September Story

Beautiful Brides...fabulous weather...gorgous flowers.

Abracadabra

And now for something completely different-Abracadabra roses, hypericum berries, sunflowers and seeded eucalyptus entwined through an abundant grapevine armenture. The natural stems were then wrapped with moss green French ribbon and secured with green pearl pins.

Wrapping ribbon around stems is a common and economical way to finsh a bridesmaid bouquet but the bold choice of plant material really makes this design zing.

Another beautiful photo (and text) by the multi-talented International "Fun-ster "Emmanuel Vaucher of emanphoto. We used it for our advertisement in the new copy of Syracuse Wedding Magazine.
It is available in stores around town.

Little Detail - Big Impact!

Our traditional Bride was certain she wanted an extraordinary look for her cake but was uncertain how to accomplish it. Kim suggested renting our large silver cake stand and all the guests oohed and aaahed!

Ten years to find this cutie!

In 1997 while on a trip to Germany to visit our friend Gregor Lersch we saw this charming little Nertera on display in his shop. Unfortunately, we could not find anyone in America that knew about them. Finally those clever Dutch Canadians have begun marketing Nertera. We have some in the shop and they are every bit as engaging as in our memories of that wonderful trip.

Very Vogue

Elegant and understated...white hydrangea, Vendela roses, calla lilies, Queen Anne's lace, lizianthus and caladium foliage. A special bouquet of sympathy designed by Kim and sent on behalf of Vogue Magazine.

Happy Roses

Yes, it's a fresh rose!!! Mother Nature didn't go crazy...they are colored using an absorbtion dye and each peatal is a differant color. Happy Roses are brand new this week and walk in customers are loving them. A bit pricey but your gift will get lots of attention. Call and ask for Happy Roses.