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Liss, Nr Petersfield, Hampshire GU33 7AP, United Kingdom
Someflower is an independent professional florist specialising in wedding flowers and event floristry. The garden workshop is a hive of activity and is always brimming with beautiful flowers most weekends. With over 20 years experience within the industry, a life long passion has developed in creating the most amazing individual floral displays for all special occasions. Located on the borders of Hampshire, Surrey and West Sussex means that Someflower is perfectly situated around some of the best venues in the South East. This blog has been created to share with you our passion for flowers. We hope this comes over to you as we post all our news, views and images for you to look at. Please feel free to leave comments. If you have any questions or require some flower related advice, or if we can be of any assistance to you in anyway, please contact us anytime. We truly would love to hear from you. Thank you for taking the time to stop by and visit our blog...Enjoy :-) xx
Showing posts with label Peonies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peonies. Show all posts

Monday, 20 August 2012

Such A Busy Summer!!!!

It has been a good 12 weeks since my last post on my Blog (so much for being good this year and keeping ontop of it!!!-Lol)  So tonight I have managed to find some time to post a few things that Someflower have been up to over the last 3 months.
We have been so so busy and have had a fantastic time.  The rest of the year is just as "BloomingBusy" but we can do a posting again for Someflowers Autumn/Winter weddings later. 
 For now here is some from Summer so far. 

Blue seemed to feature very heavily this Summer.  Here are some gorgeous pictures of a sohisticaated luxury look in blue and white at the Tithe Barn, Ditcham, Nr Petersfield.


Here is a lovely Summery Hand Tied of white peonies, Gerbera and blue delphinium

The aisle lined with topiary trees at the barn with our BIG topiary bay tree called "George" in the centre who played a fabulous role as a wishing tree.

Tuesday, 28 September 2010

What Are Vintage Flowers?







For me, vintage flowers are ones that evoke a feeling of shear English Country Nostalgia. Flowers that may be once classed as "Old Fashion" but are now making a comeback with a new and exciting contemporary feel.
Flowers that may remind our parents of their childhood more so than ours such as carnations, hydrangeas, peonies, sweet peas, chrysanthemums and dahlias.
A soft muted pallette of pastels can create such a beautiful romantic and glamorous feel to any wedding and venue.
Combined with vintage acceesories such as beading and lace and fabrics to name a few and an ecclectic selection of containers for centre peices can be acheived very easily for any truely romantic couple.

Monday, 9 August 2010

Richard and Laura's Wedding @ Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park, Surrey.

What an amazing weekend we had this weekend. Yesterday we had a beautiful day at Pembroke Lodge in Richmond Park.
This venue is just the most romantic setting for a civil ceremony. Guests greeted one another on the terrace overlooking the breathtaking views of the park before taking a seat inside the Belvedere for the marriage of Richard and Laura.
Such a romantic setting required a romantic English Country Garden feel to all the Floral Decorations. We made this large floral heart to hang as a symbol of their marriage. Pink Sarah Bernhard Peonies, Pacific Blue and White Avalanche Roses and Lisianthus were the focal flowers of this display, finished with freshly picked garden herbs and foliage and we also included cottage blackberries. It looked lovely as a focal point.
Chunky low level table displays in glass square tank vases adorned the tables. We just loved making these and got totally carried away with the flower choices. We used two different varieties of dusky pink hydrangea, scented Rialto lilies, pink Anna veronica, larkspur, Million Star gypsophilia, Mariachi lilac lisianthus and Sweet Avalanche pale pale pink roses were are main choice flowers. What made these displays a true pleasure to make was the fact we decided to make them freestyle...which means we just picked the flowers for each display and made each one slightly different and arranged them very informally and naturally.
A ederly lady watching us unload commented about these table arrangements. She wanted to know if we had picked the flowers from the grounds?
"Unfortunatly No" I replied "Why do you ask?" She said "Because they
remind me of the flowers I used to pick from my garden when I was a very little
girl, a real selection of proper garden flowers, how nice to see them
together".
What a true compliment. I was thrilled.

Low voluptious table centers look superb in a smaller venue. Also do not be afraid of using colour to enhance your tables. Our colour brief for this wedding was Pale Pinks, Dusky Purples and Lilacs. As soon as I get some of the official photographs of the bridal flowers I will post the images as you can see how we kept to the brief for them....however we were trusted by the Bride and Groom to select flowers for the tables. Using a stronger colour palette againt the white linen gives a lot of imapct and depth. Keep an eye on our blog for further images of this wedding. I am hoping there will be some cracking images to share with you.
Congratulations Richard and Laura.
Love to You Both - Always xx


Friday, 16 July 2010

All Things Bright and Beautiful

A gorgeous all white classical style hand tied bridal bouquet of white roses, peonies, veronica, lisianthus and chincerinchee. Finished with beaded grasses and crystal flower embellishments.