tablescapes, the double t and the leslie lukas

A while back I blogged photos from our fabulous Assets Weekend at the Double T River Ranch in Clyde Park, Montana . . . and have had yet to blog the fabulous tablescapes of my two dear friends, floral designers and event planners. Each girl deserves their own blog post, and tonight is Leslie's turn because she's one year older than Angela :)

The most lovely Leslie Lukas . . . she created two beautiful tablescapes, one with bright, citrusy colors, and the other a more earthy, organic decor. I loved both for entirely different reasons . . .



I looooove the blue this year! Leslie created a darling centerpiece in this beautiful bowl. Here's what's nice about choosing a centerpiece such as this - you can gift it to a parent or grandparent or someone special attending your wedding . . .



We were all about the idea of eating dinner in the middle of the road :)



But we'd be just as happy to eat dinner in a field of tall grass :) You see, we just love a good meal . . .





Leslie has these lovely little wood flower holder/candle holder/doo hickey things made for her in Ennis, Montana, where she lives in a perfect little house on a hill. Here is why she is a wedding planner and I am not: I recently suggested to a client of ours that she should display them with taper candles at her outdoor reception tables. In Montana. Where it is quite windy. Leslie gracefully pointed out the struggle with keeping tapers lit in the wind . . . woops!



Something blue . . .



And my favorite of this setting . . .



We started a little late in the day and kinda sorta started running out of light, but I l.o.v.e.d Leslie's riverside table. I am a sucker for terra cotta pots and turqoise!





Bucket List: Fold a napkin this way!



One last piece of eye candy for you :)



Cheers!