Bridal bouquet of roses

Flowers available all year: roses, lilies (asiatic and oriental), orchids (Singapore orchids only), chrysanthemums, disbud chrysanthemums, anthuriums, baby’s breath, spray carnations, gerberas, leucadendron, hot house alstromeria, ginger, heleconia

Other flowers available throughout the year:

Summer: agapanthus, gladiolus, calla lily, tuber rose,  sim carnations, dahlia, hydrangea, lisianthus, statice, stephanotis, sunflower, water lily, phalenopsis orchids, banksia(baxteri), protea, aster, longifolium(lily), spray rose.

Autumn:  delphinium, aster, banksia (baxteri and hookerana), calla lily, field, spray and sim carnations, celosia, echinacea, freesia, geralton wax bud, gladioli, hyacinth, hydrangea, irish bells, iris, kale, lisianthus, longifolium (lily), spray rose, solidaster, statice, sunflower, water lily, stock.

Winter: arum lily, aster, banksia (coccinea), boronia, calendula, sim carnations, iris, tulip, daffodil, erica (green), erica (pink), freesia, geralton wax flower, hyacinth, jonquil yellow and white, kale, cymbidium orchids, protea, snap dragon, stock, waratah, irish bells, blushing bride

Spring: iris, agapanthus, arum lily, boronia, calla lily, spray, sim and field carnation, celosia, chincherenchee, dahlia, delphinium, gladioli, hippeasterum, iris, kangaroo paw, pin cushion protea, lisianthus, lily of the valley, longiflolium, phalenopsis orchids, peony, ranunculus, spray rose, statice.

Let natures beauty be an important part of your special day and give all of your photo’s a fresh, interesting finish! Wether it be soft vintage shades or a bright modern palette, there will always be a perfect flower or combination of flowers to make your day memorable. you will never forget the flowers you had on your wedding day!

Unique flowers and Fine Art
Tracy Clements
0421650261

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1. Choose a style of bouquet to suit you. For example, a large cascading bouquet might not be the best choice for you if you are small or petite. Similarly, a dainty little posy may not suit you if you are tall as the flowers will look too small.
2. Try to match the bouquet to your dress. If your wedding dress is simple, you could add some detail and texture to the flowers to create interest and contrast. If your dress is quite detailed, its best to go with simple flowers so that the overall look is not too “over the top”.
3. Skin colour can play a part in the choice of flowers. If you have pale skin, avoid too much white in the bouquet as it may make your photo’s look washed out. If you must have white, simply add some greenery or berries to break up the whiteness, or use cream or soft pink flowers. Darker skin colours look great with rich colours like red and purple.
4. Try to keep the colours consistent throughout the whole wedding. This means, the bridal bouquet must match the theme also.
5. Don’t choose flowers that are too delicate or fragile for a cut flower bouquet. Flowers to avoid are frangipani, camellia and some types of orchids. Damaged flowers will ruin your photo’s and be disappointing on the day. If you are getting married in Summer, choose flowers that are strong and resilient to avoid disappointment.
6. Try and make the bouquet “uniquely” yours. Add something of interest like berries, feathers or diamantes (though not necessarily all together-as a rule just choose one feature).

Choose something that suits your style. If you are more reserved, even something as simple as using some rolled leaves around the outside of the bouquet or lace around the stems instead of satin ribbon will make the bouquet stand out and be memorable.

You can contact Tracey via Facebook page or PerthBridal.com.au

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