Planning & Inspiration
Garden Roses
Everyone is crazy about peonies, yet they may not be available on the day of your wedding. Consider using garden roses, they are robust and beautiful and can create that same super romantic and feminine look that you get with peonies!
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Planning & Inspiration
The Joy of Choosing Flowers for Your Summer Wedding
Having a hard time deciding which flowers to choose for your outdoor wedding this summer? We wanted to share some specific flowers that hold up well in extreme heat and ones you may want to include in your arrangements. Roses, lilies, freesias and orchids all open up beautifully in warm weather and can withstand the heat. Check out this great article from The Knot that includes many helpful tips on choosing your florals!
http://wedding.theknot.com/real-weddings/summer-weddings/articles/top-summer-flower-tips.aspx?MsdVisit=1
Planning & Inspiration
A Remembrance of Spring
We just got these beautiful photos back from a wedding we did in May. The bride chose a romantic combination of blush pinks and white. Her primary flowers were Peonies which we accented with Stock and Roses. So many brides love Peonies since they are such a soft, romantic bloom. If you are lucky enough to be getting married in May there’s no better choice!
Planning & Inspiration
Baby’s Breath – A Desirable Wedding Flower?
Baby’s breath is often thought of as being a cheap filler but it’s making a comeback with today’s brides.

We don’t like pairing it with flowers, it looks great on its own…
As a tall centerpiece in an elegant vase,

As a crystal stand,

Or even as a simplistic bouquet.

It can be stunning and give your wedding a touch of vintage!
Planning & Inspiration
Carnations are Hot!
We love CARNATIONS! They have made a comeback and are no longer considered a taboo wedding flower. They look great paired with Hydrangea to add depth to an arrangement and come in so many vibrant colors that work well as fillers. Our personal favorite is using them alone in tight, compact arrangements giving them an elegant, modern look.



