A Wedding Aisle Built to Wind, Not Run Straight — In Four Colors
The ceremony aisle wasn't a straight shot to the altar — it curved, and every inch of that curve was packed with pink, purple, orange, and yellow blooms rather than left bare between sparse arrangements. That density is the planning takeaway: a winding path reads as a design decision only when the flowers fill it edge to edge, not just mark its turns. The coverage itself signals the scale of the setup — Little Black Book members the Lockharts had the aisle shot both on film and in stills, the kind of double documentation typically reserved for a floral moment substantial enough to hold up in motion and in a single frame alike.
With reporting from Style Me Pretty.

