This was a busy Mitzvah weekend…2 wonderful celebrations, 2 different venues and 2 fabulous outcomes.
We used silver container to compliment the chairs and tie it all together.
Maeve’s favorite linen(and mine) was the Blueberry Helix…look how it sparkles.
What an exciting and busy year it has been. Holiday parties, Graduation parties, Weddings and Bar/Bat Mitzvahs. The list goes on. I’m looking forward to getting back on my blog, and keeping you updated on the new things happening with Primrose Floral and Event Design. Here’s a quick look at a few of the things that have been going on this year.
Coral peonies!
It was a beautiful May day for this graduation. Caps, gowns and gorgeous peonies!
Elysse's Bat Mitzvah
President Liebergott's Theater Dedication
Lexington Education Foundation Gala
Holiday in the Loft
More to come!
Thank you Pizzuti Studios for the beautiful shot of Colleen’s bouquet! 
What a treat to work with Emma and her mom, Sarah to create a beautiful, yet fun celebration. Shades of purples and silver echoed throughout the room. Emma has her own sense of style and knows what she likes. After sitting down together and talking about the types of flowers she likes, I had a good idea of what we could do. We used flowers that were unique in shape but could also work together with some traditional ones.
They rounded out the evening with something sweet…..candy for all. Silver takeout boxes embellished with photos of a very young, Emma were a great sentimental touch.
I was very excited to be a part of the 7th Annual Ride, Wine and Dine at the Boston Harbor Hotel, on Friday, October 8, 2010. Guests were invited to explore and savour food and wine from around the world. Featuring the cuisine of Daniel Bruce, Executive Chef, Boston Harbor Hotel, silent auction, rare wine lots, wine pairing dinners and much more…all proceeds to benefit the Pan-Mass Challenge.
The brilliant burgundy dahlias were fresh cut from the field of a local farm here in Lexington. They were spectacular, the picture doesn’t do them justice.
Hanging amaranthus, so lush and dramatic came to us from a farm in California and the local market brought us these great artichokes. Still the dahlias were the show stopper. Its always fun to incorporate elements other than flowers to create a wonderful and interesting texture. These artichokes will serve as candles holders when all is done.
All lined up and ready to go. The Wharf Room will provide a stunning backdrop for the event with sweeping views of Boston Harbor.
The Registration table was fun with seasonal foliage and amber and burgundy orchids. All sitting upon a vase full of corks. It was fun and fitting. I’m sure the evening was a huge success and a great cause as well.
What a beautiful day for a wedding by sea. The sun finally came through for Marisa and Paul. You couldn’t have asked for a more perfect setting for the ceremony.
Thank goodness the breeze held off and those rose petals didn’t move. Although the flowergirl had a field day tossing them around at the conclusion of the ceremony. That was a great picture…so cute.
Marisa was a stunning bride wearing a beautiful Casblanca gown. She fell in love with Ivanka Trump’s flowers and we created a beauty for her to carry. Gorgeous white dahlias, hydrangea, escimo roses, callas, lisianthus and stephanotis with crystals.
Yellows and white were the color of choice to offset the light teal gowns. Little bunches of sunshine. The groomsmen were coordinated with a single yellow calla and billy balls. Love them!!!
Time to celebrate! Cocktails on the open patio and reception in the tent. I’m sure the party went on all night. Best wishes Marisa and Paul. Glad I could be a part of your special day.
Primrose Floral and Event Design provides well-executed, consistently distinctive floral arrangements for discerning buyers, assembled to personal specifications and ready for delivery within a reasonable time frame. A pleasant departure from what is offered by traditional florists, focus is concentrated on the use of bold colors and mixed textures set in distinctive containers.
Materials for our designs are gathered from a variety of sources. In the summertime we use flowers from local farms to the greatest extent possible. And, in the autumn and winter when flowers are not available locally, the Boston Flower Exchange affords access to fresh floral product from all over the world.
Primrose Floral and Event Design prides itself on going a bit beyond what might be expected from a traditional florist. We offer comprehensive, collaborative “floral support” for:
