Changing how you interact with customers can lead to new flower sales. Finding creative ways to engage customers is spurring more flower sales and to new consumers. Victoria Miess at Victoria’s Mobile Flower Shop in Pittsburgh is taking cut flowers to the streets! See the article, be inspired to connect to customers in new ways!
We don’t often think of using yellow and pink flowers together, but here in palette from Danziger’s summer inspiration theme called Summer Iberia we find Paintball Craspedia with Pink Queen Kalanchoe! See all the inspiration from this fun Summer Bouquet collection from Danziger!
Wedding décor trends continue to feature lots of flowing greenery creating venues with a natural and wholesome feel. Venues decorated with hanging floral décor make venues more intimate and romantic. We love this greenery filled wedding features at RockMyWedding UK, see the pictorial!
More and more natural elements are being used in floral décor. No bigger trend for flowers than more grasses and vines being used in wedding floral design. LancasterOnline in Pennsylvania shares this flower trend story!
“The soft sea foam and pale lemon color palette with accents of gold and copper, the delicate Berta wedding gown with the perfect touch of sparkle, the curved shape of the ceremony floral arch,” describes this “fresh, romantic and elegantly luxurious” wedding “ with a touch of Provençal charm.” See this StyleMePretty pictorial and the great florals from Florésie .
David Austin has introduced three new cut garden roses; Ella, Eugenie and Effie. Pictured here is Ella, a serene ivory garden rose that unfurls into a romantic ruffled bloom. See the Ella inspiration page.
What started as a sustainability movement has grown to influence design styles for all aspects of home décor. SO much so, it really is a lifestyle. TrendBook shares this inspiring video; Biophilia to use as a guide to incorporating this trend into our floral designs. See the video!