Calla lilies are a modern, sleek and sophisticated choice for a wedding. They are a very tough flower and can withstand many hours without water. They come in various shades of purple, mango, yellow and white. The bouquets below have a variegated lily grass added to the callas.
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Showing posts with label calla lilies. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Calla Lillies and orchids
When hosting a party it is best to coordinate the flowers with the theme of the occasion. For a rustic summer bbq you might have wild flowers in mason jars or for a baby shower, soft pastel colors would be sweet. If there is no theme to your party, then choosing seasonal flowers to best compliment your homes color scheme is the way to go. If it's spring indulge in tulips and if it's fall dahlias are always fun.
A client of mine recently hosted a "Thai dinner " evening. Orange calla lilies, yellow cymbidium orchids, yellow pin cushions and bamboo accents were chosen to add some asian flair.
Give your guests something to remember. Small details like flowers at each place setting are sure to be appreciated by most.
(bird of paradise could be seen by guests in the living room next to the dining room)
Be sure to put flowers in all the rooms your guests will frequent. I think everyone loves to be greeted in an entry with flowers. And my personal favorite room for flowers is the bathroom. Because usually all it takes is a single stem!
Good luck with all your future party planning.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Anthuriums & Calla Lilies
My latest floral installation at a retail clothing store here in Victoria featured some gigantic anthuriums. I don't know if I have ever seen such big flowers. For this particular job I need to use long lasting flowers, so I quite often use orchids. But anthuriums and calla lilies also last just as long. The callas right now have some really sleek long stems which I wanted to use some how in the design. Behind the three large vases I placed two smaller vases filled with a grass. I love the look of layering flowers this way!
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