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15 hours ago by blogdig.net

This is an incredibly easy project to do, and great for those who want to do their own flowers but don't have any arrangement experience. The whole thing cost me about $25, but I also had access to inexpensive peonies at my local farmer's market. Pricing this out at a ... ---- link Forever: The Best ...

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3 days ago by Jen

Each season inspires different color pallets and themes. For Fall, it's rich, warm colors, foliage and berries. We were lucky to work with this bride who had an exciting vision we could implement, and who also gave us lots of creative license. This luscious 3-part arrangement hung from a hand-crafte ...

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15 days ago by bridalindex

Vintage Glam Blog’s: Ribbon Pomander

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15 days ago by bridalindex

Vintage Glam Blog’s: Tissue Paper Pomander

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26 days ago by tspoon

I found an awesome new site. Well, it’s not new, but new to me. Anyhow, it’s all about wedding ideas, and of course I loved it! I found a great idea for a bouquet alternative. I’ve seen pomanders carried by flower girls before, but never brides. Wouldn’t this be adorable with that dress I’m swooning ...

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27 days ago

Green Berry Flower Girl Pomander ~ $15

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35 days ago by admin

A couple of posts ago I mentioned our fantastic clients that got married at the Omni Shoreham. I am super excited that Jennifer and Mary of Love Life Images posted a few photos from the wedding on their blog. I was able to pull a few of the photos from their blog here! Red and Gold are auspicious co ...

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38 days ago by thesavagecabbage

I just discovered pomanders today. Or rather, I discover that those flowery puff balls that grace the ends of church pews or hang from tree branches are called pomanders (or kissing balls). And as far as I can tell, they are dead-simple to make (at least a basic version). Martha Stewart and Design*S ...

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44 days ago by Alysia

When you think of the word budget, what do you think of? Cheap? Plastic? Generic? For example, when I see carnations, I gag. Well, not really, but I do think of cheap. But there are ways to rework the overused carnations and other elements such as tissue paper and doilies into easy and impressive ac ...

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53 days ago by Nancy @ Nancy Liu Chin Designs

Photo by Michelle Walker Frances wrote a wonderful comment on the post {Ask Nancy: Pomander Tutorial}, on how to make kissing balls. She introduced the idea of using waterproof tape. As a follow up, when you are using large stem flowers like roses, you definitely should use an oasis ball that is soa ...

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