There’s nothing quite like getting married in a lush garden. Surrounded by flora and fauna, those who go the botanical garden route are exposing themselves to the elements, sure, but in the best possible way. There’s simply no substitute for the gorgeous backdrop a well-cultivated garden offers. It creates a magical mood, providing that deep […]
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How To Repurpose Your Wedding Flowers
By Beneva Flowers & Plantscapes on June 1, 2018 in Alternative Floral Ideas, Bouquets, Floral Centerpieces, Uncategorized
Wondering what you’ll do with all those gorgeous flowers after the ceremony and reception? You’re not the only one. Several enterprising people and companies have posed the same question in the past few years. We’re all interested in being as kind to the earth as we possibly can, and the wedding industry is no exception. […]
Pinterest-Worthy Wedding Flowers
Let’s talk Pinterest. Specifically, the brides and grooms who use it. According to a 2017 Pinterest blog, 40 million people use the site annually in wedding planning, saving nearly 900 million Pins every year. They’re looking to build vision boards for everything from wedding gowns to reception lighting. In fact, 38 million boards on the […]
Riveting Ways To Display Those Flowers
By Beneva Flowers & Plantscapes on March 31, 2018 in Floral Centerpieces, Uncategorized, Wedding Planning
So you’ve selected the gorgeous blooms for your wedding ceremony and reception, working with your floral design team to make your wildest flower dreams come true on the big day. But beyond the bouquets and boutonnieres, there’s another important consideration to be had: how will those table flowers—especially the ones at the reception—be displayed? Flower […]
Such Great Heights
By Beneva Flowers & Plantscapes on March 12, 2018 in Floral Centerpieces, Floral Trends, Uncategorized
Wedding and reception flowers are scaling new heights—again. Brides and their floral design teams have given themselves over to a sense of fantasy and flight, a less-grounded approach to floral decor than ever before. And that includes the 80s, when everything from pedestals bearing an opulent spill of flowers (and ivy, lots and lots of […]