Pacific Weddings has posted the most beautiful bouquets. Here are a few:
Showing posts with label Other Designers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Other Designers. Show all posts
1/29/10
1/26/10
VERTICAL GARDENS
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Enmasseflowers
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6:27 PM
I stumbled on these vertical gardens and couldn't resist sharing. What a marvelous way to showcase your plants. American designer Flora Grubb used succulents for these wall hangings.

And then there's Patrick Blanc... Much of his work is on display in France.

And then there's Patrick Blanc... Much of his work is on display in France.
1/19/10
HANGAR PARTIES
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Enmasseflowers
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9:53 AM
This has got to be the most FUN thing to do - hangar parties are physically challenging for any designer. Bringing the space to a "warm" feeling takes quite a bit of savvy. See what these magicians accomplished - often with an actual plane in the building!
1/10/10
TAKASHIMAYA
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Enmasseflowers
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5:14 PM
Just a few shots of supplies, products, tools and the fab work done at Takashimaya in New York. This is a full experience store which makes a person want to immerse and embrace ones self in a less cluttered lifestyle. I keep trying, but it hasn't happened yet!
Hmmm.....Do I feel a resolution coming on?
Hmmm.....Do I feel a resolution coming on?
7/29/09
BIRTHDAY FLOWERS
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Enmasseflowers
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1:07 PM
"A florist getting flowers is the most amazing thing in the universe. " -- birthday talk from Sarah at Saipua, who turned 29 today. Happy birthday Sarah. Flowers by Nicolette Camille. I couldn't resist sharing them. Didn't know the anemones were already out!
7/28/09
BEADED BOUQUETS
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Enmasseflowers
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12:02 PM
Basia Zarzycka of London created and designed this delightful bouquet. It's not inexpensive, but speaking of lasting forever...
CLEVER CLEVER RECESSION BRIDE
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Enmasseflowers
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9:52 AM

Mason jars never really went out of style even though they get relegated to the top shelf in the grocery store. When it's time to get married, more people than you would imagine remember these containers with fondness. Also, they're REALLY INEXPENSIVE. http://tinyurl.com/mlj5nb
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