Deep reds and burgundy, mixed with gold, pearls and grapevine wreaths are the perfect compliment to a fall wedding in the vineyard at Rodrigue-Molyneaux Winery in beautiful Livermore Valley.
Showing posts with label wedding flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding flowers. Show all posts
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Fall Wedding at Rodrigue-Molyneaux Winery, Photography by Ultra-Spective Photography
Deep reds and burgundy, mixed with gold, pearls and grapevine wreaths are the perfect compliment to a fall wedding in the vineyard at Rodrigue-Molyneaux Winery in beautiful Livermore Valley.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Summer Cornflower Wedding-Photography by MichaelHawkinsPhotography.com
Bright blue cornflowers, cymbidium orchids, roses, hydrangeas and shells for a beach-themed summer wedding in Livermore Wine Country.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Stern Grove Organic Wedding
A San Francisco Wedding at Stern Grove, with California-grown organic and veriflora certified flowers. An eco-concious bride, reducing the carbon footprint one step at a time (no pun intended!).
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Livermore Valley Wine Country Wedding Faire
Come visit our booth at the Livermore Valley Wine Country Wedding Faire. See samples of our work, pick up a coupon and enter our giveaway for a complete wedding flower package. Hope to see you there!
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Monday, February 9, 2009
Move over Tiffany Blue, Pink is in......
I'm a firm believer that whatever style you want for your wedding or event, it's in vogue.
Having said that, there are trends that are more popular than others. Tiffany Blue and Chocolate have been a popular trend for the last few years. Now we are seeing a move to pink and chocolate. I have to admit it's a luscious, romantic combination, rich and innocent at the same time.
Some other trends that are expected to be big in the next few years are: Green/Organic-shades of green and brown with natural elements; Ethnic-with rich jewel-tones; Modern-combinations of black, white and brown; "Whisper"-soft tones of creams, grays and blues paired with browns (California Cut Flower Commission); and Value-arrangements that do double-duty, flowers that are cost-effective (like the carnation-out of style for years, but making a come-back).
All in all, it's an exciting time in the floral business. As the economy changes, so does business. We need to provide exceptional value for every customer dollar. We're looking forward to the challenge.
Having said that, there are trends that are more popular than others. Tiffany Blue and Chocolate have been a popular trend for the last few years. Now we are seeing a move to pink and chocolate. I have to admit it's a luscious, romantic combination, rich and innocent at the same time.
Some other trends that are expected to be big in the next few years are: Green/Organic-shades of green and brown with natural elements; Ethnic-with rich jewel-tones; Modern-combinations of black, white and brown; "Whisper"-soft tones of creams, grays and blues paired with browns (California Cut Flower Commission); and Value-arrangements that do double-duty, flowers that are cost-effective (like the carnation-out of style for years, but making a come-back).
All in all, it's an exciting time in the floral business. As the economy changes, so does business. We need to provide exceptional value for every customer dollar. We're looking forward to the challenge.
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