This last weekend we did three weddings at Payne and Morrison Florists. They were all very distinct from each other and we all had our favorite for different reasons. I decided I would put the pictures on for everyone to see and find out what other people outside the shop thought.
First is the classic off-white wedding. The bride carried these roses with stephanotis and eucalyptus filler.
bridal bouquet #1
Next is more of a country style cascading mix of flowers: hydrangeas, calla lilies, yellow gerbera daisies and ivy filler.
Bridal Boquet #2
- Bridal Boquet #3
Last, we have the modern but simple hot pink roses with stephanotis, eucalyptus and lemon filler.
Please post a comment to let us know which one you like best. Thank you for your time and stop by Payne and Morrison Florists in Phoenix, Arizona or visit www.payneandmorrison.com .
Brittany Flowers said,
June 30, 2009 at 6:17 pm
I like the classic Bouquet #1, it has lovely shape, style, and looks very classy. Nice job! Definitely not a fan of cascades of ANY type, although that is just my own preference. I love weddings though!
@Sarahippster said,
June 30, 2009 at 7:25 pm
I’ve been contracting with a wedding floral studio most of this year. Boy do I understand the physical & mental effort of three wedding in two days, size makes a difference too. Did you make centerpieces too? Im not a big fan of cascading boquets or ultra modern bright colored ones. So I pick the classic! The stephanotis is always such a sweet touch
so femanine & simple. Are the roses blizards?
payneandmorrisonflorist said,
July 1, 2009 at 8:22 am
Thank you for the comment. We did centerpieces for one of the three but all three weddings were on Sat. The roses were Eufloria Sahara.
Alicia said,
July 1, 2009 at 6:27 pm
They were actually Vendella roses
Alicia said,
July 1, 2009 at 6:25 pm
I agree, our opinions varied greatly with our 3 weddings. I personally enjoyed Wedding #1. It was very classy and sophisticated, the flowers complimented well. The colors weren’t overwhelming. Wedding #2 was very unique. I personally wasn’t moved or inspired by the color or flower choice. Wedding #3 was completely nonchalant. A simple hand-tied bouquet of roses, wrapped in ribbon, with an original look having florets down the front of the stems.