Color-Blocked Garden Florals at Lone Star Mansion

Florals for this wedding were organized around contrast through separation rather than blending. Orange and purple were used as complementary color families, with blue introduced as a secondary cooling element. Large installations were color-blocked, grouping warm florals independently from cooler tones so each palette could read clearly. This approach allowed saturated color to remain present without overwhelming the space. Scale and placement carried the design, with bold moments positioned where structure could support them and quieter areas left intentionally restrained. Color functioned as structure, creating clarity and balance across the venue.