I have been so fortunate to be surrounded by so much beauty on the farm, and then be able to grow and share that beauty with others for their special day. I can't wait to see photos of the actual wedding. But for now, my side.
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| My Crowning glory. Fresh Wreaths of Coneflowers, zinnia, allium, lavendar, monkshood, grain etc. |
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| Detail shot of the flower wreath. |
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| Boutineers |
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| Striped Grass, salvia, masterwort, lavender and allium (globe thistle for the groom) |
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| Lady's Corsages of dahlia, veronica, lavendar, masterwort, heather and gompherena. The darker one in front was for a wrist corsage. |
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| Pale pinks, whites and cabbage roses adorn this bridal bouquet. A touch of Lavendar around the outside will release its sweet scent when held. |
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| Beautiful Lilies, double coneflowers, sweet peas, masterwort, varigated weigela, snapdragon, cabbage roses. |
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| The Maid of honor bouquet of pinks, purples and whites. I love the antique lace. |
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| Snapdragons, lilies, zinnias, saliva, sweet peas, canterbury bells |
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I am so delighted to not only grow these flowers, but also arrange them. I make plenty of bouquets for the
Historic Farmers Market in Halifax each week and rarely photograph them. These I want to remember forever. Thank you.
Amanda
