What an enchanting winter wedding we spotted by the super talented Courtenay Lambert Florals !  Crystals and candlelight keep this winter wedding warm and inviting.  The vibrant bridal bouquets add the perfect pop of color to this simple and chic silver and white color palette.  The bridesmaids bouquets are placed in a 8″ Silver Blumebox embellished with grey velvet ribbon and crystal trim.

This magical winter decor also lends itself well to Holiday or NYE party decor.

Inspiration and Photo credits: 1) Courtenay Lambert Florals 2)Kortnee Kate Photography

What a simply elegant color combination that Kio Kreations created with these bridal bouquets that were delivered in our 8″ silver and white blumeboxes. We love the simple separation of the bride’s bouquet displayed in a silver blumebox, while the bridesmaid’s bouquets were transported in white blumeboxes.

Photos by Tara Etrheim Photography

Mirror mirror on the blumebox!

Our inspiration for this project came from Karen over at The Art of Doing Stuff, who posted this DIY Planter Project. We new right away that using the 4″ cube blumebox as a base would make the gluing process easier and create a more rigid vase.

To re-create this look for the holiday season, start with a 4″ blumebox (color of your choice) and simply use a glue gun to glue 4 x 4″ cubed beveled mirrors to each side of the blumebox cube. Be sure to center the mirror on the blumebox so that the color creates a border.

Use any assortment of holiday florals to fill the mirrored blumebox vase. This centerpiece looks fabulous as is, but would be spectacular as a cluster down a long table or fireplace mantel.

In the spirit of the holidays, we took our 4″ silver satin blumebox cube to showcase the many festive ways in which you can adorn them, making blumeboxes a quintessential part of your entertaining and gift giving needs.

Featured here, is our 4″ silver satin cube filled with red Tulips, green Hypericum, red Roses, Cymbidium Orchids, Pine branches and a fabulous find at the floral market. . . Dianthus Berbatus. We topped the arrangement off with red glass ball ornaments.

This single arrangement makes for a great holiday hostess gift. Duplicate this arrangement by two, four or more blumeboxes to create a wonderful centerpiece for your table or entry way!

Take it up a notch by adorning the same 4″ silver cube with some colored metallic wire in the color of your choice. We used red and simply wrapped the blumebox in wire, creating a subtle elegant touch of holiday cheer!

What better way to fill out a long table or fireplace mantel than with our  4″ cube blumeboxes clustered together to form one long fabulous arrangement! To hold the boxes together, we simply wrapped them with decorative ribbon!

We are nearing the Winter season of holiday parties and festive weddings and we are in love with this color palette!

Silver and dark purple exude a statement of festivity without having to incorporate traditional colors.  These silver blumeboxes are available in all three sizes. To add some zest to the scene, add simple touches of ribbon and jewels, as displayed above. Our silver damask blumebud place card holders are just the thing to seat your guests in style.

Want more accents of purple? Start with the purple rain blumebox and accessorize with silver accents!

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.

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.

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.

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.

Do you ever look at photos of an event and feel like you were there? We couldn’t help from feeling this way when we saw this incredible wedding that was photographed by Christina Carroll. Perhaps we just wished we were there seeing as it looked like one fantastic wedding!

Our post is just a slice of this stunning event. Be sure to check out the rest of Sara & Matt’s wedding on Christine Carroll’s blog.