A Country Rose Tallahassee Florist

Have you been to Pebble Hill in Thomasville Georgia? This is a beautiful location for your wedding. Filled with southern charm, plantation style. Our lovely bride's color pallet was burgundy, blush, and white. Her wedding site was The Sugar Hill Barn.  Her bouquet: flowers included tornado cremons, protea, white ohara garden roses, white roses, eucalyptus, and hanging amaranthus.  Bridesmaids bouquets: All white roses with an abundance of eucalyptus. The weather that day was rainy so her planner Kate Pararo of A Piece A Cake Event Planning ordered a clear tent. This was an excellent choice, keeping the bride and her guest dry. The ceremony entrance was started off with barrels topped off with flowers including the same flowers of her bouquet. A cross at the front was adorned with a swag of fresh flowers that also matched her bouquet.  Inside the barn, the head table had white linens. We placed faux eucalyptus garlands down the center with flowers dispersed t...

Building 209 was built by the Key family and housed their Coca-Cola bottling plant. It’s been a sporting goods store, an antique shop, it housed a trucking company and stored lots of stuff, including a sailboat. Haile and Ben McCollum bought the building in 2007 and re-imagined it as urban office space, event space and a creative space. It also is home to the Thomasville Saturday Market and an urban garden created in conjunction with Thomasville University. Building 209 in Thomasville Geogia was the location of our vintage wedding. We used our vintage china plates in shades of blue. Also our goblets and gold flatware. The florals we use were soft shades of ivory white and pinks.  acountryrose.com