Winter funeral flowers
December 22, 2008
Here is a soft selection, for the passing of an elegant lady. The soft pearl and shell tones of the spray roses, hybrid roses, and peonies along with the cascading cedar greenery, and soft tone of the seeded eucci.
The elegant comination is perfect for any time of the year, and for a peaceful elegant and comforting look. The looks very handsome on a rich tone casket, a wood tone or even a brushed nickle.
Winter Wedding
November 16, 2008
Now for a break from the Christmas displays, we have two wedding bouquets for your perusal.
First is one made using pink roses, posie callalillies, and hypericum.
Top View
Side view
Next up we have another bridal bouquet, only this time it is white and has Ivory Roses, Lisianthus, and Limonium
Top view of the white bouquet
Side View
Hydrangea and Rose Centerpiece
July 31, 2008
Heres a centerpiece done for a wedding table… one down fifteen more to go. We used various colored hydrangeas and roses, sticking to pink and white pastels in a crystal vase. This definitely fits the bill for a classic style wedding.
The overall height of the centerpiece is approximatley 2 feet
Close up
Summer Arrangement
July 23, 2008
Heres a $65 arrangement that was just done today that called for sunflowers, yellow spray roses, alstro, yarrow and lillys. After much debate, we decided to put it in a clear cylindrical vase with rocks and (fake) lemon slices as accents.
a little lemon helps accent the glass vase... its a good thing
The yellows in the spray roses was especially good this week
Front
Alternate View
Little Red Bouquet
July 21, 2008
Creating so many arrangements inevitably creates “scraps.” And by scraps I mean those “oops” moments where we cut the flower too short, break one of the buds off, or just arent satisfied with the color or appearance of the flower. We don’t just throw these away however, we take them home for ourselves. I give you the example of this little red bouquet my grandmother made the other day using nothing but scraps (which serves as testiment to her talents as a florist I might add)
