The brides bouquet is the reason i got into this business. well, just about; when you look back to the late 80s…around the time i was married; there was this phenomenon style of ivy drapped bridal bouquets, puffy sleeved wedding gowns and the infamous low sitting headband with the wild puff at the back of the head veil. shudder to relive it…so yes, i got into this business so that brides would no longer suffer as i did. Kidding aside, there is nothing so wonderful as handing a bride her bouquet and relizing you nailed it. the bouquet seems to encapsulate all the work and emotion poured into creating this day
. So here’s to the brides of tomorrow..may you never have ivy drapping from your bouquet..unless ofcourse, you have the puffy sleeves to go with it. It’s the essence of fragrant living, that counts…
Merci, Pamela

Being that Mason Jars are still all the rage for weddings,hot afternoon sun tea, backyard grilling and just a simple dinner at home…I had to share how simple but yet; elegant the all time favorite, mason jar can look sporting white hydrangea and tea lights
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Oscar Wilde said it best,
“I adore simple pleasures. They are the last refuge of the complex.”
So true Mr. Wilde!