Congratulations to the brides-to-be on their engagements! The winter holidays are a wonderful time to get engaged. According to the Condé Nast Bridal Group, Christmas is the No. 1 day for marriage proposals, followed by Valentine’s Day and then New Year’s Day. How perfect! Friends and family are already gathered together. Add in the joy of an engagement, and you are set to celebrate with the people who matter the most.
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Congratulations to the brides-to-be on their engagements! The winter holidays are a wonderful time to get engaged. According to the Condé Nast Bridal Group, Christmas is the No. 1 day for marriage proposals, followed by Valentine’s Day and then New Year’s Day. How perfect! Friends and family are already gathered together. Add in the joy of an engagement, and you are set to celebrate with the people who matter the most.
New Year’s Eve is a great time to let loose and let your creative “spirit” come out to party. Here is my top five list of floral ideas for spirited New Year’s Eve soirees.
New Year’s Eve is a great time to let loose and let your creative “spirit” come out to party. Here is my top five list of floral ideas for spirited New Year’s Eve soirees.
Traditionally, one thinks of a wreath as the primary decoration for the front door to welcome guests for holiday and seasonal celebrations. Decide how you want to greet your guests and what you want to reveal about yourself.
Traditionally, one thinks of a wreath as the primary decoration for the front door to welcome guests for holiday and seasonal celebrations. Decide how you want to greet your guests and what you want to reveal about yourself.
The VaseOff! Challenge designs showcase the artistry, expertise, and quality that you get from working with a professional florist.
The VaseOff! Challenge designs showcase the artistry, expertise, and quality that you get from working with a professional florist.
What I find is holiday colors and decor tend to be similar to previous years but with a slight twist thanks to fashion, architecture and other major design fields as well as world events and pop culture. This year, economics, the environment, a desire for a return to simpler times, cautious optimism, a need for a lift in spirit and the wish for a brighter future are influencing holiday trends. Listed here are five holiday color and décor trends that I see as strong for 2012.
Being from the South, I have always seen cotton growing naturally in the fields. It is a beautiful sight and one of the nostalgias of this region.
With the emergence of rustic barn weddings and all of the textural appeal in bridal bouquets, cotton is presenting itself as sought-after floral content in today’s market.