is depicted with lots of White Casa Blan-
ca Lily, Roses, Stock accented with Mag-
nolia, Pine, Boxwood and Ilex Berries.
Consider cost and theme when deciding
what type of fl owers to use.
Style is one of the most important ele-
ments in a successful wedding. “What
style arrangements should I use?”. I get
asked this question more often than not.
I always answer with a few questions that
help me give guidance to the happy cou-
The ideal
ple. Venue is most important. If you are
event venue for a
variety of
getting married in a very elegant church
special occasions
setting followed with a reception at a for-
mal country club, then you would want
rather structured designs. Structured
For information on
Special Events &
designs can be almost anything from tall
Golf Outings,
vases with Calla lilies submerged under-
contact
Amanda Pace-Dickinson
water to simple glass cubes mounded
at 434-962-8814
with fresh Peony and Roses. If you are I-64 Exit 136, 1 mile north to
residential entrance
getting married in a fi eld under the open
http://www.springcreekliving.com/
sky then you may choose fl owers that
give a picked from the garden feel such
of your wedding is seamless.
as Wax fl ower, Freesia, Bovardia, Hyperi-
cum and Caspia. Making sure the fl ow-
“How much should I expect to pay?”.
ers fi t the setting is very important. You
There are several factors that go into the
want your day to fl ow smoothly and if the
answer of this question. Most impor-
fl owers look like they do not match the
tantly the types of fl owers you choose to
venue then the décor will not seem very
use in your wedding. Some fl owers such
well thought out. It is often nice to work
as Hydrangea, Peony, Lily and Calla
with a Florist and/or Wedding Planner
Lily are more expensive than Daisies,
who can help you chose Lines, China,
Carnations, Babies Breath and Chrysan-
Stemware, etc, so that the Theme or look
themums. Just because certain fl ower
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