Web page

My web page is now up and running. Please visit at
www.sandrasflowerstudio.co.uk

Any comments appreciated

Spring Tulip Wedding Flowers

A truly spring wedding. The bride specifically chose tulips as they are a lovely spring flower. She carried a gorgeous hand-tie of white tulips to stand out against her purple dress. The foliage collar is of many ivy leaves and the stems were bound with ivory ribbon and held with pearl headed pins. The two bridesmaids carried hand-ties of complementary purple tulips again with an ivy collar and bound with ivory ribbon.

The buttonholes were simple white tulips with ivy foliage.

Blue wedding flowers

More blue themed flowers. Blue hydrangeas with aspidistra leaves in a small glass bowl. Bear grass loops in amongst the flowers mirror those inside the bowl.

A highly scented hand-tied bouquet of blue hydrangea and muscari with white freesia, spray roses and akito roses. Close up detailing.

Blue bridesmaid bouquet

A small bouquet, suitable for a bridesmaid or flowergirl, of blue muscari. Wrapped with ivory lace ribbon and pinned with matching blue pins. Blue muscari, a spring favourite.

An arrangement suitable for a table centre.

A masse of muscari bound with blue satin ribbon stood in a small glass bowl. The mirror is optional. The scent is delicious, imagine a room full of them.....

Arrangements

A few of the arrangements I have created as 'Thank you's' or display items. A gorgeous white display with lilies, gerbera, roses and anthurrium. Lime green midelino sticks and one stem of lily add volume to an otherwise compact display. Close up detailing of the white arrangement.

Another take on a glass cube arrangement. A stunning cymbidium orchid with seasonal pussy willow and tulips with black tie foliage.

A zinc dish arrangement using minimal flowers but maximum effect. A single pink anastasia, 2 pink gerberas and a couple of stems of green kermit chrysants with an aralia leaf and salal.

A modern basket design with stunning orange gerberas, gorgeous deep burgundy carnations and salmon roses. Finished off with lime green midelino sticks and a gold butterfly.

Hydrangea table centres

Following on from plants in tea cups for favours, hydrangea plants dressed up for table centres. These can then be either taken home by the happy couple and planted in your garden or equally given as thank you's to any special helpers as a lovely reminder of your wedding day.

Vintage style favours

Bored of the same old favours? Give your guests something to take home they will actually keep. Any small plant could be used, but I have chosen two of my favourites; Polyanthus and Bellis perenis.
The small daisy like flower comes in shades of pinks and whites and will continue flowering long after your guests arrive home. The ever popular Polyanthus. Comes in many colours including red, pink, purple, yellow and white. Again this little plant will continue flowering for many weeks and can then be transplanted to a garden, where with any luck it will grow again the following year.

Each of these are presented in vintage style tea cups which are included in the price.