I'll be demonstrating how to create a vintage style arrangement using some of the new vintage roses in teacups and teapots, which as well as looking fab on your kitchen or dressing table, would make great budget wedding table centres.
I will also be covering how to make a buttonhole fit for the occasion of your choice or just for lolling around in elegant splendour. You can book online here. Please do come along and join in the fun.
I don't know about you but I love vintage - be it fashion, furniture or flowers. And I'm not alone, the trend for vintage has definitely gained momentum over the last few years.
In the shop we have seen more enquiries for vintage themed weddings. Brides seem to be moving away from formal handties of head to head roses and favouring a more wild, english country garden feel for their flowers, and incorporating vintage tea sets and cake stands, accessories like birdcages and books, and elegant vintage or vintage inspired dresses.
Beautiful blousey David Austen roses and dusky antique tones epitomise the vintage look, but with roses available in so many shades and shapes, combined with different blooms and foliage, there are endless ways to create a vintage feel.
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