Sunflower wedding bouquets are usually hand tied, rustic bunches of flowers, brilliant and effective, but you wouldn't think of them as versatile, but think again. There are many ways to use sunflowers, cascade bouquets are perfectly possible, and perhaps best of all, yellow is right on trend, so for fashion and fun, sunflowers may be the best choice for your bridal flowers.
Every bride wants to walk into her wedding reception and be stunned by how gorgeous the room, the tables, the flowers look. Even an important private dinner at home will benefit from flowers, but what form should the centerpiece take? In this post we look at tall centerpieces, ideal for large rooms with tall ceilings, but don’t forget that flowers at all levels can look gorgeous in your own home. But low flowers on your dinner table, and taller, larger flowers on the buffet, and wherever your guests look, they’ll see something beautiful. As for tall wedding centerpieces, well, we have lots of ideas if you read on.
Wedding florists can be worth their weight in gold when the work with you, help you with your budget and deliver the flowers you always dreamt of. But florists are also in business to make a profit. Are they worth what you might end up paying? Read the post, watch the video. What do you think?
Tulips once changed hands for a small furtune, they even caused an economic crisis back in the 17th century. Todays tulips come in many forms, love them for themselves, or use them as substitutes for peonies, some say the peony tulip is even better than the peony itself! Read all about ways to use tulips, and most importantly how to choose and prepare them for use in your flower arrangements, centerpieces and displays.
What's the most sought after special occasion flower? No, it;s not the calla lily or the rose, it's the peony, now the most popular flower for special events including weddings, birthdays, sweet sixteens and anniversaries.
Need to make a centerpiece on a budget? In this DIY project, we make a lovely tall centerpiece for a wedding or other event, using silk gerbera daisies and some colorful foliage. Total cost, around $25.
Can there ever be too many roses? Is there an occasion where roses aren’t appropriate? I don’t think so.
Looking for an effective centerpiece that is easy to make, looks great and wont break the bank? Candles are always a winner, they add soft light, romance and even if you can afford nothing else, will make your table look special. If, however you have a little more time to spend, or want to go to just a little more bother, these ideas will help your create a floating candle centerpiece you can be proud of.
Sunflower wedding bouquets are usually hand tied, rustic bunches of flowers, brilliant and effective, but you wouldn’t think of them as versatile, but think again. There are many ways to use sunflowers, cascade bouquets are perfectly possible, and perhaps best of all, yellow is right on trend, so for fashion and fun, sunflowers may be the best choice for your bridal flowers.
Purple is a favorite color for many, but the problem is that there just aren’t that many flower which come in purple, in fact, when it comes to wedding color schemes there’s only one which is more difficult, and that’s blue. This post looks at the flowers that are available in all shades, from pale lilac to dark purple and the looks at some of the most interesting designs of purple wedding flowers, purple with white, purple with pink and the bold and beautiful purple with red. Fresh flowers, silk, bouquets and centerpieces, we’ve tried to cover it all, but if you have questions, please add a comment and we’ll try to add more!
