Event Design: Cabo San Lucas Inspiration, Part 2
Posted by Matthew RobbinsOne of the highlights of our recent trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, was visiting the old-world, hacienda-style of One & Only Palmilla. This fabulous resort bridges the …
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Name: Matthew Robbins
Title: Contributor to Martha Stewart Weddings & Partner/Creative Director of Matthew Robbins Design
Hometown: St. Augustine, Florida
Favorite wedding flower: Sweetpeas
Best planning tip: When designing your wedding, go with what feels natural and essential to your own style and aesthetic. Otherwise, you’ll feel like a guest at your own event.
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Event Design: Cabo San Lucas Inspiration, Part 1
Posted by Matthew RobbinsThanks to the Cabo San Lucas event I designed back in November, we have been receiving tons of questions from brides asking about this Mexican city as a …
Event Design: Hudson Valley News
Posted by Matthew RobbinsThe Hudson Valley and the Hamptons are very popular wedding locations for New York couples looking for a more relaxed and scenic venue. I recently visited The Garrison, …
Event Design: Garden Bouquets
Posted by Matthew RobbinsOne of my favorite summer pastimes is making bouquets with materials cut straight from my garden. I have an obsession with textures, so my plot is filled with …
Event Design: Green Arrangements
Posted by Matthew RobbinsI had the pleasure of teaching another class at The Flower School New York last week. It’s always such a wonderful experience for me to meet lovely students …
Event Design: Summer Herbs
Posted by Matthew RobbinsAs we settle into summer, I’m so excited to see all of my potted herbs looking more and more beautiful with each day of warm sunshine. Herbs are …
Event Design: Inspired by the Sea
Posted by Matthew RobbinsEveryone loves a beautiful beach wedding or reception, but working with a sea-inspired theme can be challenging. Seashells and soft, tropical tones can easily turn kitschy and tacky …
Event Design: Choosing the Perfect Vessel
Posted by Matthew RobbinsPlacing blooms in a great container or unique vase is like framing a photograph or painting — it finishes and defines the beauty of the flowers’ color palette …
