Triangle Nursery Blog
Triangle Nursery Blog
Are you having a rustic or country garden styled wedding or event? We have the perfect arrangement for you in quite an unusual container… A Wellington boot! Watch, share and be inspired by our fun, playful DIY arrrangement to create this April for your home with your childeren or to style up an event. Advertisements
This week features Jenny’s bridal bouquet. The couple opted to DIY the wedding flowers, including bouquets, crowns, buttonholes and venue decor. The bouquets are a natural, rustic style combining pastel shades of seasonal flowers with greenery.
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 ‘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 …
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 …