The Atrium at the Museum of International Folk Art (MOIFA) in Santa Fe was the site chosen by a Chicago couple w/ New Mexico roots for their wedding reception, following a ceremony at the historic Santuaro de Guadalupe. What a special venue! The whimsically artistic MOIFA was the perfect location for this couple, both arts administrators in the Windy City. Guests were invited to join docent-led tours of several of the galleries before convening in the Atrium for pre-dinner appetizers.
The bride and groom chose Santa Fe florist Carol Rose of Amanda's Flowers to complement their color scheme of deep red and poppy (a softer shade of orange), which she did w/ a minimalist approach that delightfully complemented the simple beauty of the Atrium.
The Atrium at the Museum of International Folk Art (MOIFA) in Santa Fe was the site chosen by a Chicago couple w/ New Mexico roots for their wedding reception, following a ceremony at the historic Santuaro de Guadalupe. What a special venue! The whimsically artistic MOIFA was the perfect location for this couple, both arts administrators in the Windy City. Guests were invited to join docent-led tours of several of the galleries before convening in the Atrium for pre-dinner appetizers.
The bride and groom chose Santa Fe florist Carol Rose of Amanda's Flowers to complement their color scheme of deep red and poppy (a softer shade of orange), which she did w/ a minimalist approach that delightfully complemented the simple beauty of the Atrium.
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