We are knee deep in Summer weddings and came across an insane number of gorgeous blumebox bridal bouquets from the very talented Park Florist in Maryland of which we will be sharing over the next few days.

The talented designers at Park Florist do their part in offering up stunning inspiration for weddings of all colors, sizes and seasons. Be sure to check back in with us later in the week to see all their fabulous work, or you can always check out the blog.

This lavish pink and lime green bridal bouquet was housed in a 6″ lime blumebox that was customized with decorative pink and brown polka dot ribbon and silk floral petal confetti glued on top.

Courtenay Lambert Florals wows us again with talents for this ivory, lime green and burgundy wedding.

Get the most bang for your buck by incorporating the bridal bouquets into the reception. The 8″ cream blumeboxes, adorned with lime green ribbon, house the bridal bouquets of which embellish the cake table!

To view more fabulous images shot by Steve Lyons Photography click here.

For all you floral designers looking for a container to hold the “toss” bouquet, look to the 6″ blumebox. The eco-chic design, wide range of color availability, and fabulous price point makes blumebox the perfect container to ensure floral freshness throughout the wedding festivities.

We are especially digging this lime green, navy and white wedding that we spotted over at Stems Floral Design. The first image shows off a “toss” bouquet next to a decorated 6″ white blumebox, followed by the bridal party’s bouquets, that consist of casablanca lilies, that are housed in 8″ white blumeboxes decorated with navy and lime green ribbon.

For anyone who has not heard of color blocking, we highly recommend learning more about it. . .  Seeing as it is a great way to develop design inspiration for your event.

This arrangement showcases the amazing work of Jen Shorten, lead designer at Courtenay Lambert Florals. The bouquet includes, Bell of Ireland, Stock, Lisianthus, Craspedia, and Lily grass. The stems were wrapped with blocks of colored ribbon, which ties in fabulously with the colors of the bouquet and overall modern theme of the wedding.

Ensuring flower freshness, Courtenay Lambert Floral use blumeboxes to transport/display their wedding bouquets. Shown here, Jen personalized an 8″ white blumebox by carrying out the theme with a “Mondrian” inspired color blocking method.

Elements in Bloom out of Seattle does a fabulous job of presenting their bridal bouquets by branding their business with their shop sticker adhered to our 8″ lime slice blumebox.

If you think this bouquet is stunning, be sure to check out Elements in Bloom’s website for so many more gorgeous designs!

This is a great solution for cocktail tables or bistro tables.

Start with the 4″ cube,  add contrasting colored ribbon, adhere sticker and place potted plant inside the blumebox cube and you have one very easy table decoration. Another take on this concept is to replace sticker with photos of the guests of honor,  a monogram or table numbers.

These would make for great gifts for the guests!

This classic color palette of chocolate brown , white and lime green was created by Courtenay Lambert Florals.

We love the white blumeboxes decorated with layered ribbon and and accents of rhinestones for a personalized touch!

All images are compliments of Ciulla Photography.

Re-create this:

· 8″ white blumeboxes

· chocolate brown and white ribbon in different widths

· rhinestones of your choice

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.

Vicki Sanders of Branching Out Floral & Event Design loves blumeboxes to transport her bridal bouquets. “I love them because they provide a water source, and transport beautifully. Having the square bottom, they pack well and don’t fall over!

Not too mention using the recyclable cardboard blumeboxes, save me a trip from returning to the church. When I use glass, churches in my area want you to come back for them.”