A Country Rose Tallahassee Florist

This video was make in our show room, with a little point and shoot camera. We love doing weddings big and small. I know that all brides can not afford a big elaborate wedding, so we shot a short and sweet video on how to make a wedding bouquet. I used two shades of pink roses to make this bouquet. You may use any color you like. We sell our cash and carry roses at $15.95 year round except for Valentines. We carry a wide verity of colors included red, white, pink yellow orange and lavender. They are in limited quantity for this price so be sure to order early. We can special order as well. So if you are a do it your self-er here is my no so professional video. Thanks for stopping by.... Annette

Wedding day ....... beautiful bride.... loved her cowboy boots... Her dad made a cross out of wood and we placed flowers on it for the back drop of her wedding. When she saw her bouquet she cried.... She touched my heart and her wedding was a honor for us to do. Thank Christie Meresse Photography for the pictures. The flowers included peony's, alstromeria, iris, snapdragons, gerbera, hydrangea, Fuji's and curly willow.  Don't you like the burlap wrap around the layers of the cake? A Country Rose Website Our Wedding Website

Wow what a busy week.... we had two wonderful weddings plus graduation flower presentations .... it was a busy Friday and Saturday!!! Congratulations to all the FSU grads!!! Congrats!!! to our two brides... Janie's (designer, manager) wedding: brides bouquet with hydrangea, roses, tulips and alstromeria.... the simple elegance of pink and white. Sheri's (designer) wedding: green mini hydrangeas, white callas and  lavender roses. From Bucket to Bouquet  

We create hand-tied bouquets by placing the stems of the flowers, foliage and accessories in our hand and wrapping them around the center of the design until they are securely fastened. These arrangements are designed to show the natural growth of the stems, which are often wrapped in ribbon or french braided together. Hand-tied bouquets have a more casual air and are particularly nice for garden weddings and brides who like the feeling of an unarranged gathering of flowers. These are our most popular wedding bouquets.

Cascade bouquets feature flowers that descend below the main portion of the bouquet design. The voluptuousness of the bouquet is often the main feature of the wedding costume. Cascade bouquets are most often used in formal and traditional weddings. http://www.acountryrose.com/category/wedding-party-floral/3/display

Contemporary bouquets are inspired by unconventional ideas, styles and patterns and are designed with no specific geometric form. They are usually created with flowers that have definite form and add character to a bouquet (such as calla lilies, orchids and anthuriums). Contemporary bouquets represent the individuality of the bride and are perfect for a sophisticated, cosmopolitan style wedding. They're simplistic but have the added grace of asymmetrical design.

Today's wedding bouquets are more personal than ever, running the gamut from classic all-white formal arrangements to unique designs featuring brightly colored flowers. Over the next few days I will be discussing the different styles of bouquets. Nosegays - round clusters of flowers - are a very trendy style of bridal bouquet. Also called a tussie mussie, this style of bouquet dates back to the 14th century, when it was used to mask unpleasant odors - thus the term "nosegay." Nosegays can vary in sophistication and are therefore a good choice for any wedding. These are designed in wet foam for long lasting appeal. Available in a wide variety of flowers and colors… http://www.acountryrose.com/category/wedding-party-floral/2/display