Wedding flowers are nothing new. Roman brides and grooms both wore garlands of flowers to symbolise new life and fertility and, more recently, brides wore orange blossoms in their hair to represent purity and fruitfulness. During Victorian times, lovers sent each other flowers to convey different qualities and emotions. These associations were adopted for bride’s bouquets and some brides still use them today.
When it comes to flowers, forget about fashion and choose something you like the look and smell of. Remember that scent is important, especially in your bouquet as it’s relatively close to your face! ‘Blousey’ romantic flowers such as peonies, English garden roses and hydrangeas are currently very popular, as are bouquets consisting of one flower type or colour. SImplicity and elegance seems to be the key to current flower trends, along with using wonderful ribbon to tie or bind the stems. Continue reading “Wedding Flowers”
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The truth is that whilst weddings have got bigger and more complicated to organise in the last 20 years, brides and grooms have got busier and have less time to spend on making wedding arrangements. Many couples get married some distance away from where they live and these days the mother of the bride often has a busy job too – so she has less time to help out. All this adds stress to what should be an enjoyable experience. Fortunately, help is at hand.
Your wedding day is a memory to be treasured by all who attended. Select your suppliers carefully for they are the building blocks upon which your wedding day memories will rest.
The Wedding Planning Industry is a relatively new but fast growing sector in the UK. Each year weddings get more complicated and more expensive to arrange. Health and Safety legislation becomes evermore complicated and restrictive to the events industry as a whole and wedding suppliers can be particularly volatile to the ever-changing demands of wedding trends.