Bridal Fair: March 2008

This post is a little dated, in that these pictures are from March's Bridal Fair at Provo High, but I wanted to add these photos to the collection.

Flower of the Week: Bells of Ireland

Common Name: Bells of Ireland
Botanical Name: Molucella laevis
Type of flower: Line flower
Common Colors: Green
Why you should love Bells of Ireland: How many green flowers are there? Not tons. This unique flower is a summer-blooming annual that makes for great use in fresh or dried arrangements. The line flower is great for adding height and length in arrangements. But beware: this flower is geotrophic, meaning it bends with response to earth's gravity. A beautiful flower and great to work with. Another warning: when this flower gets older, it develops sharp spikes on it's blooms. Keep careful watch not to get pricked!

Image courtesy of BeyondBlossoms.com

Back to Basics

This blog is meant to more than a place for past or potential clientele to view pricing information, portfolio pieces and pretty pictures. I designed this site to be a reference point for those interested in learning more about flowers as well. But, I have been short on time lately - this little one has been taking most of it.

However, I will begin, again, posting a "flower of the week" for your information and enjoyment. Stay posted. This week's flower will be listed tomorrow.

Check back in December

for wedding number 3 of the season. With a bridal party of nearly 30, this is sure to be an exciting event. Congrats to Tiffany on your upcoming big day. See you December 20th.

Weddings, weddings, weddings

We're very excited to report another upcoming wedding in full fall colors! Stay posted ... coming November 17th!