My husband and I got married in the fall of 2009 and I am still in the process of sorting through cards, memorabilia, etc. I managed to fill one of those multi-picture frames and mount it on the wall, got my headpiece and jewelry in shadowboxes, but I hadn't gotten around to dealing with the flowers I kept - lots of baby roses in red, orange, and yellow that I ordered online and my bridesmaids and I tied into bouquets and boutonnieres that morning of the wedding. I did not keep my own bouquet since it went to the girl who rightfully caught it (or rather was hit in the face with it), I got some of my bridesmaids bouquets and I dried some of the flowers and pressed others... OK, this intro is becoming far too boring. After finding the perfect wooden painting board (canvas would not do for brittle dried flowers), I finished my floral display, so here it is.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Our Wedding Flowers
My husband and I got married in the fall of 2009 and I am still in the process of sorting through cards, memorabilia, etc. I managed to fill one of those multi-picture frames and mount it on the wall, got my headpiece and jewelry in shadowboxes, but I hadn't gotten around to dealing with the flowers I kept - lots of baby roses in red, orange, and yellow that I ordered online and my bridesmaids and I tied into bouquets and boutonnieres that morning of the wedding. I did not keep my own bouquet since it went to the girl who rightfully caught it (or rather was hit in the face with it), I got some of my bridesmaids bouquets and I dried some of the flowers and pressed others... OK, this intro is becoming far too boring. After finding the perfect wooden painting board (canvas would not do for brittle dried flowers), I finished my floral display, so here it is.
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