Floral Explosion
In honour of spring and its blossoming tendencies, we’re showcasing 20 wonderful ways to incorporate flowers into your day. By Tanya Pressé
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20. Chair Deco
If you’re hoping to glam up your table settings, why not add some blossoms to the backs of your chairs?
Photography courtesy Style.ish (style-ish.com).
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I absolutely love this list! Some very good ideas here to use florals in a new way. On the hair idea, I've been noticing a trend to combine floral fascinators and hair pieces with birdcage veils for a very stunning look.
Kemba
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— Kemba (May 7, 2010 at 10:07 a.m.)
I think all the ideas here are great however the picture displayed for the Corsages section I feel is very outdated. I haven't come across ANY bride that has wanted carnations and/or daisies in their corsages filled with babies breath! For the traditionalists I would recommend roses filled with a different filler (ie: wax flower), and for the modernists calla lilies or orchids with bear grass looped around. Just my 2 cents!
— Laura (June 19, 2010 at 6:05 p.m.)
What kind of flower is #5 the deep red one in the glass bowl?
— Liette (October 1, 2010 at 4:08 p.m.)
The deep red flower is a dahlia.
— Celeste (August 19, 2011 at 11:07 a.m.)