Come see terrariums, containers and plants– looks like a garden!

A fun bout for kids going to prom!

Lots of fresh flowers at Ellwood Thompson’s. Bouquet pictured is $14.99. Come by and pick one up!

Easy to care for and decidedly modern, with a little retro we seem to like. Keep out of direct light and  keep moist.

terrariums

This wedding was so elegant with a touch of rustic. Burlap and mercury glass were the bride’s vision. See for yourself what we came up with. The Tuckahoe Woman’s Club was a great place for the ceremony and reception. The catering was done by Mosaic. They could not have been nicer and so well organized! (I hear the food was superb too.)

Bridal bouquet with peonies, ranunculus,  lizzie, waxflower and more.

bridal wrap

bridesmaids bouquets

Wreath in front of the Tuckahoe Woman’s Club. Made of baby’s breath and hydrangea.

Table scape

The large arrangement with curly willow, bells of Ireland and other materials. It was really cool, and really huge!

Behind the bar to add interest and height.

“What a wonderful job you did on all of the flowers for Ashleigh and Matt’s wedding weekend!  They were all so beautifully done.  Thank you so much!!  You truly have amazing talent and I think you captured the look Ashleigh wanted exactly.  “  Teresa

Come and see these unbelievable Botanicals by Anne Thompson and some “green arrangements”.

A silver bowl with a nest of twigs, moss, protea, greens and other goodies like pine cones nestled in.

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.

The bridesmaids bouquets were in shades of peach and coral, with a touch of green. Each one was wrapped in burlap with a pearl pin detail and some twine. The bride’s bouquet was a simple mix of white hydrangea and Queen Anne’s lace.

The bride wrapped the urn in twine and I made an arrangement of curly willow, forsythia and assorted and some magnificent hydrangeas.

Above are some of the table toppers made by friends. These include elegant flowers, fruit and Buckeyes, hydrangea and the best — a simply beautiful jar of zinnias that the bride and her father grew.

The first Sunday of the Flower Guild. Narcissus bulbs with white birch twigs and white lilies. Fresh new growth and the coming of spring.

A variety of succulent plants here @ellwoodthompsons ready to give or keep. $17.99 with a unique saucer each