Thanks for stopping by! I’m so excited you’re here! I am Cori – the owner and creative director of Cori Cook Floral Design! My world is my family and flowers and I am so grateful for this beautiful life. My heart and desire is that as you spend time exploring this journal, that you too, would be inspired to live your own kind of beautiful life! Cheers!
Cori Cook
True Story: After 4 years of collaborating and dreaming, I am one blessed little lady to have opened up a floral and paperware studio with one of my very closest friends, Morgan. Because we moved into the studio in March, immediately began renovations (with the help of our amazing parents and my amazing husband…more on that later), and then jumped right into our busy, busy wedding season, it’s only now that we have begun to set back and say, “Oh my gosh. We really did it.” This studio is a dream in so many ways…And since I love lists, I made a list why:
We’ve been asked over and over to see pics of the new studio and I promise that we will post some soon. We’re still working on a few things that we want just right before we’re ready for the big reveal (: And just for reference, if you are looking for Morgan’s Paper + Ink website, it is in process. For now, check out her gallery on my website by clicking here and here.
This wedding, from July (I know, I am way behind in blogging this summer!) was one of our very first weddings we booked together. The bride, Susan, planned most of her wedding remotely and we appreciated the faith she had in our collaboration of designs. What fun. Enjoy this lovely wedding of vintage romance and casual elegance…brought to you by:
VENDOR LOVE
Photography: Harper Point Photography
Flowers: Cori Cook Floral Design
Paperware: Paper + Ink
Rentals/Vintage Props: A Vintage Affair Rentals
Venue: The Tapestry House
I love this design. Tables were decked out with burlap runners with lace borders. Centerpieces were a mix of old wooden planter boxes with lush, organic arrangements of juliet garden roses, succulents, roses, veronica, cafe au lait dahlias, scabiosa pods, astible, sweet pea, lavender, and seeded eucalyptus. Morgan designed adorable custom screen printed wooden table numbers that stuck out of centerpieces and coordinated with everything from invitations to advice cards. Oh cohesion: I love you.
Boutonnieres were made of eucalyptus, scabiosa pods, wax flower, and lavender sprigs. Tied in twine.
Bridesmaid carried petite bouquets of juliet garden roses, succulents, astilbe, veronica, peonies, ranunculus, and lavender. Hand-tied in burlap ribbon.
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