Tallahassee Wedding Flowers at Tallahassee Garden Club

When deciding the style of your wedding. The first thing I recommend you do is to decide on your color palette. As you see here Alex selected shades of pink, white, greens and gray. Using these color throughout the wedding will create cohesiveness.

The shades of pink, white and greens are seen on the invitation, the bridal bouquet and the girl's dresses.

The garden club provided the perfect backdrop for a beautiful garden wedding.

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Wedding Bouquets Tallahassee Florist

Looking across the web there are so many pictures of wedding bouquets. I wanted to share with you hoping to inspire you. Our brides are always look for some inspiration. I hope you will enjoy just a few. Tell us which ones are your favorite. Peach roses scabiosa pods and raspberry's what a beautiful combinations. Dolly loosely wraps the stems, this could be your something old. Peach and corals lovely up against the gray dresses. Classic red and white roses brides bouquet. Solid red for the bridesmaids against black dresses would be stunning and affordable. Green and white create this modern wildflower bouquet. The hanging amaranthus makes this bouquet. Simply beautiful champagne roses babies breath make this a classic traditional bouquet. Circus roses, wheat and hypericum berries make this an excellent fall wedding bouquet. You could add white roses to the mix to create the brides bouquet. Love the golds reds pinks and peaches.....

Lauren & Matts Tallahassee Wedding Florist

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Locally Grown; Our Flower Farm | Farm to Florist | Tallahassee, Florida

We haven't really shared much about our cut flower farm but it is time for that to change! We are honored to be able to provide our customers with many locally grown flowers! The owner of A Country Rose , Annette started farming on an acre at her home in Wakulla County about eight years ago. She has since moved herself and her farm to a new location with more space for growth (pun intended). Annette and her husband Ed are the ones who make all the magic happen. The most current tasks around the farm as of the last couple of weeks is a reworking of all the beds. They've been pulling up all the irrigation, laying new rows which includes 100's of tractor loads of compost and mulch then re-laying of black ground cover (to keep weeds at bay), white ground cover (to keep the black from burning the flowers) and then replacement of the irrigation. It's a lot of work but the results will be amazing and below is a sneak peek of what we are harvesting right now.

A Country Rose Tallahassee Florist

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