Colour palette chaos…. it can make your head spin, the choices available are daunting, and for those searching for the right blend of colours to not only suit their unique personal style but to make a statement for their wedding concept, it can be a pretty intimidating thought. So how do we achieve the right colour accents to make an impact, and what colours not only work well for your style but partner with a location and will make the right impression for your design vision, and what colours are on trend for 2020.

I have to admit that roses were never that interesting to me, and to be honest I avoided them like the plague! Roses were deemed as traditional, classic flower choices and a little bit boring, and I have to say that until quite recently roses were DEAD to me!

Until the REFLEX arrived.

In today’s episode we chat about the rose revival, the reflex, the unique roses that are now available and imported into Australia, and how even those searching for individual and unusual flowers to take part in their wedding flowers concept, might also be swayed to consider the introduction of the simple rose into their wedding flowers concept.

A marriage celebrant – the manager of words for your ceremony and that person who becomes your advocate for the formalities of your wedding day, so what exactly is their role, what processes and time-lines do they oversee and is their a rule book for saying those ‘I Do’s’ in today’s episode I interview marriage celebrant Ange Anderson.
Ange is a marriage celebrant who is warm, relaxed and a brilliant storyteller.  She has a passion for genuinely getting to know couples who choose her, so on the day they feel like a friend is marrying them. Ange does everything with purpose, and will often ask you to challenge tradition if it doesn’t best represent you as a couple!  Having 15 years experience in commercial radio as a newsreader, it helps that she’s a true professional behind a mic.

Are you in love with an overhead hanging garden suspended right above you and your guests at your wedding reception? But do your dreams turn into nightmares when you start considering what the cost implications of a hanging floral design might be and how that wedding budget might get knocked about a little! In this episode we will analyse a Hanging Floral Installation design, the requirements of a space to make it happen, and the costs to expect to deliver it, and some tips and advice on how to massage a hanging floral design into your wedding budget.

After the dress choosing your bridal bouquet is the next big decision and sometimes a pretty confusing one to commit to. So how do we create that perfect bridal bouquet, and how do we know what is the right one for you? The wedding bouquet is the perfect accessory to your dress, it could make or break that big-ticket bridal fashion purchase SO it’s got to be right in this episode we share the different bouquet styles, how to gather the information to arrive at the answer, and how we know, which bouquet is right for you!

One of the most asked questions we get from our couples who are starting the creative floral and design process is ‘what does a wedding stylist do and how does that role work in with my floral design concept, and with my floral design team, and do I need both a stylist and a floral designer for my wedding day?

Well in today’s episode we are going to break all of that down and provide a little more clarity on the two ‘creative key roles’ a wedding stylist and a wedding floral designer and explain to you why they are both SO integral to the end result.

Peony roses, when do they flower and are they available for my wedding date? Today’s episode is tackling one of the most confused seasonality issues surrounding one of the most popular wedding flowers – the peony rose – or just peonies!

Some people pronounce them Peony – but [pee-uh-nee] is the correct way to say their pretty little name, big bulbourous and such a statement flower, these bloom beauties are very sought after for wedding flower concepts, BUT they are quite mystifying, mainly because they have a very short flowering season and are impossible to source at many times of the year.