This colorful reception at the Third Degree Glass Factory was this past spring. Teals and oranges were used to celebrate the bride’s Indian heritage. The flowers were a bright mix of oranges including roses, gerber daisies and tulips. The centerpieces alternated high and low vases for some table variety. This shot by Gail Fleming shows the whole room after it …
Sahara Roses
Saharas are one of our favorite roses to use. They have an awesome neutral tan color with just a hint of blush pink. They are one of the most versatile roses and work great with any color combo. Here is a shot of a white peony and Sahara rose bouquet that Sisters did recently. The Saharas are medium-sized compared to …
Lily Grass Accents
Lily grass can be a great way to give your bouquet a little more interest and a slight contemporary feel. This bright bouquet of circus roses and flame mini callas has just a touch of looped lily grass around the edge instead of a more traditional greenery. The loops really give the bouquet a more finished look than it would …
Lush, Garden Centerpieces
Loose, lush and garden-y are some of the words we have been hearing this season. The vintage-garden look is very popular for bouquets as well as centerpieces. Here is a collage with some great examples of garden centerpieces with lots of texture. Our blog is full of other great examples of lush, vintage-style bouquets and arrangements. Look back at our …
Spotlight on lighting!
Lighting at a ceremony, reception or special event can make a huge difference in the mood of the party. The following images show centerpieces with and without pin-spotting. The first photo shows short, full arrangements on the tables without any special lighting or effects. This image shows the same tables and centerpieces highlighted with pin-spotting. The centerpieces are illuminated at …
Day 7- Sunday
To Dos: WE REST!!!
Day 6- Saturday
Saturday To Dos: Check and load all wedding flowers. Deliver each event with a smile and be sure that all aspects of the flower contract are completed with our own Sisters touch! All the Sisters designers split up into teams. Each team for the day has a specific event and set of instructions. The teams will deliver and set-up each …
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Day 4 and 5- Thursday and Friday
Thursday and Friday To Dos: Finish all bouquets and centerpieces and pre-pack for Saturday. Everyone works together to put the finishing touches on the weddings. Bouquets and other personal flowers are finished as well as centerpieces. We make flower petals the old fashioned way!! Apples are put into vases for centerpieces and then pre-packed into boxes for Saturday. When everything …
Day 3- Wednesday
Wednesday To-Dos: Process cherry blossom branches, start working on personal flowers, organize cooler! This particular week, we have large centerpieces with cherry blossom branches. Even though it had been unseasonably warm, our supplier was able to secure us the very last of the season’s blossom branches. They came in and they were VERY, VERY tall!!! Each branch needs to be …
Day 2- Tuesday
Tuesday TO DOs: Process any new flowers that come in and start to separate flowers for each wedding. More flowers arrive! We unload them from their boxes and unwrap and process all of them. Each item we are expecting from market is checked off our flower list. Shelly says flower processing is fun! Once all of the flowers are processed, …