New Favorite-Ranunculus

I thought today would be a good day to spotlight another of my favorite flowers--ranunculus! I love these pretty blooms so much, I love them in wedding decorations. They have layers of tightly packed ruffly petals, spindly stems that twist and bend, and some of them have really interesting green centers. I love that they come in so many colors: yellows, whites, reds, purples, corals, and every shade of pink!

Bouquets I Love

It is wise known that I am in deep love with flowers, so I’d like to gather beautiful wedding flowers to feast for eyes, especially bridal bouquets. They may come in different shapes, different glamor and different types of flowers, but they come to the same final goal- they are of excellent beauty. Let’s look and enjoy them.

Wedding Flower Arrangement

Flowers are an inevitable part of a wedding, and use flowers correctly will enhance the wedding a lot. Flowers are everywhere in the wedding, including the brial bouquets, centerpiece, wedding decorations and boutonnieres, etc... In this video, you'll see how well they arranged the flowers and how the wedding is lighted by flowers.

The Symbolism Meaning of Peonies

With a recorded history that dates back thousands of years, it’s not surprising that even the mythology surrounding the origin of the peony has multiple versions. One legend has it that the peony is named after Paeon, a physician to the gods, who received the flower on Mount Olympus from the mother of Apollo. And another tells the story of that same physician who was “saved” from the fate of dying as other mortals by being turned into the flower we know today as the peony.

The traditional floral symbol of China, the state flower of Indiana, and the 12^th wedding anniversary flower, peonies are known as the flowers of riches and honor. With their lush, full, rounded bloom, peonies embody romance and prosperity and are regarded as an omen of good fortune and a happy marriage.