I missed National Floral Design Day this weekend.
Even though I was a floral designer for, well, let’s just say many years….
I never heard of it before….or even celebrated it!
So in honor of this holiday…I’m posting these pretty bouquets that I designed for my daughter and her so, so pretty flower girl.
How lovely they looked standing among the confetti of the Catalpa Tree this past summer.
down to earth digs 
Gorgeous bouquets, Stacey!
Thank you Eliza, I get to do more daughter wedding flowers this Fall! Another one in November!
Congrats! I expect there will be no garden flowers available, but whatever you create will be guaranteed to be equally gorgeous.
This daughter has complete different taste then her sister! November brings it’s challenges with cold and snow!
Absolutely gorgeous. Does the little one need an old granddaddy?
Isn’t she just the cutest? The bride was a flower girl in her parents wedding when she was about the same age.
Love that little connection between the two.
She had two little gold Bee pins tucked into her hair! Perfect for a ‘flower girl’!
Beautiful!
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Thank you so much!
Rich and generous bouquets for a special day.
Daughter wanted a big, garden bouquet…we achieved just that…and her arm was a little sore the next day!
Beautiful. The little flower girl is so cute. Great job on the bouquets. This had to be a very happy day for your daughter and you.
We couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day! (Except I had been up until 3AM doing the flowers!) I crashed the day after! So worth it though.
Stacey, these bouquets are stunningly beautiful. And that flower girl, also beautiful and precious.
Congratulations on another wedding approaching in the fall!
Thank you Audrey, Laura wanted lots of flowers and of coarse June was the perfect month for that. November lends itself to more issues with flowers….cold, snow, freezing temperatures….all ready stresses me out!
So pretty and natural, glad you do not belong to the flower torturing brigade of florists who stick pins in roses and wrestle flowers into contorted positions