Stunning roses certainly steal the show in this beautiful bridal bouquet by Adri at Moss Floral Design. And I love the addition of cultivated rubus, adding a wonderful wild, natural look to the design. Based in Texas, Adri selects blooms and foliages from her cutting garden, a local nursery, a micro-flower farm in California and even from the finest growers…
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Just how beautiful are these intricate buttonholes created by Jessica Zimmerman? You may also call them boutonnieres, depending on where you’re based. Another floristry term which appears to have different names is the pinholder. Do you call it a pinholder, frog or kenzan? Anyhow, now it’s time for this week’s round-up of beautiful floral inspiration and floristry news. Enjoy!
Today, I’m delighted to be collaborating with David Austin Roses. Marketing & PR Manager, Jo Bird and I have teamed up together to create a survey for UK florists as we’d love to hear about your personal experience of using David Austin Wedding & Event Roses. Prizes By completing the short survey, you’ll be in with a chance of winning…
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Ranunculus, one of my very favourite flowers, was in abundance at New Covent Garden Flower Market on Friday! There were wraps upon wraps of not only the standard variety, but Cloni and Butterfly too. And the market was a flurry of activity, with many florists stocking up for Mother’s Day, which takes place today in the UK. This popular bloom…
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The trend for dreamy double exposure images for wedding photography appears to be growing more and more in popularity. And it’s one I’m particularly smitten by. Also sometimes referred to as multiple exposure, photographers are able to create this ethereal, shadowy image effect. Just how stunning is this photo captured by Savan at Savan Photography featuring flowers by Oak &…
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