Orchids and Callas to brighten up winter!

These are the bouquets from a wedding we did last winter. Even though the season should have meant cold, frigid temps, the bride and groom's January wedding day was a gorgeous one! Lots of sunshine and no need for coats! The tropical bouquets of dendrobium orchids and calla lilies really fit right in!

The bridal bouquet was a sleek arrangement of purple mini callas and lily grass loops.

The bridemaids carried linear bouquets of large white callas and purple dendrobium orchids, accented by looped and straight lily grass.

Bright and beautiful flowers for a bright and beautiful couple!!

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Coral Callas at the Jewel Box

Sheena and Scott were married in September at the Jewel Box. We had the pleasure of designing their flowers. Here are some shots from that day.

The Jewel Box set up for the ceremony.

This linear bridal bouquet had coral callas lilies and white cymbidium orchids.

The bridesmaids carried coral gerber daisies accented with green hypericum berries.

Congratulations to wedding party and their families!


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Linear Bride and Bridesmaid Bouquets

When considering what shape of bouquets you may want for your wedding, don't forget about linear bouquets. Here are some examples of some linear bridal and bridesmaids bouquets. Lots of different tall, thin flowers are usually used in linear bouquets. In these snapshots, our bouquets from this past spring include mini callas and cymbidium orchids.

These shots show the bridesmaids' bouquets of mixed pink mini callas and lily grass with green orchids and greenery at the base.

The bride's bouquet was a mix of white orchids and wine mini calla lilies with lily grass and folded variegated hosta leaves at the base.

These linear bouquets have a much more clean, contemporary look versus gardeny and lush. One is not necessarily better than the other. It all just comes down to personal taste and the style of the wedding.