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A Rose by Any Other ColorA lovely bouquet of flowers was sent to the office for me the other day and the sender made a point of letting me know that he had SPECIFICALLY requested the color of the roses in the arrangement for me. Doing what I do, I suppose I should have known this, so I was slightly at a loss to what exactly he was trying to say with the color of the roses and hoping that I could run off to the bathroom with my iphone and look it up before I needed to register a reaction. I didn’t do it then, but I did do it later, and it got me thinking of the old tradition of the groom paying for...
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rose colored glassesDid you catch Brooklyn Bride's post about Rosenthal's Moon series dinnerware? Her quest for simple and elegant lead directly to these beauties while her sentiment about not wanting "flowers cascading over the sides and onto our coffee cups, or with tiny little butterflies all over the place," can be echoed in my household as well. But butterflies aside, I'm still not settled on an all white registry just yet. Which is why I love a little color here and there. Especially when it comes with a stem and an olive. Any one of these colorful collections pairs well with a set of white dinnerware yet s...
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Rose colors for bridal bouquetsRoses have been long used in wedding flower arrangements and bridal bouquets and they still have this role. As we observed it, roses are the most common flowers in weddings and it seems that they won’t fade away in popularity too soon. We find bridal bouquet roses as looking really interesting and in the same time, they are great for being used – with such a pick, few are the chances for not obtaining a successful wedding flower arrangement, plus the advantage of finding these flowers in multiple color tones. Roses are not some beautiful flowers that are used in wedding flower arrangements...
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Beautifully draped Chuppah with crystal curtain and rose...Beautifully draped Chuppah with crystal curtain and rose pomanders. Designed by Naakiti Florals....
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Is That a Rose?Hi everyone! Have you ever wonder how they grow this enormous flower? They don’t! It is handmade! The florist starts with one single rose which is glued on a circular piece of styrofoam and then takes individual petals and hot glues them one by one to form one large flower. It is called a Glamelia (I think that is how to spell it ) and it is one of my favorite bouquets. Ask your florist if they have made one before…if not for your bouquet it looks great as a centerpiece or on cocktail tables....
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The RosesRoses - will you be carrying them or wearing them for your big day?...
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RosesFlower Idea: Roses in test tubes....
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RosesMenu Idea: Place roses (make sure they are without pesticides) on the dish next to your main course--flowers don't always have to accompany only the dessert!...
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RosesPhotography Idea: A shot from the roses. Via Junebug....
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RosesWonderful photo idea. Rose heart on the beach....
