Petals, Weddings and Flowers by Sarah

How flattering! (I’m batting my eyelashes now) When I was thinking of what Courtney wanted, I really thought of how I do things, my mother does things, my grandmother, aunt, and on and on. Just think of things  in a different way. Flower arranging  is really just problem solving, and the first problem is how to make the arrangement….R Home blog post

What a fun time of year! The weekend of December 3-5 is the Holly Ball Cotillion. I am offering the nosegay again, and I have added a really cool wrist corsage.

Choose one of each from below,

Pick up is at 7607 Bryn Mawr Road, 1-6:30 pm Friday December 3rd

follow this link for a map -

http://tinyurl.com/petals-sarah

Here I have updated a classic. I’ve been reviewing my Sheila Macqueen books given to me by my mother and dear Auntie Lloyd.

An arrangement on a candle stick is so English and sort of retro too. This fall inspired arrangement has mums, bittersweet, jasmine vine,  pepper berry, gold wire and a few other little tidbits.

The bird in the nest gives it an unexpected focal point.

Posted is an arrangement I made for the Patrick Henry YMCA ribbon cutting. The new colors are great for creating bright, fun and energetic arrangements.

Be sure to click on this photo for a better view. The picture was taken viewing the “long and low” from the side. I used moss to cover the oasis instead of greens, and that kept the arrangement from being to dense with greens. The teal wire adds some fun to arrangement, as well as the ribbons.

WOW, I walked in and saw what they were getting ready to send out… What a privilege to work with such wonderful material!    In Water Flowers is the name, you can click here to view their web site.  Have fun!

Tuckahoe Plantation flowers are here. Bright and beautiful colors the flowers are arranged and ready to for you to enjoy!

This arrangement (I made with assistance from my Mom) was by the entrance to the tea room. In and around the church there were so many beautiful arrangements! So much talent at St. Stephens Church.

Every Friday at Fraiche I have luscious fresh flowers arrangements. Each week brings a different color comination.

In two weeks, blooms from Tuckahoe Plantation will be rolling in. That means super fresh (and local) flowers and greens–YEA!