The pew markers were made with lemon leaf, ruskus, wheat and lavender. All tied together with twine, burlap and ribbon. The family pews were marked with the addition of a hydrangea. Read the rest of this entry »
An Elegant Country Wedding in Hanover
January 18th, 2012 by adminFlowers for St. Stephen’s
January 7th, 2012 by SarahSucculents
January 5th, 2012 by SarahBurrr
January 4th, 2012 by SarahHolly Ball Corsages, Nosegays and Boutonnieres
November 20th, 2011 by SarahWhat a fun time of year! The weekend of December 2-4 is the Holly Ball Cotillion. I’ll be making the 3 rose nosegay ($14), wrist corsages with a great faux pearl band ($20) and boutonnieres ($8).
Choose one of each from the choices below:
1) Roses:red, white or pink
3) Ribbons: gold, silver, red or pink.
(note: For boutonnieres you may only want to select a rose color.)Pick up either:
Boxwood Greens Sale at Grace Baptist Church– 4200 Dover Road, 32221 on Friday 12/2 between 10am and 2pm, or
7607 Bryn Mawr Rd, 23229 between 2pm and 5pm (google map). Please indicate where you would like to pick up your flowers.If your entire carpool orders, I can have the order ready for one person to pick it up. Please email who will pick up and who is in the carpool.
Thank you!
To pay by credit card and order, click here.
To pay by check or cash, order here and pay when you pick up.
Holly Spree at St. Gertrude
November 18th, 2011 by SarahThanksgiving flowers
November 14th, 2011 by SarahA Fall Wedding
November 4th, 2011 by SarahJust like many of us, this bride was on a budget. Sure, there were a few mums thrown in, but premium flowers make the difference, and you don’t always need a whole lot of a good thing.
The bridal bouquet had white and green decorative cabbage, wax flower, football mums, roses and rosemary for remembrance. The bridesmaids’ bouquets were a combination of an orange lily, rovers, pinkish sedum, burgundy mums, safari sunset and orange roses with buplerum which added an airy feeling.
Table Arrangements:
We had all kinds of combinations of flowers, mirrors, containers and even a few slices of a burl to put on the tables. It looked lush and well planned (because it was).











