Color is exploding and adds an element of individuality: Consider sunny-yellow orchids, deep-purple peonies, magents dahlias and pairings of bright-red and fuchsia roses.
Family heirlooms are also being used in Weddings. Woven into bouquets or worn. Nonfloral elements such as vintage buttons, beadings and crystals also add a touch of charm to any creation.
Instead of choosing just one centerpiece for each table, consider using candles and earthy elements such as stones or shells for a nice eclectic table setting.
The Theme. Make your Wedding a complete package, with our In-House Design team we can create anything. Going nautical? Consider wrapping vases with white rope. Tying a New Year's knot? Add crystals to white cattleya orchids.
The Location. Draw ideas from your venue, matching your Wedding with the venue is key to achieveing that Wedding aura.
The Colors. Keep the palette to two or three colors, and mix and match with colors in a brighter or darker shade of your taste for a fuller look.
