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.

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.

The color we associate with sunshine is just about as cheerful as it gets. Mixing one of the most recognizable heralds of spring – the smile-inducing daffodil – with elegant black and white accents can turn any occasion into a gala event.

This look was created using a tall Cornflower Yellow blumebox, filled tightly with a dozen daffodils. A black, patterned ribbon was affixed at an angle, and topped with a scalloped, monogrammed tag. The entire arrangement took only minutes to assemble, but the overall look was simply elegant. 

This easy yet elegant flower vase was used as a table decoration on the guest book table at a wedding.  As a last minute idea by the florist to use a left over centerpiece flower vase, the result is stunning.  You too could easily re-create this floral arrangement in minutes.
Pictured is a tall passion pink blumebox flower vase adorned with thin decorative ribbon (2 pieces per side) attached with glue to the top and bottom of the blumebox.
Chocolate brown paper was cut with scalloped sheers to accentuate the monogram piece and then simply layered with pink paper followed by rub-on letter decals of the letter/s of choice.

Michelle at Floribunda Designs is the mastermind behind this watercolor inspired pink, black and white wedding centerpiece.
She started with a 6″ pretty-n-pink blumebox and added subtle touches of elegance by stamping the couple’s initials onto heavy paper then cutting narrow strips of more paper in a corresponding color to create a ribbon. She added a white boa to the neck of the blumebox, adding a delicate touch of gossamer to the arrangement.

This is such an elegant wedding centerpiece, yet was created very simply using her scrap-booking skills.

This stunning bridal bouquet comes courtesy of Courtenay Lambert Florals……..

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