Even if you or your fiance have allergies, you can breathe easily on your wedding day. Plan ahead and don’t let allergies get in the way of your decorating ideas, and your desire to walk down the aisle with a beautiful bouquet. Here are a few tips in making your flowers and decorations allergy-friendly....
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Carnations express love, fascination, and distinction. Carnations are worn on special occasions, such as weddings and holidays.  They are often worn on these special days to signify the woman wearing them is ‘special’ on that day. The mother of the bride often wears a carnation proudly on her daughter’s wedding days.  On Mother’s Day,...
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With so many beautiful flowers to choose from, sometimes it’s hard for brides to make a decision on what flower or flowers to include in their bridal bouquet. Carly, Editor in Chief for The Knot, suggests some questions in getting you started in choosing your flowers. What’s your birth flower? What blooms filled the...
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The simply beauty of Calla Lilies make them a classic flower; perfect for wedding decorations or just brightening someone’s day. Many wedding companies offer calla lily accessories so you can continue the theme the entire day. You can purchase a calla lily flower pillow, cake servers, guest book, and more. Want to send someone...
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If you want to preserve more than your flowers, there are creative ways to use your flowers to capture the memory of a holiday, your wedding day or someone special. Displaying your flowers in a shadow box gives you a chance to be creative. You can include the card you were given, a photograph...
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Yesterday one billion cards were delivered, flowers were sent, and tons of text messages were pecked-out wishing loved ones a Happy Valentines Day. Now that February 15th is here, your cards are probably on the dresser about to go in a shoebox (unless you throw them away and shame on you if you do!)...
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Although many people want to write Valentines Day off as a commercial holiday, it has actually been celebrated for over 100 years and has a RICH history. Around the 3rd century a priest, St. Valentine, began to make a name for himself. Check out the history on St. Valentine for a great way to...
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