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The Belle Bouquet
September 1st, 2012 photos by Lani Elias Fine Art Photography
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Many of todays brides want something a bit different for their flowers, but are afraid to go too far outside the boundaries of typical bridal bouquet. Well, luckily for these soon-to-be-wives, Academy Florist has the perfect method: mix the unusual with the common!
Looking at this coral peony bouquet from afar, you will notice a bright, lush bouquet that looks like it was made with a special touch. But close up, you'll really see the magic behind the blooms. Academy Florist designed this bouquet with lots of motion and texture, working in commonly seen blooms, like peonies, with some natural elements, like succulents, seeded eucalyptus, and myrtle. And that something special? Credit goes to the uncommon additions: funky Pink Mink protea, vertical stems of blue veronica, off-shoots of natural manzanita, and red celosiathe, the perfect recipe for the uncommon bouquet.
Looking at this coral peony bouquet from afar, you will notice a bright, lush bouquet that looks like it was made with a special touch. But close up, you'll really see the magic behind the blooms. Academy Florist designed this bouquet with lots of motion and texture, working in commonly seen blooms, like peonies, with some natural elements, like succulents, seeded eucalyptus, and myrtle. And that something special? Credit goes to the uncommon additions: funky Pink Mink protea, vertical stems of blue veronica, off-shoots of natural manzanita, and red celosiathe, the perfect recipe for the uncommon bouquet.
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