Blossoms
and Bows
Blossoms & Bows was
founded 19 years ago as
a specialist photographic
publisher and
photographic greetings
cards remains its core
business. Some of B&B’s
photographic designs
have been in the range
since the beginning and
still appear in its top 20
sellers - unheard of in
the trendy/contemporary
market.
Blossoms & Bows
offer a wide range of photographic styles and formats with a mix of retail price
points. Subjects include fl orals, gardens, landscapes, wildlife, sport, cute animals, male,
and still life.
Two new ranges were introduced at the Spring Fair with great success: Fantasia and
Puzzle.
Fantasia combines high quality photographic images with contemporary illustration.
The cards are subtly fl ittered for added sparkle and come cello wrapped with pearlised
envelopes. Subjects include male, fl oral, female (bags and shoes) and birds.
Puzzle Cards are a unique concept (as far as B&B believes). The card has a high quality
image on page 1 with a Crossword Puzzle on page 2 and a Word Search on page 4 both of
which relate to the photographic image. Subjects include male, wildlife, fl oral, gardens and
domestic pets.
Web: www.blossomsandbows.com
Tel: 01945 466600
Camden Graphics
UK Greeting’s Camden Graphics brand uses situational and still life photography
with a contemporary look – sometimes for sentimental or quirky humour. With very
little verse to worry about the photo has to be impactful.
A great example is Camden’s wonderful collection of b&w photography from the
Royal Institute of British Architects RIBA). A mixture of idiosyncratic photography as
well as classic shots providing 12 general birthday designs. The use of high quality
coated boards provides the depth and quality of an original photograph.
Tel: 01924 465200
Web: www.ukgreetings.co.uk
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