Having a winter wedding doesn’t mean you won’t have incredible flowers at your fingertips. Here are 10 of our favourite red and white blossoms that are available during the winter months.
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Sometimes less is more. When it comes to your wedding floral arrangements nothing says elegant simplicity better than a single bloom bouquet. This trendy floral idea is sometimes more cost-effective than a full traditional bouquet and it makes for an easy DIY project. Consider opting for single flowers for your bridesmaids’ bouquets and a composite arrangement, petals from multiple flowers glued together to make one large bloom, for your bouquet. You can even mix and match colours for a truly unique look.
If you’re looking to add a pop of colour to your wedding decor why not choose floral arrangements that fulfill your traditional “something blue” requirement? This age-old tradition, derived from an Old English rhyme, is meant to bring good luck to a bride on her wedding day. Integrate pops of blue into your bouquet and floral arrangements by using inspiration from these stunning azure bouquets, which range from whimsical paper twirls to boldly-coloured blooms.
This morning the Internet is all abuzz with the news that Madonna hates hydrangeas. Madge was given a bouquet of hydrangeas by a fan at the Venice Film Festival, and her microphone picked up the following quote: “I absolutely loathe hydrangeas.” For the record, we agree to disagree with the Material Girl on the subject: hydrangeas are perfectly pretty flowers that can be a great addition to your wedding decor. Here’s four reasons to love hydrangeas:
1. THEY’RE AFFORDABLE.
Not only are hydrangea blossoms beautiful, they’re also extremely voluminous, which means you don’t need many flowers to fill up your bouquet or centrepiece.
2. THEY’RE COLOURFUL.
Hydrangeas don’t just come in blue. They’re also available in white, green, pink and lavender, so it’s easy to find a colour that works with your decorating scheme.
3.THEY’RE MEANINGFUL.
Among other things, hydrangeas are meant to symbolize devotion. How perfect is that for your bridal bouquet?
4. THEY’RE VERSATILE.
Hydrangeas look great on their own (a big bunch in a low vase makes a nice centrepiece), but they also look lovely mixed with other flowers (see above).
Where do you stand on the hydrangea debate? Love them or hate them?
If you happen to be from, or near, the Niagara region then you’re in luck. Mimosa Flowers (formerly Vintage Design Company) has just re-launched their company with a whole new look, brand, and site. Bringing more creative and fresher designs to the table, owner and head designer, Jennifer, together with her husband Mark, have a new and unique floral style that certainly sets them apart from the rest. Read the rest of this entry »
Plenty of details surrounding the royal wedding may be hush hush–who’s going to make the dress, where are they honeymooning, etc. etc. Read the rest of this entry »
What a whirlwind of a week it’s been for us on set. First we were surrounded by glitter then yesterday it was ALL about pink–pink roses to be exact. Read the rest of this entry »
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