Size is really important in a boutonniere. Ultimately, no one wants to look back at their wedding pictures and say ‘what was I thinking?!!!’. At the same time many brides also want something fresh and different. The balance is found in smaller size.

Written on February 27, 2009 by Owen.

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Tags include: Boutonnieres, Cary Grant, Traditions.

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Blue Bouquet worked with Spaces Kansas City to throw a green party for the March 2008 issue. It gave us an opportunity to gather our thoughts on environmentally friendly approaches to floral design and we’d like to share some of those thoughts with you.

Written on April 1, 2008 by Neil.

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Tags include: Environment, Organic Flowers, Photoshoots, Press, Spaces.

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Last weekend we built a Chuppah for a wedding at the New Reform temple. It was a fun project and one that a determined bride could easily tackle herself. Check out how we made ours, and feel free to call or email if you have any questions.

Written on February 21, 2008 by Neil.

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Tags include: Chuppah, DIY, Huppah.

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Traditionally, mothers wear corsages at their daughters weddings, but trends change and there are certainly other options. Small empire bouquets and tussie mussies are growing quite popular, and some mothers even opt for a floral ornament on their purse or clutch.

Written on February 2, 2008 by Drue.

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Tags include: Bouquets, Corsages, Mothers.

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