Easter is just around the corner and the 4″ blumeboxes are a perfect fit for all the spring potted plants that are starting to pop up at the nurseries. Pot plants of different kinds inside spring colors of blumeboxes and cluster along the table this Easter. Or use them as place cards for your guests by personalizing them with our new scalloped cards!

Posted on March 9th, 2010 at 11:15 am
Tags: Easter Centerpieces, Easter Decor, Spring Centerpieces

We love finding multiple uses for things, so when Christine Saunders from The Spiraled Stem sent on this wedding, we were so pleased to see the blumeboxes used as centerpieces all the while calling out the table numbers.

Christine started with the 6″ white blumebox, wrapped it with chocolate brown satin ribbon, stamped out the table number on paper and adhered it to the middle of the box.

All images are compliments of Aubrey Noelle Photography.

Re-create this:

· 6″ white blumeboxes

· chocolate brown satin ribbon

· white card stock

· stamps and ink

Posted on February 12th, 2010 at 2:44 pm

We love succulents and lucky for us 4″ size fit and look spectacular in our 4″ cubes.

This is a perfect house warming gift, hostess gift, birthday gift that is sure to make a nice addition in someones home. While we love the way the neutral blumebox hues suit the organic nature of the plants, do not be afraid of some color and by any means there is no such thing as too many succulents!!!!

Re-create this:

· white 4″ cubes from blumebox

· any 4″ succulent of your choice

· moss is optional to cover the top surface of the potted plant

Posted on January 14th, 2010 at 3:44 pm

We love the crisp clean look of this idea that comes courtesy of my mother-in-law. You can use real topiary’s or the fake ones are pretty darn good looking these days!

For a slightly different take on this concept, consider pushing the boxes together to form one solid structure and tie off with twine or ribbon, making for a great table centerpiece or entry way bouquet.

Re-Create This:

· 3 x 4″ white bright cube blumeboxes

· 3 x real or fake topiary plants (4″ size)

· moss to cover up open space between potted plant and blumebox

Posted on January 13th, 2010 at 4:16 pm

Who would have thought that cardboard could pair up so nicely with silver serving pieces! Silver  and passion pink make for a great alternative to the standard holiday hues.

This New Years soiree features a mix of the 6″ and 8″ silver blumeboxes decorated with passion pink  ribbon filled with an assortment of bright pink hued flowers.

Posted on January 11th, 2010 at 2:10 pm

Treat this years holiday hostesses to a little eco-friendliness.  Our 4″ cubes  are just the ticket for your giving needs. Available in a variety of holiday colors the cube is easy on the wallet, coming in at a very cost effective price point of $3.50.

So what are you waiting for. . . give a little green this season!!

Posted on December 10th, 2009 at 3:45 pm

Just say no to those hideous silver stemmed table numbers to call out tables for your guests! This easy project can turn your centerpiece into a functioning item.

Start with the blumebox size of your choice (shown here is an 8″ silver blumebox) and attach corresponding blumebox ribbons. Featured here is the eucalyptus chain link pattern. We then printed table numbers out onto printer paper cut and adhered to a thicker card then added to the ribbon.

Posted on December 8th, 2009 at 3:53 pm

Nothing makes a winter wedding more magical than touches of silver.
Here a 4″ silver cube was decorated with felt ribbon adorned with self-adhesive jewels.
It’s a simple way to make opulent centerpieces for your wedding day.

Posted on December 8th, 2009 at 3:29 pm

Let’s face it, everyone seems to be pulling back the reins on their spending this holiday season. With this in mind, we set out to create a centerpiece for under $17, without looking like it.

You’ll Need:

· 8″ red burst blumebox ($4.50)

· decorative ribbon (search gift wrapping drawer)

· glue gun

· bouquet from Trader Joe’s ($11.98)

Posted on December 8th, 2009 at 3:12 pm

Holiday ornaments are a great way to add to the festive flare of a floral bouquet.
Gina from Filigreen Flowers With a Twist. designed the above look with the below list of items. This is an easy and festive Hostess gift.

You’ll Need:

· 4″ mocha cube blumebox

· potted plant of your choice

· decorative ribbon to line  four sides of cube

· assorted colored, small glass ornament balls

Posted on December 8th, 2009 at 11:26 am