
Christmas door wreaths have been appearing on many a door in our neighbourhood lately, including ours! I’ve been very fortunate to attend three workshops this week and above is the design which I made from scratch at Ruth from All for Love’s workshop at the Garden Museum in London.
Read on for floristry news and beautiful inspiration from around the globe…
FLORISTRY NEWS
- Pantone Announces the Color of the Year 2020 – Classic Blue
- The Planthunter Looks into the Use of Floral Foam
FLORAL INSPIRATION
Weddings
- Haunting Bridal Style with Pearl Veil in Greece and Flowers by Da Fiori Design
- Flowers by Tinge Floral at This Romantic Emerald Green Editorial Inspired Shoot
- Chateau De Villette Summer Wedding Inspiration with Flowers by Floraison
- A Wedding Full of Charleston Charm with Flowers by On a Limb
- Florals by Amy Osaba Design at This Beautiful Georgia Wedding
- Flowers by Noonans Designs for This Blush & Eggplant Color Palette for a Barn Wedding
General
- Christmas Foraging with Kitten Grayson
- How 2019 Is Your Wreath? Top Florists Offer Tips and Tricks for Getting It Right
- Grace Your Home with a Garland – Guest Post by Nik from Grace & Thorn
FLOWERONA’S WEEK
YouTube Video
This week on my YouTube channel I shared Part 3, the final part of My Career Story. It covers from 2011 to 2019 of my Flowerona journey and all the various aspects of my career in the floristry industry as a writer, photographer, blogger, trainer and presenter.
In the Floral Spotlight
Thank you so much for all your great feedback about my recently relaunched Instagram account, @inthefloralspotlight! If you work in the floristry industry, please add the hashtag #inthefloralspotlight to your photos of you and your team, and you’ll be in with a chance of being featured.
Out & About
It’s been such a lovely and very sociable week! In addition to the All for Love workshop, I also attended workshops with Mary Jane Vaughan Flowers and one with Blue Sky Flowers and made two more Christmas door wreaths.
It’s been such a pleasure having chance to not only do some floristry, but also to mingle with other people. Yes, it can be pretty lonely sometimes working on your own from home. So, I was thrilled to be invited to attend these workshops this week and each design that I made was different, using different materials and different techniques. Thank you so much Ruth at All for Love, Mary Jane Vaughan and Liz from Blue Sky Flowers!
I also paid a visit to one of my very favourite florist shops, Zita Elze‘s shop in Kew. It’s become an annual tradition, when Kew Sparkle is taking place. And it was so lovely to catch up with Zita and her team. Look out for lots of photos of Zita’s magical festive floral designs on this blog in the run-up to Christmas. Plus, in this coming Tuesday’s YouTube video, I’ll be sharing with you footage of inside and outside Zita’s shop.
So, I hope you’ve enjoyed this week’s round-up and get chance to recharge your ‘floral batteries’ today…
P.S. In case you missed it, here’s a link to last week’s Floristry Industry Insight.
(Image: Rona Wheeldon | Flowerona)
Kitten Grayson link only available by FT subscription? Lynne Bentley
Hi Lynne, yes it would appear so. 🙂 Best wishes, Rona