Triangle Nursery Blog
Triangle Nursery Blog
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. Advertisements
March is considered by many to be the official start of spring (well, at least we thought until the snow fell this week!) when animals and flowers begin to reproduce and flourish in the warmer weather. It’s also the time when you can find a new selection of flowers to choose from. Below is a …
This week’s bouquet on ‘What’s in My Bouquet’ is what we class as ‘pretty’ combining pastel shades boasting a delicate and feminine selection of spring flowers. See below to find out the contents of the bouquet this week:
Wedding Backdrops Our favourite wedding backdrops perfect for wedding ceremonies, receptions, photo booths – or all three! A wedding backdrop is sure to impress your guests and add some personalised style to your wedding day! Types of Wedding Backdrops: Lush Greenery Fabulous Florals Colourful Wedding Backdrops Tropical Vintage Rustic and Country Garden All of the Lights …
On the 30th September, Aprille and Chris tied the knot at Copdock Barns in Suffolk. Our Triangle florists had the pleasure of doing the flowers, bouquets, buttonholes and table runners for the lovely couple; see below to view more photographs of the wedding. Photography: Bush Fire Photography Lots of love and congratulations to our happy …
Our lovely couple, Harriet and Zak got married at Decoy farm in the heart of the Suffolk countryside in August. The couple opted for a selection of ‘pretty’ seasonal blooms in light blues, pinks and white to accompany their theme. Below, view all of the photographs of the wedding day itself, bouquets, buttonholes made by …
A relaxed wedding set in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. Sarah & Alex got married at the church in Charsfield and had the reception at Crows Hall, Suffolk.
If you’re serious about getting into the floral side of Chinese New Year, then you better go in prepared. This year, Chinese New Year is on Friday 16th February and celebrations last for 7 days. If you are throwing a Chinese New Year party, or simply celebrating at home with family, don’t forget the flowers! I know what …
This week’s ‘What’s in my Bouquet‘ is bursting with charm. The colour palette of burgundy with blush pink has to be one of our favourites for fall and winter weddings.
Welcome to the curious world of floriography… The most important thing about flowers is of course, that they make your home or your event naturally lovely and beautiful – and frankly, we can’t see why they really need to have much meaning beyond that! Even so, since long before red roses meant ‘I love you’ and …