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Tuesday 10 September 2013

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Most important is the care of the flowers on the day to ensure they shine throughout the entire event. “On receipt of delivery, keep the bouquets in a cool spot, preferably air-conditioned and out of the sunlight,” she says. “Do not over-handle the bouquets before you leave for your ceremony and photos.”
RIBBON READY
“The finishing touch of ribbon on the bouquets is vital even if it is chosen to be neutral. Fabric is sometimes provided by the [dress] designer to complement the bouquet and supplied to us for this purpose.” Tip: Green ribbon that matches the stems of the bouquet will blend in to let the blooms shine.”
MEN’S BUSINESS
“Be sure to monitor the attachment of buttonholes and that they are not too high on the lapel. Recently, we have noticed a trend towards tucking the base of the buttonhole into the jacket pocket rather than on the lapel. Mothers are generally very good at helping with this.” Photographers can also be a great help when it comes to the finishing touches on the groom and groomsmen.
SWITCH IT UP
“It is a lovely surprise for guests and the groom to see the bride change her style slightly from ceremony to reception, so this is a good transitional time to remove or add hair flowers, or refresh.” Your florist will be able to make this up for you. Just make sure you have prepped a bridesmaid to help you make the switch without ruining your hair. Saskia also advises to be careful with the size of your hair flowers. “Try not to be too ambitious with hairpieces that might become exhausting if worn for too long.”
ALL NIGHT LONG
“Your bouquets are best placed in a vase with a slick of water so they can remain perky during the reception.” Lining the bride and bridesmaid bouquets up in vases along the bridal table will not only preserve your flowers, they make for beautiful table decorations.
ALL THE SINGLE LADIES
If you want to keep your bouquet to dry or display after the wedding, be sure to have a second one made up for the all-important bouquet throw. “It is often the case that we supply a second bouquet for the bride as an alternative option or throw away.”
One of the biggest challenges that our brides must often overcome is letting go of their attachments to specific flowers. We know it can be heartbreaking to do but, the truth is, a bride will be more heartbroken if her wedding flowers don’t look perfect. While some flowers can be found all year long, these same flowers may not look good all year round… or perhaps not at a a less-than-extravagant cost. Without a doubt, we recommend laying aside any preconceived floral choices and using seasonal flowers instead.
The other significant challenge is that brides often have a certain idea in mind as to what their wedding flowers should look like. Executing this wedding wonderland, however, is not as easy as one might think. Brides: this is your one day! Spare yourself the stress. We adore hosting our monthly floral design classes and hope that our students walk away with a better sense of what goes into floral arranging. But as any of of class participants might also tell you: creating a breathtaking floral arrangement can be a truly challenging endeavor. Consulting a professional is important.