These unique flowers are a very interesting addition to any arrangement. Gomphrena have globular blooms about the size of a quarter that grow in summer and early fall. They come in white, yellow, pink and purple and can be used in various ways for weddings. This is a picture of yellow gomphrena and callas in a bridesmaid’s bouquet that we …
KSDK Royal Wedding Bouquets
Here are some of our snapshots of the Royal Wedding Bouquets during Tuesday’s live newscast of KSDK’s Royal Wedding coverage. Here is our replica of Kate’s bouquet. (This beautiful model happens to be one of our brides for this September, Danielle!) Here is our cost-effective version of the Royal bouquet made of freesia. Royal Wedding Fun! 🙂
Snowy Delivery to Forest Park Golf Club
We have had our share of unexpected weather here in St. Louis. Here are some winter-y shots of a wedding we delivered on March 26th. Strangely, the temperature a few days before this delivery was in the 70s and 80s. Take a look! Here is our delivery van full of bright orange tulips. This reception was at Forest Park Golf …
Such a Pretty Bouquet
Romantic, delicate and soft are all descriptions that we hear often from our brides when discussing their bouquets. Here is a bridal bouquet we designed that encompasses all three! The ivory roses and white hydrangea tucks give this arrangement it’s lush background. The white cymbidium orchids have a blush pink throat that perfectly accents the pink waxflower filler. We may …
Lily of the Valley- Silk vs Fresh
About a week ago, we did a bridal bouquet that included fresh and silk lily of the valley. We thought it would be a good follow-up for our last “Do the Math” segment on lily of the valley (affectionately abbreviated as LOV). This bride agreed on including silk LOV instead of fresh to save on cost. Here are some snapshots …
Two of our new favorites- Stock and Dahlias
Two great textural flowers for bouquets are stock and dahlias. We LOVE to use them whenever we can. They both come in a variety of colors, making them easy to use with any most color schemes. Dahlias and stock really give an added interest to any bouquet because they are not typically thought of as traditional bouquet flowers. First up: …
Spring is in the Air!
Take a look at this yummy bridal bouquet. Coral roses, bright pink tulips, green hydrangea, berries and purple filler all remind us that spring is here! We had fun with this vibrant combo!
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Orange, Blue and White at Cathedral Basilica and Mahler Ballroom
This mid-March wedding brought some bright color to the late winter weather. Orange and white flowers were seen at the Cathedral and the blue was pulled in at the reception. The bridesmaids’ bouquets were white mini callas, orange ranunculus, and Lily grass accents. The bridal bouquet was orange roses, white mini callas with lily grass and crystal accents. The couple …
All Tulip Bridal Bouquet
This very spring-y bridal bouquet was such a needed boost here at Sisters! We are all SO ready for spring and spring flowers! We used vibrant pink and white tulips accented with jade berries. So fresh and fun! 🙂
Too Many Bridesmaids?
Is there such a thing? To answer this age-old question, you only need to look at this vintage wedding photo……… Yes, Virginia, you CAN have too many bridesmaids! 🙂 🙂