Spring is one of my favourite times of year and it’s not so much because the weather, but more because it means the arrival of nature’s most delicate and beautiful blooms.

Jessica’s bouquet was created with roses, hyacinths and stunning stephanotis accents to complement her blue and Classic Cream wedding.

Fresh Spring Bouquet

The reception was complete with the fullness of fresh blue hydrangea and elegant roses.

Fresh Blue Hydrangea Wedding Centerpiece | Floret.ca

White Tulip Centerpiece | Floret.ca

Nothing says spring quite the way a beautiful cluster of white tulips does.

Fresh, simple yet stunning and timeless and of course, finished with a little twist of grass and bling.

Ohh….nothing like the colour of yellow.

So sunny and bright especially when the days are overcast and somewhat dreary.

These warm golden centerpieces at Karen and David’s fall wedding at the Pearl Restaurant at Harbourfront were the focal point of every guest table.

Gerberas and roses in the colour of the sun are a perfect choice to greet your guests.

Sunny Yellow Centerpiece | Floret.ca

I had so much fun creating the flowers for Nicolle and Kevin’s mid-September wedding.

The ceremony took place outdoors on an absolutely stunning September day with a fabric draped and rose petal scattered aisle to complement the idyllic backdrop.

Gorgeous Outdoor Ceremony At Greystone Golf Club In Milton | Floret.ca

The theme was vintage which can mean different things to different people and most of the time I have to ask, but Nicolle knew.

Her approach to this theme was as authentic and you can get. Antique aqua blue crown mason jars, hankies each one different to place the jars and the at set of kissing salt and pepper shakers again each one different.

It was decided that there were to two alternating designs for the flowers based on the way the hankies were sorted.

It turned out perfectly!

Vintage Wedding Centerpiece In Pink Tones | Floret.ca

Vintage Centerpiece In Purple Tones | Floret.ca

Different combinations of colour bring to mind different moods and impressions.

Amy and Jonathan’s Black and White At Paramount was pure sophistication.

Simple yet stunning.

Black and White Wedding At Paramount Conference And Event Venue | Floret.ca

I love all the different ways that the possibilities for a client’s wedding flowers develops.

Sometimes I get a whole spreadsheet and at other times, just a few words of inspiration.

In Alyssa’s case, it was a peacock feather.

Have you ever looked at one closely and noticed all the colours that can be found there?

Well, it provided all the inspiration I needed!

It was incorporated into the bridal bouquet and then the rest of the wedding carried the colours of chartreuse green, amethyst and fushia pink all aglow with candlelight!

Amethyst Bouquet Accented With Peacock Feathers | Floret.caCandlelit Wedding Ceremony At The Fermenting Cellar | Floret.ca

Candlelit Wedding Ceremony At The Fermenting Cellar | Floret.ca

Room All Aglow At The Fermenting Cellar | Floret.ca

For Vanita and Shankar’s mid July wedding, the colours were eggplant, lime green and burnt orange in the colour and everything was made to reflect that.

Her bouquet of only the most premium flowers were set against her deep olive sari.

For their centerpiece, I had the opportunity to create something in way that I hadn’t done and a while.

 It was minimalistic in it’s bloom count and yet full in the design. Created in her accent colours and placed on a table draped in her theme colour it was a lovely combination for her Indian wedding.

Vibrant Minimalistic Wedding Centerpiece | Floret.ca

Over the years I have naturally had the chance to observe how couples handle their wedding planning.

There are some find it stressful and not the least enjoyable.

Then there are those very rare ones who are a lovely the process, but at the same time are relaxed about the outcome and I always find that it always works out best for this time of client.

Jewel was this kind of client. She had her hand in every part of the wedding. Done with the precision of a perfectionist and yet I’ve never seen a more relaxed and appreciative soul.

Her colours were raspberry pink and lime green and her singular choice of floral was the chartreuse green orchid…for everything at her and Brian’s wedding at Le Parc! 

Chartreuse Green Orchid Bridal Bouquet | Floret.ca

The centerpieces at Le Parc were made in a similar theme. Tall vases filled with limes and tall branches accented with hot pink crystals for a bit of whimsy.

Here’s a close up of the branches!

Whimsical Branch Centerpiece | Floret.ca

Fall Centerpiece At Paramount Event Centre | Floret.ca

With weddings for the summer is high gear and only a month until the autumns are set to start, I find myself looking back to reminder all the seasonal items that I have to look forward to shortly.

It reminds of a Daniela and Sal’s wedding last fall. Two of the nicest people you’ll ever meet, by the way.

The look was of cabbages and burlap in green. You’ll see more of these inspired looks in the coming months.

Bright Orange Wedding Centerpieces | Floret.ca

I love it when my clients want to bring their own personal touches to their wedding flowers above and beyond selecting the colour or the primary blooms for their June wedding at Sunnybrook Estates.

I had the pleasure of working with Shaina and Marshall who decided that they wanted to find a way to incorporate Shaina’s beautiful pottery making skills into the wedding. She ended up making all the containers for the centerpieces!

Containers in various shades of blue were made to compliment the orange gerberas that would fill them.

No two were exactly the same making each one a special and unique creation.