WEDDING FLOWERS
FA L L 2 0 1 7 FLORAL INSPIRATION…
The traditional floral centre piece for each table is still beautiful, however 2017 is all about floral installations. The happy couple this year are ensuring their budget is put to good use and maximising the visual impact of their wedding, so expect to see floral walls this year but also some very special floral displays and foliage dripping from every available corner!
Say I do in front of a floral wall Kimye style; marvel at a ceiling of blooms above your reception and sprinkle fairy lights across branches wherever you can for maximum dazzle.
Here are our top tips for a wedding full of floral Inspiration...
“ For an elegant and simple look use foliage on its own, a garland effect can be breath-taking against a crisp
white tablecloth and conversely it works in tandem with rustic wedding décor
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The Scent Of The Day Glamour and greenery are back in fashion, did they ever really go out? Whilst budget is a consideration for most weddings, foliage, which is equally dramatic can be used to balance out the cost of a centre display mixing in greenery with beautiful flowers. For an elegant and simple look use foliage on its own, a garland effect can be breath-taking against a crisp white tablecloth and conversely it works in tandem with rustic wedding décor…
Look Up Marquees can often seem cavernous with endless amounts of white fabric and the odd twinkling light in the ceiling. Add drama with a chandelier covered in green foliage or if budget permits – dramatic flowers. Ceiling displays are popular and look wonderful on wedding photos…
Timely Displays Flowers that are out of season often don’t last as they are artificially grown and can cost the earth because if it! Try to pick flowers that are in season, they are widely available and should last longer… Think Hydrangea (pretty, dense and in a variety of colours) and Calla Lily for autumn and for winter you could choose African Lily or Amaryllis or Anemone for something more delicate…
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