We’ve hit the ground running this year with lots of flowers and bulb planters going out for delivery ,dinners to arrange flowers for and lot’s of wedding quotes, mood boards and plenty of exciting projects in the pipe line.
The photos are from last week’s lovely formal dinner for 16 people at Cowdray House.
White flowers look fresh in January so we chose seasonal ranunculus, paperweight narcissi, hellebores, muscari and ivy.
I love change, I love the next thing and I don't spend much time looking backwards.
Maybe years spent in the fashion business had that effect on me but I find change exciting and seasonal changes really thrilling!
So, May has been an amazing month for new flowers but, before we move onto that, its time to say goodbye to some of the flowers that have served us well in early spring.
I made some of these bottles a few weeks ago for a PR job and already the tulips have finished, the hellebores are now looking raggedy in the garden the forsythia is now in full leaf. The ranunculus are hanging on but it really is time to move on as there's so much more available in May and by the time we get to June? Well, just watch this space.....
Bottle vase of Aquilegea, Hellebores, Ranunculus, Spearmint, Fritillaries, Sweet Peas and Forsythia