Christine at The Spiraled Stem has a knack for personalizing blumeboxes for the bridal party.

These gorgeous pink and red bridal bouquets look fabulous sitting in the 8″ mocha blumeboxes that are decorated with ribbon and and fabric. Each blumebox is stamped calling out the “toss” bouquet as well as the entire bridal party.

All images are compliments of Memories by Michael.

Re-create this:

· 8″ mocha blumeboxes

· light pink ribbon

· stamps & ink of you choice

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.

This 6” silver blumebox was patiently adorned with craft crystals, creating a shimmering masterpiece that graced the tables for a formal rehearsal dinner.
For an easier, but just as glamorous look, we suggest using adhesive jewels available at your local craft store.

Crisp linens, colorful china and Eucalyptus blue blumeboxes with lovely white arrangements made this rehearsal dinner a gorgeous beginning for this wedding’s events.

The mother of the groom started with the 6” aqua marine blumebox and accented the corners with mocha brown picot edge ribbon. Simple, and simply elegant!

Blumebox offers a simple and elegant solution to house bridal bouquets before and after the ceremony. Why leave your bouquets abandoned and wilting on the table while you and your bridesmaids hit the dance floor? Place them in a blumebox around your cake table or on the bar for to beautify the room and preserve the blooms.

Courtenay Lambert created this stunning design for the Cincinnati Wedding Magazine.

Do you know a very sassy girl getting ready for a birthday? Gather your girls together to celebrate the birthday girl with this fun and feminine theme created by Michelle at Lemiga Events. Visit her blog to see more elements that she incorporated to make this party a wild success.
Flower arrangements included hot pink carnations in 6″ black blumeboxes that were covered with sheer zebra print fabric that tied perfectly to the theme.
As always, this theme is not limited to birthdays. Think Bachelorette!

Form and function have been combined to design this brilliant baby shower centerpiece. Hand-made burp cloths were rolled-up around long dowels that were used to insert directly into the floral bouquet.
At the end of the shower the mom-to-be can take home the bouquet and enjoy the custom made towels for her newborn.

Cut out the step of making your own burp cloths and incorporate some great items from Baby Star! This boy baby shower centerpiece was created using an 8in tall eucalyptus blue blumebox.

Michelle at Lemiga Events created this adorable pink & green argyle festooned centerpiece for her little girl’s first birthday. Filling the blumebox with a puffy bouquet of pink and green carnations was not only super cost effective but added a touch of whimsy to the table. We think this design would work well for all sorts of events – from bridal showers to summer rehearsal dinners. How cute would they be at a country club dinner party?!? If you have not already, we encourage you to see all of Lemiga Events innovative ideas by visiting their blog. Recreate this today using a 6in pink blumebox flower vase.

We love this idea that was created by the talented Michelle at Floribunda Designs, who started with a 6″ red burst blumebox, adorned with stamped paper decor and filled with a fresh strawberry plant.

This would make for a great centerpiece for a summer party as well as a healthy goodie bag for kids to take home, plant, and watch grow.

This gorgeous 30th birthday bash is another masterpiece from Lemiga Events.
To get a similar look, start with a 6″ white blumebox (or another color that works with your theme) and adorn with different sized ribbon creating a layered look. On top of the ribbon an initial was designed by using adhesive jewels. Sticking with the desired colors, Birch Blooms combined different stems such as tinted hydrangea and gerbera daisies that were mixed in with silk butterflies that appeared to be at rest on the flowers.
Not only do we love the design, but this color combo could be a gorgeous palette for a wedding.