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100 Ideas: Flowers

bridesmaid with bouqet of flowers
Photo by Photography Dunwell

Mpls.St.Paul Magazine Weddings Fall/Winter 2008

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23 Flower Power
Let beautiful blooms infuse your reception with color and energy:
  • Decorate the door and welcome your guests with a beautiful floral swag.
  • Use your floral theme to place simple arrangements on the gift table, buffet line, and guest book table.
  • Tie flower swags to door handles.
  • Ribbon is key to adding a few small flowers to your cake knife.
  • Pair garlands with lights to create gorgeous entrances.
  • Fasten small nosegays to the bride’s and groom’s toasting flutes.
  • Topiary trees can be perfect dance floor markers on the edges or the corners.
  • Don’t forget the restrooms. Even small orchids or planted baskets can freshen the area.

24 Colors of the Rainbow
Complementary colors are especially pleasing to the eye. Consider this when purchasing flowers, and tie your wedding party, ceremony, and reception to these colorful pairings.

25 Autumn Color
Celebrate a wedding in the fall with a bouquet full of seasonal blooms and autumn-kissed leaves.

26 Think Seasonal
Flowers can be expensive. To stretch your floral budget, choose blooms that are in season during your big day. This option allows for lower costs and a fresher look and feel to your floral arrangements. A wedding in Minnesota’s warm months might best be paired with locally grown blossoms for bouquets, boutonnieres, ceremony and reception adornments, and hairpieces. Florists know best when it comes to winter weddings. Share your ideas, but listen for their suggestions.

27 Inspired Florals
In Victorian times, flowers were believed to be the language of love. So on the most romantic day of your life, make the ultimate statement with an artistically created bouquet. The blooms you carry down the aisle should suit your style, the season, and the look of your wedding. Whether you prefer single flower simplicity or a gathering of garden buds, Pazzobello’s Kristi Svenkson’s artistic sensibility always results in breathtaking bouquets. 1910 Hennepin Ave., Mpls., 612-825-8700

28 Double Meanings
On your wedding day, declare your love in beautiful bouquets. A white bouquet with sweat pea, like these from Bachman’s, can mean pleasure, while gorgeous gardenia can mean “I love you in secret.” 6010 Lyndale Ave. S, Mpls., 612-861-7620






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