I have always been in love with the unique, yet traditional floral combination of green, white, and yellow. It's a classic look that never ceases to impress in both simple and extravagant occasions and settings. It's subtle, elegant, and fresh while still providing prominence. Alea Moore Photography | A Bryan Photo

Bouquet: Fresh, definitive, and stunning - compliments of brides.com and Alea Moore Photography.

Table: Rustic with a touch of modern class. The green and white flowers transform this antique table into a modern plateau!. Compliments of Martha Stewart Weddings and A Bryan Photo.

Danny Weiss Photography | Tana Photography | Martha Stewart Weddings | Mike Colon Photographers

Top Left: A glamorous seaside wedding blending white, green, and turquoise sea glass - compliments of Danny Weiss Photography and Theknot.com

Top Right: Exquisite calla lilies - compliments of Tana Photography and Theknot.com

Bottom Left: A complex yet elegant bouquet - compliments of Martha Stewart Weddings

Bottom Right: A dramatic yet classy entrance for Timbaland and Monique Idlett's wedding - compliments of Mike Colon Photographers and In Style Weddings

Quintessential modern arrangements - compliments of Martha Stewart Weddings.

Red Tree Photography | Thia Kong Photography

A natural collection of flowers and a contemporary floral ball - compliments of Redtree Photography, Thia Konig Photography, and theknot.com.

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The Knot's pick of best outdoor sites features the Redwood Grove at the UC Botanical Gardens. This place is beautiful ~ the tall redwood trees create a very magical and romantic setting while the amphitheater creates an atypical but intimate ceremony site. We coordinated Christine and Tom's wedding here last August. Everything from the floral arrangements to the voluptuous redwoods was stunning and caught the guests by surprise.

The service started with the bridesmaids and groomsmen entering from behind the guests as tradition states, but the bride and her father walked through the trees down a winding path in front of the amphitheater, allowing the guests to sneak a peak of the bride in between the tree trunks and the greenery. During the service, Christine's brother joined the musicians by playing the violin. It was romantic, peaceful, and perfect!