How To Make A Sustainable Seasonal Brides Bouquet For A Wedding

[@jacintabyline]

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.

[@fierceblooms]

You are so kind Jacinta - really appreciate your lovely comment- it’s a a preparation day for autumn and winter here- there’s a few weeds!

[@colleenrichardson169]

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.

[@fierceblooms]

Ah so glad to hear that it was useful for you x

[@lindainverso4655]

Thank you so much. I loved watchng you make a bouquet that is beautiful as far as my personal taste is concerned.

[@darlenefleuriston5413]

Absolutely stunning; love it

[@fierceblooms]

Thanks so much Darlene - are you a florist?

[@claireangier3322]

It's stunning, I love the shape. ❤💐

[@fierceblooms]

Thanks Claire. Do you arrange too ?

[@claireangier3322]

@@fierceblooms Hi, no I don't arrange like you, only a few blooms from my garden for a posy for my cottage.

[@wendycullingworth3879]

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!

[@fierceblooms]

We love your fair land Wendy - and so delighted to hear you liked the bridal bouquet- it did smell lovely/ sending you all our best and hopefully we can visit you again x

[@margeryholmes7505]

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.

[@fierceblooms]

Thank you Margery - and glad I’ve inspired on the acidanthera - and on the pronunciation I think it’s going to be my Welsh intonation which I discovered years ago when I went to university in England- Botany at Nottingham which was amazing- was different!!! I am looking up your variety of lingustrum- thank you 🙏 so much- it sounds very beautiful - and there’s always space for another shrub I say - not that the Scot agrees - are you a florist?

[@hannahbest2274]

So so beautiful

[@fierceblooms]

Thank you so much.

[@sunniesflowerco]

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!