Bat Mitzvah Flowers
This arrangement was a combo of two events. The purple flowers were for a mock-up for a bride who is open to carnations. This variety is perfect for her theme with the purple front, white trim and back of the petals. The baby’s breath and fern were leftover from a Bat Mitzvah I pulled together which included hot pinks and turquoise ribbon. Very sweet. The amazing thing about the arrangement is that it is almost already a week old, and it smells so nice. The carns and baby’s breath have a scent that are so delicate and light. A fun full arrangement whose total cost was approx $5.00.
Greystone Mansion Wedding Flowers
Flowers that is…not meatloaf. When planning, budgeting and buying for an event, we always buy extra flowers. It is a smart move, as you have to allow for breakage, as well as last minute additions. If you plan well and are a bit lucky you will end up with very few flowers at the end of the event. Having way too many is not a great feeling budget wise, and being short flowers is bad for the belly and the client. We had a wedding last Monday at Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills and thankfully had a few extra red roses which we needed to add to the aisle petals, were able to give the 3 chair vendors one rose each as well as to the Park Ranger who was very kind and helpful. Upon arriving back to the studio I had very few flowers and greenery left, but decided to put this tall arrangement together. It looks nothing like anything I did for the wedding, but it is made up of all of its components. Fresh Curly Willow, Myrtle, Akito roses and Italian Ruscus. We love a few leftovers.
