While your own style and preferences should lead the way through choosing your overall look and feel of your flowers, a view into what's hot this year cannot do any harm. In fact, the following guidelines will assure a photogenic and stylish flower display, unique and your own!
Choosing to group your chosen prize winners in individual decorative vessels is hip this year. Seasonal affordable blooms in masses of make fantastic saturated displays of color and texture, especially when one elects to change varieties from vessel to vessel. Show your colors by flickering your hues throughout the event while giving them an interesting vessel; crystal always dresses up , a distressed vessel warrants one massed bloom, as well as tiered opaque vases in different shapes shows modern, yet safe for the individuals wanting timeless.
Color and texture creates dimensional stylish huddles of flower power!
Don't be afraid to combine many shades of purple ( a hot color for 2009) or your preferred color. It's the thing to do. Let your floral designer 'go with it' should you love pink, she is sure to please; besides she is in the industry to do just that and is privy to hundreds of pink flowers, waiting to be layered and paired with its perfect compliment. Don't be afraid when it comes to color. It is passionate and flirty, also vibrant and creates a good energy your guests will feel and appreciate.
Vintage never goes out of style. Besides, what is not to love about old worn out jeans and antique jewels? Shades of beige, pale pinks, soft yellows, chocolate, lavender, light green, cremes and ivories come together to offer a view into your ancestors minimal lifestyle. Vintage always shows romantic and timeless, and offers a level of sophisticaton and appreciation of the past. Don't forget to 'bejewel' your vintage bouquet with an hierloom brooch or hairpin. Consider carrying 'something old' on the stems of your bouquet or within its' blooms.
Glamorous and Vibrant is hot and bold. Reds come together in many 'shades of ' with Bride's lipstick to match; stay subdued on your nails. Perhaps consider the red ballet flats. Have your floral designer lace crystals or beading throughout for a glitzy accessory to your fabulous gown; besides it is your purse for the day! Consider crystal pins and brooches, layers of satin ribbon on your stems and be ready for the compliments!
Choosing to group your chosen prize winners in individual decorative vessels is hip this year. Seasonal affordable blooms in masses of make fantastic saturated displays of color and texture, especially when one elects to change varieties from vessel to vessel. Show your colors by flickering your hues throughout the event while giving them an interesting vessel; crystal always dresses up , a distressed vessel warrants one massed bloom, as well as tiered opaque vases in different shapes shows modern, yet safe for the individuals wanting timeless.
Color and texture creates dimensional stylish huddles of flower power!
Don't be afraid to combine many shades of purple ( a hot color for 2009) or your preferred color. It's the thing to do. Let your floral designer 'go with it' should you love pink, she is sure to please; besides she is in the industry to do just that and is privy to hundreds of pink flowers, waiting to be layered and paired with its perfect compliment. Don't be afraid when it comes to color. It is passionate and flirty, also vibrant and creates a good energy your guests will feel and appreciate.
Vintage never goes out of style. Besides, what is not to love about old worn out jeans and antique jewels? Shades of beige, pale pinks, soft yellows, chocolate, lavender, light green, cremes and ivories come together to offer a view into your ancestors minimal lifestyle. Vintage always shows romantic and timeless, and offers a level of sophisticaton and appreciation of the past. Don't forget to 'bejewel' your vintage bouquet with an hierloom brooch or hairpin. Consider carrying 'something old' on the stems of your bouquet or within its' blooms.
Glamorous and Vibrant is hot and bold. Reds come together in many 'shades of ' with Bride's lipstick to match; stay subdued on your nails. Perhaps consider the red ballet flats. Have your floral designer lace crystals or beading throughout for a glitzy accessory to your fabulous gown; besides it is your purse for the day! Consider crystal pins and brooches, layers of satin ribbon on your stems and be ready for the compliments!
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