Showing posts with label Flower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flower. Show all posts

Saturday, 7 January 2012

In Bloom Floral Art


In Bloom Floral Art
I'm always reluctant to talk flowers, buy flowers or do anything with florists. After many bad experiences paying 'through the nose' for what turned out to be 90% foliage, I just gave up on flowers. So when I endorse a florist, I really do mean business. Hannah of In Bloom Floral Art is well worth this blog and some. The bouquets are lush, delicate and jam packed full of blooms! 

Meet Hannah, the creative mind behind one of my favourite Adelaide florists.

 Hannah has a real way with blooms.


These David Austin roses look stunning in pastels and Hannah has gone with an absolute lush feast of them for this bride!


Hints of dusty pink roses peer out from beneath this spring posy. So pretty!


Floristry is art with flowers and it's clear that Hannah has an eye for composition and detail and loves to keep it delicious and lush.


The colours in these bridal flowers is to die for! Look at all the yumminess in that box. In Bloom Floral Art is definitely worth a look for your wedding flowers.


Hannah's a real artist and it shows in her work. 



Classic white peonie and roses in this delicate bridal bouquet, stunning work!  5 out of 5 blooms.



In Bloom Floral Art
{ Email } inbloominfo@gmail.com
{ Phone } 0412 434 767

Monday, 4 July 2011

The Brooch Bouquet

A wedding bouquet can be one of those things you do because you think you have to. Well, if you're going to do it, really DO IT! And make it yours. Here's a selection of beautiful different bouquets that I love!


Honestly this intrigues me! I'm not sure how it's made but to me it looks like a collection of brooches on a hemisphere surrounded by feathers! How odd in writing but look at it, my word, it's beautiful. Love that. Get creative and crafty, start hopping the garage sales and car boot sales and digging around the local Vinnie's for all a serious vintage feel.

Here is another version of the Brooch Bouquet without the feathers. It is so bizarre but it's really pretty and you know that it will look amazing as a display piece in your home for years to come.

A girlfriend of mine is absolutely butterfly mad, and if she knew this was possible, I'm sure she would have opted for a bridal bouquet like this one in purple! You can find these little butterflies at the $2 shop and Spotlight and Lincraft (craft stores) - DIY and save some pennies.

A delicate, vintage feather and pearl bouquet. Some florists don't just do flowers, so if you're into this feathery feel then find yourself a florist with a bit of creative flare and issue them the challenge! 

Who doesn't love buttons? Imagine a little flower girl coming down the aisle with this in her hands?

I cannot get enough of these Brooch Bouquets -Love Love Love! If you're thinking "Where am I going to find enough brooches to do that?" - Ebay! These enamel bits'n'pieces could be anything, I'd say, search for brooches, earrings and rings. Ask at work, for everyone to dig through their jewellery boxes, check out the cheap shops and as keep your eyes open for Garage Sales. 

If the quirky colours in that last bouquet doesn't really fit with your wedding, then how about this one? It's pastel colours make it so easy on the eye and on a Sunny day, it would sparkle like crazy! Gorgeous.

Love the modern twist - it's odd but I love it.

Honestly, I just want to eat this, it's so gorgeous!

Buttons and felt, if you're Grandma is handy with the sewing kit, get her onto this one! Add in some more bling with crystals (or diamonte brooches) for a bit of extra sparkle, but I love the understated pearly tones with the quirkiness, Love.

Paper bouquet anyone? Yep, they're little rolls of paper.

I can't even begin to think how long this would have taken to make but it's really dainty and pretty don't you think? Beads, who would have thought.

Another brooch bouquet done with a winter wonderland feel.

Perhaps you're going a little bit oriental? This fan bouquet is gorgeous, simple and yep, different!

Sceptre Bouquet. This would love beautiful in a beach wedding, a Frangipani alternative.


A couple more of the brooch bouquets I found floating around, There different colours in the brooches are really pretty, I cannot stop looking at them, the visual interest is incredible.