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How To Make A Sustainable Seasonal Brides Bouquet For A Wedding
In this video I take you through ingredients, sustainable mechanics and a complete walk-through detailing how I made a sustainable seasonal brides bouquet for one of my weddings.
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Thank you so much. I loved watchng you make a bouquet that is beautiful as far as my personal taste is concerned.
What is your variety of Senecio? I haven't seen that one in the U.S. It's just beautiful. Your wild garden style is breathtaking!
It's stunning, I love the shape. ❤💐
Such careful consideration given to colour and scent to give a cohesive look throughout the bridal party. A triumph!
Another fan from New Zealand I'm afraid – it's good you like our fair land!
This video helped me create my first bridal bouquet for my first wedding. Thank you so much. The details you shared were so helpful. Yours here, is beautiful.
Oh what a divine bridal bouquet! I just love your style – and your creations are so artistic yet so 'natural'. You are so very talented. I'm learning so much from your videos.
Absolutely stunning; love it
So so beautiful
I was delighted to discover another video from you and I loved the flowers you used in the bridal bouquet, especially the colours that married together so well. Sorry about that, I had to say it! Seriously though it was beautiful and you have inspired me to grow some acidanthera next year. I have grown them in the past but you reminded me how lovely they are and scented too. I was interested to see you using privet as foliage and wondered whether you know the one called Ligustrum ovalifolium Argentium? It's a nice one and has long stems and is variegated with a silver edge to the leaves so gives a brightness to it. That's some name to get your tongue around, they are often challengjng. My book of botanical plant names tells me that Cotoneaster is pronounced cu-toe-nee-aster. I hope that's helpful. I look forward to more gems from you. Thank you so much. Margery.