Who doesn’t like a traditional bouquet?  There is comfort in tradition.  Nothing too out of the ordinary for regrets down the road.  Here we’ve taken the traditional bouquet of white and ivory and added a splash of pink “Anna” roses.  Traditional Stephanotis and white mini calla lilies are nestled into this bouquet.  The finishing touch is pearl accents.  Enjoy!

I can’t help myself. A few rhinestones added to this bouquet gave it just the right amount of POP!

I would like to welcome our newest $100 Bouquet Company client, Erin.  Her Black Magic rose bouquet is going to look beautiful especially with the stem wrap bling that was selected yesterday.  The reception tables will look great with the silver mint julep cups that are filled with Black Magic roses and green hydrangeas.

Simple and Sweet: Mint Julep cup centerpiece for a reception at the Norman Probstein Golf Clubhouse – Forest Park.  Centerpiece design doesn’t have to be complicated.  Something as simple as this centerpiece looks amazing against a specialty linen.

This was a toss bouquet, but I thought it was so pretty that it could have easily been a bridesmaid bouquet.  Black Magic roses, mini calla lilies and bear grass makes a fairly modern bouquet with a modest budget.

(photo credit: Arina Lanis)

I love the look of this maid bouquet.  Very simple, yet sophisticated.  This color will be matching a champagne maid gown.  It would also work very nicely with shades of green, black and metallics.  The stem wrap is simple but can be upgraded with ribbon over braiding or color pin treatment.

Wreaths can really brighten the doors leading into the ceremony.  It is a perfect way to welcome your guests.  These wreaths are very economical, designed with carnations and kermit pomps and finished with a hot pink ribbon.  These wreaths grace the doors of the Ninth Street Abbey. 

We love getting thank you cards from out clients.  It is a fabulous feeling knowing that we made our bride happy.  Another $100 Bouquet Company satisfied client.  Read Tiffany’s remarks below.

Here is a photo that I took of Tiffany’s finished bouquet:

Enjoy!

I like this shot because it represents simplicity.  Notice the head table designs.  Bright orange roses floating in cylinders.  When clustered together and done in multiples, looks absolutely lovely.  The cake in the foreground is once again a very simple cake, but adding a single flower multiple times increases the impact of this cake.  Remember, repeating is a great way to bring drama to your event.

I just love sparkly items.  I always get distracted by rhinestones, glitter or crystals.  It would be only to obvious how much I love sparkly things if you took a look in my jewelry box.  Rhinestone necklaces, hairclips, rings, earrings, and bracelets line the drawers.  Don’t even get me started on my glasses, shoes, purses and wardrobe.   Come to think of it, I get distracted alot.  However, in this case, I took the liberty of adding pearls and rhinestones to the stem wrap of this red rose bouquet.  Sometimes a little sparkle goes a long way.  Enjoy!