Even though it's the last day of January, the weather has been so warm I can't help but think of spring!
Here's a "springy" arrangement, in honor of this tease of unseasonable weather.
I absolutely love these gorgeous variegated tulips, don't you?
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Monday, January 23, 2012
Happy 2012!
A very belated "Happy New Year"! I'm finally getting back into the swing of things, ready to post lots of pictures and ideas, so here are a few to start off 2012...
These are designs we put together for a wedding this past August. Some of my favs, for a lovely couple, and these yummy colors have me looking forward to spring!
| centerpiece designs in antique mason jars |
| the bride's bouquet |
| a sweet corsage |
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Holiday Designs
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Wedding at Ridley Creek
I wanted to share a few pictures of flowers we provided for a wedding at The Mansion at Ridley Creek State Park this past August. I love Ridley Creek, with it's fabulous outdoor spaces, and the beautiful mansion that reminds me of a gothic English estate, like something out of Jane Eyre - one of my most favorite novels of all time!
Isn't it just so yummy?! All that beautiful stone.
The ceremony took place on these beautiful stone steps, and we decorated the ballustrade above with a garland of greenery, hydrangea and roses.
High centerpieces were arranged a top tall gold stands, provided by lovely wedding planner Becky, of Simply Chic Events. The base was surrounded by fresh green moss, and candles in small mason jars were tucked into the top of the centerpiece, as well as around the base.
Low centerpieces consisted of a trio of mason jars, in varying sizes, filled with hydrangea, peach stock, sahara roses and queen anne's lace, surrounded by smaller mason and jelly jars with votive candles, and of course, more moss.
Look at these fabulous moss table numbers Becky attached to the arrangements! I do love anything "mossy"!
Sweet arrangements in mason jars hanging from short shepherd's hooks lined the aisle for the ceremony
And, the beautiful bridal bouquet, in a quick pic before we left the shop!
How gorgeous is this "secret garden"?
Yes, I'm definitely a sucker for moss. Look at this delicious specimen...
And ferns, just can't get enough!!!
A beautiful spot and a beautiful wedding!
Isn't it just so yummy?! All that beautiful stone.
| ceremony site |
The ceremony took place on these beautiful stone steps, and we decorated the ballustrade above with a garland of greenery, hydrangea and roses.
| High centerpiece |
| Low centerpiece |
| ceremony aisle decor |
| bride's bouquet |
How gorgeous is this "secret garden"?
I just had to stop to visit with the frogs dwelling in an old fountain
Yes, I'm definitely a sucker for moss. Look at this delicious specimen...
And ferns, just can't get enough!!!
A beautiful spot and a beautiful wedding!
Saturday, December 10, 2011
A bouquet I loved
Hi there! Here is a lovely bouquet we put together as a sample for a wedding event. I absolutely loved this combination of flowers...
Sahara roses, beautiful blush ranunculus (which we carried all the way back from NYC!), spray roses, lamb's ear foliage, berzillia, seeded eucalyptus and raspberries. Soooo soft and pretty!
Sahara roses, beautiful blush ranunculus (which we carried all the way back from NYC!), spray roses, lamb's ear foliage, berzillia, seeded eucalyptus and raspberries. Soooo soft and pretty!
Friday, December 2, 2011
The shop for the holiday season
| Fabulous little glittered trees |
| Felt trees and candles |
| owls and acorns |
| our moss boxes with burlap ribbon |
| mason jar "snow globes" |
| Adorable little deer looks like he's smelling the flowers |
| the outside at night |
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Flowers for Dressage
A few pics of some arrangements we did for Dressage at Devon, at the Devon Horse Show, this fall.
Providing flowers for Dressage is always a pleasure. Not only is the riding wondrous and beautiful to watch, but it benefits Thorncroft's therapeutic horse riding program, http://www.thorncroft.org/. It is a fabulous event and everyone involved is absolutely wonderful to work with!
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