I met Eunice in the spring of 2016 when she was a senior in college working on her capstone photography project at Arizona State University. We spent a few days in the living room of her charming home weaving florals into wearable creations for a small group of models. From the initial project together, Eunice's creativity and professionalism absolutely captivated me and in the ensuing years, I've had the pleasure of working with her on countless other projects. From real weddings to product images for my team to my personal Christmas card photos many years in a row - Eunice's imagery has been a huge part of the vibe of Form Floral. When Eunice & Jeffrey got engaged, I was over the moon they chose to work with us to create the floral arrangements for their big day. This vision was always one with sustainability at the forefront; the couple is passionate about mama earth and incorporates sustainable practices into their day to day life. Their wedding is a perfect example of sustainability without sacrificing style. The two most important elements in choosing the direction of your wedding design are a sense of place and a color palette. Eunice & Jeffrey tied the knot in Santa Fe, New Mexico at Pecos National Historic Park with a reception at El Rey Court. We worked with them to create floral designs that enhanced the existing world rather than attempting to change it or compete with it. Your venue is, arguably, the most important element of the design for your wedding day. Booking the right venue for your vibe creates the perfect canvas for all of your other design elements to fall seamlessly into place.