Seasonal Bounty / August Centerpiece Class

Join Courtenay Lambert and me for our August Centerpiece class!  In this class we will discuss what makes an arrangement feel natural. We will discuss color selection, mechanics and how to create movement and interest in a centerpiece. After a demonstration we will help you create centerpieces with locally grown flowers.

Centerpiece by Cincinnati wedding florist Floral Verde LLC. Centerpiece contains locally grown white cosmos, yellow zinnias, brown rudbeckia, chantilly snapdragons, scented geranium, baptisia and bleeding heart foliage.

This class will be held Thursday, August 21st from 6:00 – 8:00pm at Courtenay Lambert’s studio.  For more information, and to sign up: http://www.floralverde.com/classes/seasonal-bounty-august-centerpiece-class.  Courtenay and I are looking forward to meeting you!

Centerpiece by Cincinnati wedding florist Floral Verde LLC. Centerpiece contains locally grown white cosmos, yellow zinnias, brown rudbeckia, chantilly snapdragons, scented geranium, baptisia and bleeding heart foliage.

Centerpiece by Cincinnati wedding florist Floral Verde LLC. Centerpiece contains locally grown white cosmos, yellow zinnias, brown rudbeckia, chantilly snapdragons, scented geranium, baptisia and bleeding heart foliage.

Purple Petunias

Some pretty petunias I scored at Natorp’s. The ‘Black Mamba’ is off the hook, but photographs like a black hole!

Jordan and James’ Wedding, Ault Park Rose Garden and The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum

Jordan and James were married at the Ault Park Rose Garden in late May. Jordan carried a romantic bouquet of the palest blush and peach flowers with peonies, Juliet garden roses, astilbe and sweet pea.  The bridesmaids carried simple bouquets of sweet pea and foliage.

Jordan picked up forty-five bud vases full of blush flowers and foliage for the reception the day before the wedding. She styled the vintage vases along with other props down the center of the dining tables at The Carnegie Center with the help of her friends. I can’t wait to see how the tables turned out! Congratulations to Jordan and James!