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"Chelsea Clinton wanted to make sure the flowers at her weekend wedding to Marc Mezvinsky fit in with the outdoor setting in which she said &amp;quot;I Do.&amp;quot;\r\nPHOTOS: Chelsea&amp;apos;s wedding album&amp;quot;The space was amazing... right on the Hudson River,&amp;quot; florist Jeff Leatham tells UsMagazine.com of Astor Courts, where the couple of about five years wed Saturday night. &amp;quot;It was very important [to Chelsea] to keep it organic and natural...The theme, floral wise, was organic, clean, simple and elegant.&amp;quot;On that note, &amp;quot;The chuppah matched the garden and trees so it wasn&amp;apos;t out of place. It needed to look like it just happened there naturally,&amp;quot; says Leatham of the traditional canopy under which the couple said their vows in the interfaith ceremony. (Clinton is Methodist; Mezvinsky is Jewish.)\r\nPHOTOS: See how Chelsea has grown up&amp;quot;The bride&amp;apos;s bouquet was a beautiful, clean, simple ball of Gardenias. The men had Freesia boutonni&amp;#xE8;res,&amp;quot; continues Leatham. Clinton also donned a strapless Vera Wang gown, Mezvinsky opted for a Burberry suit. &amp;quot;The only fragrant flowers were in the bridal party.&amp;quot;\r\nPHOTOS: Famous first childrenLeatham -- who designed flowers for the ceremony, reception and afterparty -- tells Us, &amp;quot;It was such a honor to be involved in Chelsea and Marc&amp;apos;s day. Everyone could not have been more kind... When we saw the photos and the look on Chelsea&amp;apos;s face, it was absolutely worth it. It was such an honor.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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