All things vintage the quintessential Flos Florum Bridal bouquet By the time summer is on our doorstep traditional field grown Garden Roses enjoying the late spring sunshine and tease of summer warmth make a welcome appearance for the full, flouncy and perfectly pretty November brides. And as December creeps closer to the start of the New
Eclectic mix of succulents, sedum, hydrangea, roses and bouvarida In those years when we are graced with an “Indian summer,” early Autumn brides will still have the pick of those gorgeous summer blooms with varieties such as Dahlias and Garden roses enjoying the last rays of sunshine and warm evenings. Fun lemons and yellow Garden
Delicate winter blooms of Baby’s Breath, miniature Roses and Freesias / Photography by Anitra Keogh The cold weather shouldn’t put brides off winter weddings. Rich colours and texture delight cool winter days and warm up winter evenings. Like these Tulips. Roses and Sweet Peas in warm winter reds. Another Flos favourite are Cymbidium Orchids, wonderful
Classic and elegant, white peonies with miniature roses When thinking about your wedding flowers it’s often suggested that you look to what’s in season as this not only provides you with the best quality and reliabiltiy for your special day but can work out better on the purse strings too. Here at Flos Florum, we simply
Winter Ferns, Kale, Garrea, Hypericum, Succulents, Magnolia For the alternate bride, Kale flower, Magnolia blooms and lush Ferns are perfect for a winter foliage bouquet. Sugar and Spice – Cymbidiums, Blushing Bride, Disbuds, Roses Adding some winter spice, a gorgeous mix of cinnamon and apricot hues with winter’s favourite native, the aptly named Blushing Bride,
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