Enchanting PNW Garden Wedding Inspiration at

Bella Luna Farm

I wanted to share the scoop on this amazing botanical-inspired wedding editorial that went down at Bella Luna Farms in Snohomish. If you're into Pacific Northwest beauty and all things botanical, this one's for you.

Picture this: Bella Luna Farms, a hidden gem nestled amidst 12 acres of landscaped gardens, with the charming European-inspired Grape House as the backdrop for an intimate reception. It's a botany lover's paradise, and the lush surroundings were the muse for this whole shindig.

To keep the vibes in tune with the farm's beauty, Bella fiori (Florist & Designer), went for a color palette straight from nature's playbook - shades of green, lavender, blush, and plum. And let me tell you, it worked like a charm. The lavender Koko Loko Rose was the star of the show, and it set the tone for everything from bouquets to centerpieces. Sweetpeas, clematis, and more garden roses joined the party, all tied together with some seriously chic hand-dyed silk ribbons.

Now, let's talk fashion. You won't believe how enchanting the bride looked! She gracefully adorned herself in an ethereal white ballgown, and it was as if she had stepped out of a fairytale. The gown was adorned with delicate gossamer butterflies that seemed to dance and flutter around her, adding a whimsical and magical touch to her bridal ensemble. It was truly a sight to behold, and it perfectly complemented the garden-inspired theme of the day.

For the stationery, we teamed up with Idea Chic out of Denver. Their garden-inspired design, done in an elegant dark emerald green, graced the wedding invitations and menus. Even the envelopes got a botanical upgrade with a green floral pattern. Plus, they went the extra mile with personalized place cards featuring delicate wreaths and guest names.

When it came to place settings, Snohomish Rental Company and Bella Fiori brought their A-game. The botanical-inspired plates and lush floral centerpieces were set atop hand-dyed table runners, with grapevines overhead completing the dreamy scene. Hand-lettered signage added that extra touch of femininity and romance.

And let's not forget the dessert table, a true feast for the eyes and taste buds. Coconut-covered cake, mint macaroons, fresh plums and blueberries, and a divine selection of cookies from Flour Dusted Countertops. They even went all out with hand-painted lavender sprigs on the cookies.

Botanical bliss at its finest, wouldn't you agree?