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R E A D O N L I N E
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No. 2
Jason Lloyd | By Jason Lloyd
Los Angeles, Calif. USA | byjasonlloyd.com | @byjasonlloyd
Photo by Miriam Brummel; Even Keel Wedding and Portrait Photography
Los Angeles, Calif.; @evenkeelweddings
The weightless wedding altar (right) made big waves when it bucked the
dominant trend of heavy metal- and timber-fabricated frames adorned by
botanical materials, opting for a "stealth" ceiling-anchored mechanic instead.
Featuring long draped garlands of pink carnations, with a heavy use of
Chrysanthemum, this design inspired our online community by making
under-appreciated flowers the stars of the show. Created by Jason Lloyd,
with support from event planner Claudia Casanova, founder of One Darling
Day boutique event studio in Los Angeles, Calif., this look was our No. 2-
most-talked-about feature of 2022.
No. 1
Madison Hartley
HART Floral
Portland, Ore. USA
hartfloraldesign.com
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This styled piece, titled "Sunny
Day" and featuring field-
cut sunflowers supported by
fireworks of fennel blossoms and
passion flowers, was designed in
tribute to the people of Ukraine
by Madison Hartley. Hartley
has used her formal training as a
painter to create a unique floral
design style that has landed her
on the pages of top publications
such as Vogue and The New
York Times. For those interested in
learning how they can embody
the design principles employed
by Hartley, she offers both online
and in-person educational
resources available around the
globe through Hart Education
(hartfloraleducation.com). The
online course titled "How to
Photograph Flowers" is a must-
learn topic for florists everywhere.
Hartley also sells fine-art-quality
prints of her work, including this
image, our No. 1-most-talked-
about feature of 2022.
