Pretty pastels, rustic decor and sweet fragrances are on-trend this year. The use of pastel colours in décor, makeup and especially flowers (lavender, pink and white roses) is something to look out for to create a calming and natural style for your wedding day. Discover this week’s bouquet incorporating decorative echeveria, fragrant David Austin roses …
Find your ‘Something Blue?’ Blue flowers are readily requested for weddings and events, but unfortunately there are not many available at market. Blue flowers, from pale, powder to royal, below we have listed our buyers favourite blue flowers available at different stages of the year. Eye-catching Blue Flowers Oxypetalum Coeruleum – This flower is light blue, …
Steering away from the norm this Christmas?
It’s time for another Bouquet Breakdown! These breakdowns can be very helpful especially if you’re not familiar with flowers.
Proud Chinese lanterns in golden shades of orange are guaranteed to bring colour and light into your home or window display this autumn.
This week captures the essence of nature with a loose, ‘just picked’ style. Heather’s bridal bouquet uses a combination of spring flowers in whites, blues and pink colour shades. Continue reading to find more photographs of this DIY Wedding Bouquet and the ingredients used.. Ingredients: Nigella Dam. Blue, Setaria Highlander, Bupleurum, Stocks Aida Apricot, Peony …
This week’s bouquet is simply luxurious with a luscious fragrance from the Garden Roses. Harriet and Sebastian tied the knot in July at Helmingham Hall, a wedding entitled ‘La Belle Epoque‘ – a beautiful era (find the full wedding photographs here) . The wedding was filled with spectacular views, art deco and hanging ladders overflowing with copious …
This week’s ‘What’s in My Bouquet?‘ is a natural, ‘just picked’ look, bursting with unusual elements such as grasses, ferns, fruits and herbs. Aprille and Chris got married in late September last year at Copdock Barns in the heart of Suffolk. Continue reading to view the ingredients of the bouquet and for more photographs (images via …
We believe all Mother’s, past and present deserve ONLY the best and the beautiful flowers this Mothering Sunday
If you’re contemplating DIY wedding flowers, it’s important to think about what you’re taking on. Bouquets, buttonholes, corsages and table arrangements, it is important to take a moment and contemplate the scope of the entire endeavour.