White and Green Bouquets

More green and white bouquets going off to an event at Broadbeach…

green and white bouquets

Don’t you just fall in love with the big, boofy white ones? These are one of our favourite blooms – polaris chrysanthemum disbud. The little green ones are also chrysanthemums – called green buttons. Love love.

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Mixing Artificial and Real Flowers?

From time to time we get requests for things that aren’t in season – this particular bride really wanted to have large, large peonies – which aren’t available until October usually, and they also would love hydrangea, which are traditionally best during the warmer months – so the solution, by request, is a bouquet mixing real and artificial flowers. Have a look at the result and see what you think:

mixed real and artificial flowers wedding bouquet gold coast florist

We think it’s pretty lovely, and in the photographs it will look superb. Everything in the bouquet is fresh real flowers except for the peonies and hydrangea.

The trick is using quality silk flowers, and combing them with complimentary real flowers. Here the real flowers we have used are roses, freesias, lisianthus, green sim carnations, green hypericum, as well as some ming/retro fern and other foliage.

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Your Gold Coast Florist

Adam’s Garden Florist is a locally owned and operated Gold Coast florist. We are a small floral studio in Parkwood where you can come and browse our fresh flowers and plant gifts, or if you need something delivered it’s easy – just phone us (55947774), or order though our online shop.

baby boy flowers Gold Coast Florist

You can also find us on instagram (Follow us for pretty pictures! We’re fairly new at posting to instagram though, so do be forgiving… we promise not to post too much.)

Why choose Adam’s Garden Florist to be your Gold Coast florist?

Because we like what we do. If we didn’t we wouldn’t be here. We are also a ‘micro’ business, which means we’re very, very small, and that means our top priority is you, our customer.

Adam’s Garden Florist has also been on the Gold Coast since 1975, and has continually maintained a good reputation for reasonably priced, quality flowers.

 

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