Showing posts with label yellow freesia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow freesia. Show all posts

Thursday, June 24, 2010

June bouquets

One of the great things about our design staff is the great diversity --
Here are a few bouquets that have hit the door over the past few weeks-
above one of my favorites--all white with pops of yellow--freesia, craspedia for the yellow--peonies, (surprisingly!)
hydrangea and... garden roses--talk about some great fragrance--loved.

Then there was this combination-- succulents, scabiosa pods, tweedia, veronica and stock--we couldn't stop talking about how cute this combination looked--

and this too. It is the bridesmaid to the bouquet above--all in white--stock, veronica, scabiosa, dusty miller and mint--so fresh!
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Looking for the sunshine


Just a few favorite bouquets in yellow on this cold April morning!
A collection of yellow miniature calla lilies accented with a platinum ribbon.


A combination of yellow flowers-- cream stock,yellow freesia, oncidium orchids, rannunucla,and crespedia-there could be a few more yellow elements!


This is one of my favorite photos of all time--it was taken by Pam Hults of ALaVoie Photography.
This is a composite rose - it is called composite because it is made of a single rose with the petals of 40 roses added around it-- this is truly a labor of love.
I created this a couple of years ago and it was carried by a bride. It took myself and my niece about 4hours to make this one bouquet.
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