Kellie & Devin's Wedding Flowers at Georgina's in Bolton, CT Georgina's Bolton CT Wedding Flowers | Peterson's Patch Florals
Georgina's in Bolton is a locally owned restaurant and banquet facility with a gazebo ceremony site tucked behind the restaurant. When Kellie and Devin chose it for their wedding on June 26, 2026, they brought a big, joyful wedding party and a color story full of warmth and contrast. I couldn't wait to bring early-summer flowers from my farm in Sterling to Bolton.
A Palette of Warmth and Contrast
Kellie's bridesmaids wore mismatched shades of rust, blush, burgundy, and orange, while the groomsmen wore varying shades of blue. Kellie wore white and Devin wore a blue suit. Warm tones against cool blues gave the flowers a clear direction: rich and warm, with blue woven through to tie both sides of the wedding party together.
Kellie's Bridal Bouquet
Kellie carried a large, abundant bouquet in peach and peachy orange, with deep burgundy, touches of blue, and a little pop of hot pink for fun. Cascading ferns and trailing jasmine vine gave it movement and a soft, garden-gathered drape. It pulled every color of the day into one design and looked beautiful against her white gown.
Bouquets for the Bridesmaids and Mothers
Each bridesmaid carried a smaller version of Kellie's bouquet, so the same warm palette flowed down the whole line against their rust, blush, burgundy, and orange dresses. I also made posy-style bouquets for both the mother of the bride and the mother of the groom. Posies are a lovely way to honor the moms with something that's easy to hold all day.
Boutonnieres
The groomsmen, the father of the bride, and the father of the groom all wore boutonnieres that tied back to the bouquets and stood out nicely against all that blue.
A Ceremony With a Family Story
The ceremony took place at the gazebo behind the restaurant, framed by four floral pieces, two on each side of the couple. My favorite detail of the day: the two tall arrangements sat on the flower pedestals from Kellie's mother's own wedding. At the base of each pedestal I added a grounded meadow piece, so the flowers layered from the ground up and gave the gazebo a full, garden-like frame.
The arrangements were filled with roses, peonies grown on my farm, larkspur, delphinium, thistle, and greenery. The blues of the larkspur, delphinium, and thistle echoed the groomsmen, and the peonies brought softness and that unmistakable June feeling.
Ceremony Flowers, Repurposed
After the ceremony, those pieces moved inside to the reception. They were set beside the cake table and in front of the sweetheart table, so the flowers framed the couple a second time. Repurposing ceremony flowers is one of my favorite ways to help couples get more from their floral budget.
The guest table centerpieces were designed by Kellie and her family, a sweet, personal touch that made the reception feel even more like their own.
Planning Your Georgina's Wedding Flowers
If you're getting married at Georgina's, here's a florist's tip: load-in is very easy, and the ceremony site is just steps from where you park. That makes larger ceremony pieces, like pedestals and meadow designs, simple to bring in and set up. The short walk from the gazebo to the reception also makes repurposing ceremony florals easy.
If you're dreaming of flowers for your Georgina's wedding, I'd love to hear about your day.
All photography by Tiara of Northwoods Photography.
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