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Tulip Hand Bouquet

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Tell your lover that you are "Perfect Lover" by sending a beautiful & elegant Tulip Hand Bouquet. As you know that Tulip flowers are perhaps the most well known for their beauty, and Dutch tulips are the best.

The meaning of tulips is generally perfect love. Like many flowers, different colors of tulips also often carry their own significance. Red tulips are most strongly associated with true love, while purple tulips symbolizes royalty. The meaning of yellow tulips has evolved somewhat, from once representing hopeless love to now being a common expression for cheerful thoughts and sunshine. White tulips are used to claim worthiness or to send a message of forgiveness. Variegated tulips, once among the most popular varieties due to their striking color patterns, represent beautiful eyes.

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The Royal Wedding - Kate Middleton's Bridal Bouquet

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I like the bridal bouquet carried by the new Duchess of Cambridge. Kate's simple yet elegant bridal bouquet was designed by Shane Connolly. A petite wired bouquet of the classic English flower lily of the valley combined with white hyacinth pips, white Sweet William and a sprig of myrtle, a symbol of love, friendship and marriage.

The Royal Palace released a statement on the bouquet, explaining the history of the flowers for the new Duchess of Cambridge was carrying:

"The bouquet is a shield-shaped wired bouquet of myrtle, lily-of-the-valley, sweet William and hyacinth. The bouquet was designed by Shane Connolly and draws on the traditions of flowers of significance for the Royal Family, the Middleton family and on the Language of Flowers.

The flowers’ meanings in the bouquet are:

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Lily-of-the-valley – Return of happiness

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Sweet William – Gallantry

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Hyacinth – Constancy of love

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Ivy: Fidelity; marriage; wedded love; friendship; affection

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Myrtle: the emblem of marriage; love.

The bouquet contains stems from a myrtle planted at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, by Queen Victoria in 1845, and a sprig from a plant grown from the myrtle used in The Queen’s wedding bouquet of 1947.

The tradition of carrying myrtle begun after Queen Victoria was given a nosegay containing myrtle by Prince Albert’s grandmother during a visit to Gotha in Germany. In the same year, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert bought Osborne House as a family retreat, and a sprig from the posy was planted against the terrace walls, where it continues to thrive today.

The myrtle was first carried by Queen Victoria eldest daughter, Princess Victoria, when she married in 1858, and was used to signify the traditional innocence of a bride."

After the Royal wedding ceremony was completed. As tradition dictates, Kate Middleton's bridal bouquet was laid at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior inside Westminster Abbey The tradition was started in 1923 following the wedding of Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon - the future Queen Elizabeth - to the Duke of York, who later became George VI.

Lady Elizabeth, who became the Queen Mother in 1952, left her bouquet at the grave in memory of her brother Fergus, a young officer who was killed on the Western Front in 1915

The grave is one of the most sacred places in the Abbey and is the only part of the floor upon which the congregations are not allowed to walk.

The bridesmaids’ hair wreaths and bouquet were also designed by Shane Connolly. The lily of the valley and ivy hair wreaths worn by the younger bridesmaids were influenced by the Bride’s mother’s own headdress at her wedding in 1981.
And the bouquets carried by the bridesmaids replicated the flowers used in Kate’s bridal bouquet, and they incorporating lily of the valley, sweet william and hyacinth

So overall Kate really did choose seasonal flowers! Lily of the valley is generally only available in the UK in April and May. Sweet William is from April to June. Hyacinths are more readily available – normally from November to May.

I think started from now, Lily of the valley will become famous flower to be use in the bridal bouquet.

Source:

Official Royal Wedding

The Telegraph

Ok Magazine

Unique Bridal Bouquet

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Are you looking for bridal bouquet ideas for your upcoming wedding? When I searching a new bridal bouquet ideas, i come across some unique bridal bouquet, some non-floral birdal bouquet. As with most things nowadays, traditional rules are no longer observed, so a bride can basically turn almost any idea into her own unique bridal bouquet. Here are some unique bridal bouquet ideas to help you to create your own unique bridal bouquet.

Brooch Bridal Bouquet

I like Brooch Bridal Bouquet Ideas. Is so cute & creative.

Click here to see How to make brooch bridal bouquet

Butterfly Bridal Bouquet
Click here to Learn How to make butterfly bridal bouquet
Featured in Martha Stewart Weddings, Summer 2009 issue

Image from : www.marthastewartweddings.com

Yougurt-inspired Wedding Bouquet
Make from a delicious marshmallows

Image from: www.modernlifestudios.com

Candy Bridal Bouquet
Is so sweet

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Fabric Bridal Bouquet
Click here to see How to make Fabric Bridal Bouquet

Button Bridal Bouquet

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Crystal Bead Bridal Bouquet

This Bridal Bouquet is make from Swarovski Crystal

Click here to see How to make Crystal Bead Bridal Bouquet

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Feather Bridal Bouquet

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Seashell Bridal Bouquet

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Paper Bridal Bouquet

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Beaded Bridal Bouquet

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Crochet Bridal Bouquet

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Types of Flowers for Birdal Bouquet

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The Bridal Bouquet is important part of your wedding. Choose the right flowers, as well as the colors and size for your Bridal Bouuqet. Here are some Bridal Bouquet flower ideas, you can select a right flower for your Bridal Bouquet. Create something that is unique and special for you. Here are some flowers ideas we can find in Malaysia to be used in bridal bouquet.

Local / Imported Rose

Local / Imported Cymbidium Orchid

Image from : weddings.theknot.com

Local / Imported Hydrangea

Image from: weddingcometrue.com

Local Gerbera

Local / Imported Calla Lily

Image from: brideorama.com

Imported & Seasonal Penoies
If want to use Penoies as your bridal bouquet,
pls check with your florist for the availability.
Normally Penoies can get on December.

Source from here

Local / Imported Eustoma

Local Sunflower

Image from :www.fortheloveoffloraldesign.com

Local Carnation

Image from : bridesignweddingflowers.com

Local / Imported Casblanca Lily

Image from : http://www.weddings.theknot.com

Imported & Seasonal Tulip
Due to Tulip is Seasonal flower,
Pls check with your florist for the availability
More Tulip during Mar to May

Image from : http://www.knotforlife.com

Local / Imported Stargazer Lily

Image from : http://www.weddingandpartynetwork.com

Local Dendrodium Orchid

mage from: www.weddings.theknot.com

Local Mokara Orchid

Local / Imported Phalaenopsis Orchid

Image from: www.bouquetweddingflower.com

Bridal Bouquet Ideas : How to Make a Single Rose Bridal Bouquet

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Wanna to make a bridal bouquet yourself?

Watch this video and learn how to make a nice simple rose bridal bouquet.

Types of Bridal Bouquet

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The Bridal Bouquet is important for a Bride. There are many types of bridal bouquet, so which type of bridal bouquet is suited you? The most popular types of bridal bouquet are Posy, Nosegay, Arm, Beidermeriev, Crescent, Cascading & Contemporary Bridal Bouquet. Below are different types of bridal bouquet for your reference.

Nosegay Bouquet
Traditionally the nosegay was a small round shaped bunch of flowers and herbs, often containing more greenery than other bouquets.
It was very popular with flowergirls and bridesmaids. In modern times it has been revived and reinvented with additions of lovely satin and organza ribbons and larger floral arrangements..

Posy Bouquet

The posy is round and small and can easily be held in one hand. There are two styles of posy bouquets, one can be loose, hand tied and unstructured, the other formal and wired, the stems of the flowers are removed and replaced with florists wire, constructed into a much lighter posy with and easy to hold handle.

These two styles are widely used where the natural stems are wrapped in a beautiful satin, velvet or organza ribbon and some embellished with pearl pins and beading trims.

Beidermerier Bouquet

The biedermeier bouquet is European-influenced. The blooms are tightly-structured and carefully-arranged in defined circular patterns of different coloured flowers, each ring containing one type of flower.Originating in Switzerland in the late 1800's, often orange and lemon peels were added for extra frangrance. A bouquet similar to the nosegay and named for a German style of interior design. The biedermeier has a very pleasing geometry and is recently showing signs of popularity again due to its dramatic beauty and contrast.

Images from Arenaflower.com

Crescent Bouquet

A crescent bouquet can be symmetrical or assymmetrical. As the name suggests, both left and right side of the bouquet is seen to be flowing down. A symmetrical crescent bouquet has flowers and greenery arched at same lengths on both sides. Whereas the assymmetrical, has one side longer.

If you are wearing big and wide skirt wedding gown, this type of bouquet is suitable for you. Be sure to carry it just below the waist, the beauty of the bouquet will stand out.

Images from flower-send-flowers.com

Shower bouquet or Cascading Bouquet
The cascading bouquets were originally referred to as shower bouquets. Also known as a teardrop bouquet or trail bouquet. These replaced the fashion of posies around the time of 1910. This style became exaggerated by 1920, with much larger bouquets, so large they almost concealed the bride. They reached their peak from 1920 - 1930's until WWII.
The Cascading bouquet, which is the most formal and most traditional of bouquets, is designed to spill gracefully over the bride's hands as it flows downward for a sophisticated and stylized look, almost any flower can be used in this style.
The bouquet is roundish at the top but pointy at the bottom. The traditional shower bouquet is known as the large multi-trail bouquet, subsequently renamed the princess in honour of the late Princess Diana and her impressive bridal bouquet. The modern smaller version is called the teardrop bouquet or trail bouquet.

Arm Bouquet
The arm bouquet is also known as presentation bouquet or pageant bouquet. Previously it was known as the ‘Bernhardt’ bouquet, named after the actress Sarah Bernhardt. Usually calla lilies, orchids and also long-stemmed roses is used for this type of bouquet. They are left at its natural state with a big ribbon tied to bundle them together.
You have to cradle it on your arm, at the inner of your elbow. This type of bouquet is suitable for you if you are wearing a slim and slender wedding gown.

Images from: wedding-flowers-guide.com

Freeform / Contemporary Bouquet
This type of bouquet does not have a specific or defined shape. Most freeform bouquet has foliage coming out of the bouquet. Tropical flowers are usually used.

Images from: flowerdesignstannes.blogspot.com

Single Stem Bouquet
If you are a minimalist, this is something you should go for. This bridal bouquet type usually has its flower stem wrapped or a big ribbon tied to it to add more attention.

Images from w-weddingflowers.com

Composite Bouquet
We seldom see this type of bouquet nowadays, It’s very simple. It is made of petals wired or glued together to form a single large bloom with a ribbon tied to it.

Pomander or Kissing Ball Bouquet
The pomander bouquet is also known as a kissing ball. A pomander is a ball of flowers suspended from a loop of decorative ribbon.

Images from: gayweddingvalues.com

Teardrop Bouquet
The teardrop bouquet shaped like a teardrop. It is the sister of the cascade bouquet. The cascade bouquet has a natural flow but the teardrop bouquet is more stiff. This bouquet is roundish at the top and pointy at the bottom.

Images from: onlineweddingdresses.net

Fan Bouquet
The fan bouquet, is a simple bouquet of flowers attached to a lacy plastic fan.
Is popular for old-fashioned, vintage style or Asian-inspired weddings.

Images from : flower-arrangement-advisor.com

Cone Bouquet
Less flowers are used for a cone bridal bouquet. It is in the shape of a cone. The cone can be made of flowers or other materials. This is another unique type and you don’t see in Malaysia wedding.

Images from: bloomsforbrides.com

The Wreath or Flower Hoop Bouquet
The hand-tied bouquet is a loose-tied arrangement. These hand tied styles are also referred to as clutch bouquets.
This type of bouquet consists of a simple gathering of flowers, bound and tied with ribbon with stems left exposed. Queen Anne's lace, phlox and cosmos are magnificent examples of this style.
This is a beautiful choice for an outdoor wedding with that just picked from the garden look. It is arranged in a looser manner with the stems left longer and a large ribbon or exotic fabric tied together.

Images from : perfect-wedding-day.com

The Ballerina Bouquet
The ballerina bouquet, is a round bouquet composed of masses of tulle or net and few flowers. This type of bouquet was popular in the early 1940s when flowers were scarce due to World War II.
For modern brides, a ballerina bouquet offers a cost-effective, yet beautiful solution for a tight floral budget.

Images from: myweddingflowerideas.co.uk

Wristlet Bouquet
It’s basically a wrist corsage, a small flower bouquet worn on the wrist. If you don’t like to hold something and all the fuss, then this is something for you.

Images from: littlewinterbride.blogspot.com

Shield Shape Bridal Bouquet
I think the Shield Shape will become popular after the Prince William & Kate Middleton Wedding on 29 Apr 2011. A Shield Shape wired Bridal Bouquet Carried by Kate Middleton is simple & elegant.

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Corsage for Annual Dinner

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Thank you for Wennie from EV Dynamic S/B ordered 80units Corsage for thier Annual Dinner

DIY Tissue Paper Pomander Ball

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- 22 or 24 Gauge Wire

- Tissue paper

- Ribbon

- Scissors & Cutter

- 3", 4" or 5" Styrofoam balls (depands on how big you want to make the ball)

- Hot Glue

-Use Hot Glue to glue the ribbon

- Cut the paper into 5" x 7"

- Fold your paper (5 pieces for one pom pom)

-Wrap a piece of wire around the middle and twist the ends together.

-Cut the ends of the paper into rounded

-Puff flowers. Gently pull apart the pieces of tissue and make it pretty.

-Attach them onto the ball, seen on the picture above. I also used hot glue to secure them in place

15 Hand Bouquet for NIEW

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Thank you for Ms Puteri from NIEW ordered 15 hand bouquet

RT Pastry House Cakes & Bread

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Have you try RT Pastry House cakes?
You must try it. It taste so good and looks also beautiful.

The most popular cakes in RT Pastry House are Green Tea Cake, Opera Cakes & Sesame Cake & Chantilly Cakes. For me, I like the sesame cake. Sesame Sponge with Hazelnut cream inside, mmm...YUMMY YUMMY.

RT Pastry House was operated by a Japanese. It provides newly concept of Japanese and Taiwan style of the cake, bread, pastry and desserts.

It was well know for thier bread. You also must try thier Hokkaido Bread, it so soft and tasty.

Oh, almost forgot. Thier cheese cake also very nice. Blueberry cheese cake only selling below Rm15.

RT Pastry House Located at

Taman Desa
7-0-7, Jalan 3/109F
Danau Business Centre,
Taman Danau Desa,
58100 KL

Subang Jaya
B6-G, Jalan SS 15 / 4D
Subang Jaya,
47500 Selangor

Puchong
No.B-G-9, IOI Boulevard,
Jalan Kenari 5,
Bandar Puchong,
Selangor

http://www.rtpastry.com/

Wedding Decoration for Ruby Kam on 23 July 10

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Flowers: Rose, Eustoma, Hydrangeas
Color Theme: Purple, Pink & White
Bridal Bouquet: White Cymbidium Orchid & White Calla Lily with Bear Grass

Thank you for Ruby Kam asked me to decorated

her wedding on 23 July 10.

Wedding Corsage on 29 Sept 10

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Green Cymbidium Orchid with red berries corsage

Purple Dendrodium orchid corsage

Green Cymbidium Orchid Corsage

Eustoma Corsage

Purple Dendrodium orchid Corsage

Rose & Eustoma Corsage

Thank you Kelly Tan asked me to do 77 corsage for wedding on 29 Sept 10.

Message Ideas

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Birthday
Happy Birthday!
Have A Great Birthday!
Have a sunshine-bright, full-of-delight, happy, happy birthday!
Wishing you a very happy birthday....and many more!
Hoping you wishes come true year after year!

Wedding
Congratulations Wishing You Both A Lifetime Of Love
Congratulations! Wishing You Both A Blissful & Everlasting Marriage.
Wishing two wonderful people a happy life together

Anniversarry
Every year with you is sweeter than the last
You are my Endless Love
Happy Anniversary to the love of my life!
I cherish every moment that I have had, do have and will have with you. Happy anniversary darling!
Every day that we spend together is the best best day of my life!
To a fantastic mother and wife the love of my life, on our anniversary!
You may had thought that I had forgotten. But I was saving the best till last.
Nothing on earth could compare to your beauty, so here is the next best thing! Happy anniversary!.
Thinking of you from far away, wishing we could be together on this special day!
Sharing our thoughts, sharing our love, sharing our life. Happy anniversary!
The big day has arrived. The big night is still to come. Happy anniversary darling!
From my fluttering heart to the fluttering wings of an angel!
Your the reason, for the joy, the love, the everything!

Valentine's Day
You Will Always Be My Valentine .
You are, my love, my everything, my angel!
A token of my love 4u!
Just because I love you!
Sending you all of my love!
Because of your love for me the world is a much brighter place, here is little sunshine in return, happy valentines!

Grand Opening
Congratulations & Best Wishes!
Congratulations on your Grand Opening!!
Heartiest Congratulations!
A Toast & Cheer On Your Official Opening
Congratulations from us all!

Get Well
Get Well Soon.
Wishing You A Speedy Recovery
Best Wishes May good health be yours again soon.
Hope You're Feeling Better Soon.
Hope You Are Feeling Well, Our Prayers Go With You.
With Fondest Love & Best Wishes For A Speedy Recovery.

New Born
Congratulations on your new little princess (prince)!
Babies are special, Babies and Fun, Congratulations on your new little one!

Sympathy
With Deppest Sympathy
In Loving Memory
With Heartfelt Condolences
With Fondest Memories
Our Thoughts & Prayers Are With You.
Our Deepest Condolences

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Corsage Project

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20 Gerbera Wrist Corsage for bridesmaid on the wedding day

Event Project

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Total: 18 Hand Bouquet, 8 Corsage & 3 Table Arrangement

for

Konjac "Show" Challenge Grand Final & Prize Presentation on Apr 2009

Hand Bouquet==> Roses + Statitis + Yellow Peacock + Rain Forest leaf

Table Arrangement==> Roses + Statitis + Yellow Peacock + Berries + Tea Leaf + Bear Grass

Corsage==> Roses + Berries + Tea Leaf + Bear Grass with Ribon

Flower Table Arrangement for Meeting Table

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Flower Table Arrangement for Meeting Table

180cm (L) x 45 (W) x 20 (H)

Flower==> Casablance Lily + Roses + Purple Statitis + Yellow Peacock + Rucus Leaf

Handmade Swarovski Crystal Jewellery - coming soon

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More Swarovski Crystal product coming soon!

Meaning of Flowers

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Alstroemeria: This hardy flower got its name from its discoverer, Baron Klas Van Alstoemer, who found its seeds in 1753. This flower is generally linked to symbol of friendship. Send bouquets containing alstroemeria to show the strength of your bond with another.

Anthurium: This flower got its origin in Hawaii, these exotic flowers are the most popular and long-lasting of the all available tropical flowers. Anthuriums is the symbol for hospitality. Whenever you turn yourself as guest in someone’s home, make sure to present some anthuriums to your host.

Aster: In ancient times, it was believed that if aster leaves were burned, the perfume would drive away evil serpents. In present century, asters are used to symbolize the element of patience. Running behind on a client’s project? Send some asters to show that you appreciate them bearing with you.

Bird of Paradise: This strange and wonderful flower belongs to the native to South Africa and represents the feeling of joyfulness. The Bird of Paradise is an excellent flower choice to send for any celebratory occasion.

Carnation: Carnations, originally belong to the East; have been cultivated for the last 2,000 years. These hardy, fragrant flowers represent the feeling of pride and beauty. Send a bouquet of carnations to let someone know you are proud of them.

Chrysanthemum: These flowers got their origin from the Chinese gardens for over 2,000 years. Today, the chrysanthemum is acknowledged as a symbol representing sun. Chrysanthemums represent essence of fidelity. Make sure to send them to your spouse in honor of your wedding anniversary.

Daffodil: Generally it is a belief that when daffodils arise from the ground, it is considered a sign that winter is coming to an end and warmer weather is approaching. Daffodils represent the essence of chivalry. Present a bouquet of daffodils to handsome man at work who always holds the elevator for you.

Delphinium: Delphinium got its meaning from Greek word meaning Dolphin. Delphinium symbolizes the essence and feeling of heavenly qualities. Give some to your mother for her saintliness in having put up with you during your more trying periods.

Gladiolus: This amazing flower got its meaning from the Latin word that means sword, gladiolus represented Roman gladiators. Gladiolus symbolizes strength of character. Send a bouquet of gladiolus as a token of respect to a person whose character you admire.

Hydrangea: This flower got its origin in Japan; this flower was introduced to the UK in the year 1788. Hydrangeas represent feeling that is initiated by anything that is sincerely heartfelt. Send these flowers to thank someone for a special kindness or to offer an apology.

Iris: Irises are different from others in the fact that it opens in the spring and can remain open for several days. Traditionally, this graceful flower has been chosen to convey they essence of “my compliments”. Compliment someone today by sending them a bouquet of irises.

Lily: The majestic white lily symbolizes the elements of chastity and virtue. Tiger lilies represent wealth and pride. Make sure to send a floral bouquet of tiger lilies to wish someone happiness and prosperity in all shades of life.

Larkspur: Larkspur belongs to the family of the buttercup, symbolizes levity. Send a bouquet of larkspur to help someone see the humor in a situation.

Orchid: This exotic and amazing flower is meant to leave a long lasting impression, make sure to send an exotic orchid flower bouquet to someone who has captured your eye.

Peony: This flower got its origin in the land known to world as China, peonies were used widely throughout all phases of history as a medicine, as well as source of impressive decoration. Today, this lush, lovely flower is chosen to say "I love you," for the person who feels too shy to utter the words.

Rose: Roses represents the never ending feeling of love and passion. Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, presented a rose to Eros, the god of love. Roses can convey various sentiments, according to number and color. This flower rules the world of beautiful flowers with diversified effective usage in different situations of life.

Statice: This wonderful flower creates the feeling of remembrance; statice is generally used in dried flower arrangements. It is also considered an herb and called "sea lavender." To show someone you miss them, never forget to include statice in your flower bouquet.

Sunflower: This wonderful flower with great looks symbolizes longevity in China, these cheerful flowers, which always face the sun, initiates the feeling of pure thoughts. Present them as a token of your pure love.

Tulip: This amazing flower got its origin in Persia; tulips were at one time as expensive as a house because of their rarity. Express your love lavishly with tulips.

Meaning Color of Roses & Number of Roses

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Number of Roses
1 Rose = Love at first sight; you are the one
2 Roses = Mutual love between both, deeply in love with one another
3 Roses = I love you
6 Roses = I want to be yours
7 Roses = I’m infatuated with you
9 Roses = An eternal love, together as long as we live
10 Roses = You are perfect
11 Roses = You are my treasured one; the one I love most in my life
12 Roses = Be my steady
13 Roses = Secret Admirer
15 Roses = I am truly sorry, please forgive me
20 Roses = Believe me, I am sincere towards you
21 Roses = I am devoted to you
24 Roses = Can’t stop thinking about you, 24 hours everyday
33 Roses = Saying ‘I love you’ with great affection
36 Roses = I will remember our romantic moments
40 Roses = My love for you is genuine
50 Roses = Regretless love, this is
99 Roses = I will love you for as long as I live
100 Roses = Harmoniously together in a century; remaining devoted as couple till ripe-old age
101 Roses = You are my one and only love
108 Roses = Please marry me!
365 Roses = Can’t stop thinking about you, each and everyday
999 Roses = Everlasting and Eternal Love
999 roses can also means “I’m Rich”. Good luck anyway!

Meaning Color of Roses
Red
Sincere Love & Respect, Courage & PassionSend red roses to convey the message of your passionate love for that someone; saying "I love you"

Pink
Grace and Gentility, the rose of sweet thoughts.Send deep pink roses to show your appreciation & gratitude; saying "Thank you" Send light pink roses to convey admiration and sympathyYellow
In the Victorian times, yellow roses meant jealousy. But today, they signify friendship, joy, gladness and freedom, the promise of a new beginning.
Send yellow roses to brighten up someone's day; to congratulate your friends and loved ones during Joyous occasions.

White
Spiritual love & Purity, the rose of confession, the bridal rose; "You are heavenly", "I am worthy of you"
Commonly used as traditional bridal bouquet during weddings to symbolize a happy love. You can nevertheless use them to convey the message of "You are heavenly, I miss you"

Lavender
Love at first sight and enchantment
Send lavender roses of course, to convey the message of your "love at first sight" with that special someone. You can nevertheless also send them if you would like to make a special impression.

Orange Passionate desire, pure enthusiasm and fascination
An excellent choice for a new relationship that you wish to pursue further. It can nevertheless also be referring to a new business partnership.

Roses in Different Color Combinations
Red and Yellow Roses - Jovial and Happy Feelings
White And Red Roses - Unity, Flower Emblem of England
White and Dried Roses - Death is Preferable to Loss of Virtue
Garland or crown of Roses - Beware of Virtue, Reward of Merit, Symbol of Superior Merit
Cluster of Musk Roses - Charming
Yellow Roses with Red Tip - Friendship, Falling in Love
Yellow and orange roses together imply passionate thoughts
*If you accept the rose with your right hand, it conveys that you are in agreement with the other person and your affirmation. If you do so with the left hand, it shows of your disagreement.*

Gifts Ideas - Wines, Chocolates, Teddy Bear, Cakes & Hampers

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Hampers

Birth Month Flower

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The Origins of Birth Month Flowers. The first flowers appeared on our Planet over 130 million years ago creating beauty, color and wonderful scents. Flowers have been given as gifts since time immemorial. It is believed that birthday celebrations originated in the Roman Empire and the origins of birth month flowers could be said to date back to these times. The birthday celebrations included honoring the Roman Gods and decorating their altars with flowers. During Roman birthday celebrations family and friends offered congratulations and brought gifts. The gifts included flowers - the first traditions and origins of Birth Month Flowers.

Month of.....
Jan- Carnation
meaning of pride, beauty, fascination, love and distinction.

Feb - Iris
meaning are faith, wisdom, and hope.

Mar - Daffodil
meaning of rebirth, respect, regard and unrequited love.

Apr - Daisy
meaning of implicity and modesty.

May - Lily of the valley
meaning of humility, chastity, sweetness and purity

Jun - Rose
meanings according to their color and number of roses in a bouquet. All roses symbolize love and appreciation though.

July - Larkspur
It means lightness and levity

Aug - Gladiolus
The gladiolus flower means remembrance.

Sept- Aster
meaning of patience and dantiness.

Oct - Marigold, also called calendula
The Marigold's flower meaning is "winning grace

Nov - Chrysanthemum
The chrysanthemum means compassion, friendship and secret love

Dec - Paperwhite Narcissus

For Little Baby and Mummy

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Anniversary Flower

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1st anniversary - Carnation
2nd anniversary - Lily of the valley
3rd anniversary - Sunflower
4th anniversary - Hydrangea
5th anniversary - Daisy
6th anniversary - Calla Lily
7th anniversary - Freesia
8th anniversary - Lilac
9th anniversary - Bird of Paradise
10th anniversary - Daffodil
11th anniversary - Tulip
12th anniversary - Peony
13th anniversary - Chrysanthemum
14th anniversary - Orchid
15th anniversary - Rose
20th anniversary - Aster
25th anniversary - Iris
30th anniversary - Lily
40th anniversary - Gladiolus
50th anniversary - Yellow Roses & Violet

Fruit & Flower Baskets and Well Wishes Baskets

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Fruit & Flower Baskets

Well Wishes

Wedding

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Bridal Bouquet

Corsages

Others

Type of Bridal Bouquet for Wedding
Nosegay
Traditionally the nosegay was a small round shaped bunch of flowers and herbs, often containing more greenery than other bouquets.
It was very popular with flowergirls and bridesmaids. In modern times it has been revived and reinvented with additions of lovely satin and organza ribbons and larger floral arrangements..

Posy
The posy is round and small and can easily be held in one hand. There are two styles of posy bouquets, one can be loose, hand tied and unstructured, the other formal and wired, the stems of the flowers are removed and replaced with florists wire, constructed into a much lighter posy with and easy to hold handle.
These two styles are widely used where the natural stems are wrapped in a beautiful satin, velvet or organza ribbon and some embellished with pearl pins and beading trims.

Beidermerier
The biedermeier bouquet is European-influenced. The blooms are tightly-structured and carefully-arranged in defined circular patterns of different coloured flowers, each ring containing one type of flower.

Crescent
A crescent bouquet can be symmetrical or assymmetrical. As the name suggests, both left and right side of the bouquet is seen to be flowing down. A symmetrical crescent bouquet has flowers and greenery arched at same lengths on both sides. Whereas the assymmetrical, has one side longer.
If you are wearing big and wide skirt wedding gown, this type of bouquet is suitable for you. Be sure to carry it just below the waist, the beauty of the bouquet will stand out.

Arm
The arm bouquet is also known as presentation bouquet or pageant bouquet. Previously it was known as the ‘Bernhardt’ bouquet, named after the actress Sarah Bernhardt. Usually calla lilies, orchids and also long-stemmed roses is used for this type of bouquet. They are left at its natural state with a big ribbon tied to bundle them together.
You have to cradle it on your arm, at the inner of your elbow. This type of bouquet is suitable for you if you are wearing a slim and slender wedding gown.

Freeform / Contemporary
This type of bouquet does not have a specific or defined shape. Most freeform bouquet has foliage coming out of the bouquet. Tropical flowers are usually used.

Single Stem
If you are a minimalist, this is something you should go for. This bridal bouquet type usually has its flower stem wrapped or a big ribbon tied to it to add more attention.

Composite
We seldom see this type of bouquet nowadays, It’s very simple. It is made of petals wired or glued together to form a single large bloom with a ribbon tied to it.

Pomander
The pomander bouquet is also known as a kissing ball. A pomander is a ball of flowers suspended from a loop of decorative ribbon.
Teardrop
The teardrop bouquet shaped like a teardrop. It is the sister of the cascade bouquet. The cascade bouquet has a natural flow but the teardrop bouquet is more stiff. This bouquet is roundish at the top and pointy at the bottom.

Fan
The fan bouquet, is a simple bouquet of flowers attached to a lacy plastic fan.
Is popular for old-fashioned, vintage style or Asian-inspired weddings.
Cone
Less flowers are used for a cone bridal bouquet. It is in the shape of a cone. The cone can be made of flowers or other materials. This is another unique type and you don’t see in Malaysia wedding.

Wristlet
It’s basically a wrist corsage, a small flower bouquet worn on the wrist. If you don’t like to hold something and all the fuss, then this is something for you.

Grand Opening

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Hand Bouquet

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