Native bouquet

In between the preparations for the festive season and winter weddings, I’ve been looking back over some of the beautiful weddings I’ve had the pleasure of doing flowers for over the past year and thought I’d share….. Sally and Andy`s celebrations took place a few months ago and was held in the Stanway Tithe Barn, a truly gorgeous 12th Century Cotswold Stone barn, with towering beams and rough, textured stone... Continue Reading

Anna Tenne is an Australian based Wedding and Portrait Photographer

These two are adorable. From their sweet love story to their beautiful, DIY day, they are the type of duo that throws a stylish, yet laid-back affair that you totally wish you were a part of. The ...

Ever wondered what native Australian flowers look like on a farm before starring in gorgeous flower bouquets? Check our native flowers `before & after`.

Eucalyptus – loved koalas and healthy people Today, it’s about the favorite food of Koala bears. And at the same time, around a tree, which is among the highest in the world. It’s about the eucalyptus tree, which was already appreciated by the native population of Australia for its healing properties. Eucalyptus tree in the ... Read moreEucalyptus – Loved Koalas And Healthy People

1. Table centrepieces. Bring the countryside inside by placing a mix of native plants and flowers in simple glass jam jars or mason jars. Finish by tying some coloured string or raffia around the top of the jars, and place on your tables. 2. Lighting. Create a romantic countryside ambience with fairy lights. Wrap around …

5,111 Likes, 44 Comments - Ivy + Stone | Jade (@ivyandstonecakedesign) on Instagram: “Rustic Australian native for a Saturday wedding 👌🏻 As always, a huge thanks to @verdaflore for…”

Protea is one of the latest trends in 2015, so have a look at the ideas to make your wedding super trendy! Protea bouquets are awesome and very original – just take one or several flowers...

Classic and rustic, our native arrangements use only the most beautiful hand crafted high quality artificial flowers on the market.

We were thrilled to be able to provide flowers for this beautiful February wedding. The bride wore a gorgeous vintage dress and the colours for the bridesmaids were apricot, peach and orange. Pink Ice Protea and Fountain Pincushions were the main flowers. The Fountain are a later flowering pincushion and are at their height in January and early February. They have a soft purplish tinge when they first begin to flower so they really went well with the apricot and peach colours. I added some…

892 Likes, 10 Comments - @spoonandfork_sydney on Instagram: “Instead of having 3 tiers cake, have 2 separate cakes! Why not!💕🌿 Britt and Jono opted for…”

Cake with native Australian blooms

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For many people, the phrase 'native flowers' conjures up images of bottle brush and dull-coloured scrubby bush. There is a feeling amongst some that natives are 'ugly' and 'cheap' and I have had many a bride wrinkle their nose at me when I talk about using natives in their wedding bouquets. To all the native-haters out there, this post is for you. Today I want to introduce you to a gorgeous little flower that is dainty, daisy-like, and yes, a native! Everyone, meet flannel flower. It's cute…

Growing and arranging beautiful Australian Native Flowers and all things Proteaceae.