DIY wedding flowers - thoughts and processes
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2022
- Flower farmer and florist Georgie Newbery cuts flowers for a DIY bride and makes a beautiful bouquet and buttonholes. All farm fresh flowers from Georgie - no imported flowers - and good thinking about the hows and whys of doing your own wedding flowers, what you might consider and how a flower farmer florist like Georgie in your own area might be able to help you achieve your flowery dream at a more affordable cost.
This wedding is all white flowers which will look beautiful at the classic country house venue www.sparkfordhall.co.uk just a few miles from where Georgie grows her flowers.
If you enjoy the tips and tricks Georgie gives you here, the link to her Buy Me a Coffee page is Here: You can buy me a coffee here www.buymeacoffee.com/COMMONFARM
And if you'd like to join her on any of her summer floristry workshops do have a look at the calendar below and book your place: www.commonfarmflowers.com/pag...
We have a whole host of workshops and demos, which are perfect if you're planning to do your own DIY wedding or event flowers. Most of these are online, with a couple taking place at the farm in Somerset. All the info here: www.commonfarmflowers.com/col...
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And on Twitter you can find me here / theflowerfarmer 
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That was honestly like watching someone perform amazing magic! Loved it.
Thankyou x
beautiful brides bouquet & buttons
Thankyou x
I love the way you make a bouquet! So wonderful and beautiful! You are my favorite! Thank you very, very much.
Thank you very much! x
Oh my gosh all the beautiful flowers in your kitchen I can’t wait to see what you do with all of them
this is my flower studio in an old cow byre x
Love , Love , Love how you arrange the flowers into beautiful pieces of art! I am so glad I found your website.
My pleasure x
Thank you for offering sensible wedding counsel. Wedding hysteria is dreadful for everyone except the commercial wedding industry, making it difficult for the wedding to be a celebration. Having been married.50 years, I know that the cost of the wedding has little to do with the success of a marriage.
Totally agree x
I always love flower arranging I’m not really good at it but I still love doing it and I love seeing how you are putting all these beautiful flower arrangements together for a wedding when my son got married we did everything very simple and basic in the wedding turned out beautiful and we spend hardly any money but it was beautifully done with flowers from the garden thank you so much my dear friend for another great inspiring video
any time x
Absolutely beautiful xx
thank you x
Fifty years ago we were poor graduate students. My husband often gave me potted African Violets as gifts. So many, that when it came time to plan our wedding I was able to take enough cuttings to grow, under lights, a small pot of African violets for each of the 100 guests. We used them as the table centerpieces surrounding a candle. The bridesmaids carried baskets that we filled with flowers. Would I do my own flowers again? Absolutely, maybe without the grow lights !
How lovely x
So gorgeous.
Thankyou x
Beautiful bouquet !☀️💐☀️
Thankyou x
Beautiful! 💖💖
Thank you! 😊 x
In America the farther of the Bride puts a penny in her shoe for prosperity.
that's a lovely thing - it happens too in this country - I remember a friend getting married and there were family heirloom ancient coins which were taped into her shoes for the ceremony but she had to give them back afterwards for the next family member to be married with xxx
I am thrilled the wedding industry has gone toward these type of bouquets. I much prefer natural looking. As a florist, I didn't like those oasis filled bouquet holders.
oasis filled bouquet holders have to have been the nadir of wedding flowers plasticity x
Have you ever considered growing thornless roses for cut flowers, and if not why not?
Never even crossed my mind to research such a thing! I'm always interested in fab rose heads ...
@@theflowerfarmer I read that the thornless Oceana Hybrid Tea Rose is popular for spring weddings and Easter gatherings. That's all I know. I have been considering in investing is a rose or two, but only if they are thornless and are a good cut flower.
Interesting 🧐 something to definitely look into.
@@victoriakreative I'd buy it, but I can't find a location that sells it in Canada.
how long did it take to cut 15 buckets?
50 stems a bucket, 400 stems an hour x
@@theflowerfarmer wow, that's some going, I'll have to get my skates on!