Lavish Flora transports their bridal bouquets in blumeboxes. For this wedding they alternated sizes and colors that coordinated beautifully with the decor of the wedding.

Shop Out of Hand, located in Mt. Pleasant, SC, uses the earth friendly blumeboxes to transport all their gorgeous bridal bouquets. We especially love how they personalize each one with the large scalloped card that identifies the bridal party.

We loved their scalloped card idea so much that we now sell a smaller version of scalloped cards on our website.

Christine from Organic Bouquets Weddings & Events loves using blumeboxes to transport and display her bridal bouquets. With 18 blumebox colors to select from, Christine can count on finding colors to suit her clients themes. It helps too that she has a love for stamping of which she incorporates into a lot of her bridal bouquet presentations.

Design in Bloom sent over images from this recent event, “A Wedding for All Seasons”, that was hosted at the Piedmont Golf Club in Haymarket, Virginia.

This Open House featured four tables styled after Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter weddings.  The Events Coordinator selected the color palette based on the current trends for weddings in the area.

Featured above is the Fall table, of which showcases the 8″ jet-set black blumebox paired with a grey metallic ribbon embossed with a black damask pattern.  The ribbon was  styled in a loop design, serving as a  collar for the hydrangea base.  The gerbera daisies in their leggy gorgeousness adds some whimsy to this more traditional tablescape.

Lavish Flora has a fantastic eye when it comes to floral design. Their custom work is tailored to the personal style of their clients.

We love this elegant tone of pale pink, ivory and celedon green that makes up one stunning bridal bouquet line up for the bride and her lovely ladies.

To create this beautiful look Marty of Marti’s Floral Designs used a damask patterned ribbon and adhered it with glue to the inside of the blumebox. Glue dots work well too!! To get that personalized look, she uses Martha Stewart’s blank die-cut tags, adds a sticker or rub-on initial and Voila!!

Because so many of her clients like to incorporate the bridal bouquets into the reception, the blumeboxes make for a fresh new look to showcase them. Marty goes on to say, “Each client has felt special with the way that I present her bridal bouquets. They love how the blumeboxes match their wedding palette.”

Gold gets a bad rap! It is often considered showy and over the top, but the blumebox gold metallic is a satin matte finish making one elegant centerpiece option.

Christine with Organic Bouquet Wedding & Events sent on this gorgeous floral design she created by incorporating hues of pale yellow and white with accents of celadon green arranged in side a gold blumebox.

Snap Dragon Studio sent on this image that showcases such an elegant color palette of periwinkle blue and white.

They love using the blumeboxes for the transportation of their bridal bouquets. We love the beautiful craft accessories they incorporate into their presentation.

With the wedding season just around the corner we are motivated to provide some elegant DIY ideas to all those brides-to-be looking to incorporate elegant touches to their wedding day decor.

Shown here is the 8″ eucalyptus blue blumebox that is accented with a scalloped card that calls out the bride. Due to popular demand, these scalloped cards are NOW available for sale and can personalize just about any theme from weddings to baby!

Thank you Sumer for sharing your fabulous bridal bouquets from your wedding that were displayed in personalized blumeboxes!

April, owner of Mocha Rose Floral Designs suggested the blumboxes as a way to transport her bouquets in the summer heat (they were married in July). Her bridal party bouquets arrived in style to their hotel suite, and they soon discovered that they would make for a great photo op!

Be sure to read more about this post and so much more on Sumer’s Blog, Simply Perfect Wedding