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Weddings symbolize a beautiful connection that is unlike any other relationship: eternal union with no blood to bind it. Yes, we are bound to our family. But signing a life-long contract with someone who isn’t a relative? That is a … Continue reading →

They say it’s the little things that count. What does that idiom mean? Well, we certainly know that any big thing is a collection of small things grouped together. Anyone who has struggled with weight loss knows that, the calories … Continue reading →

We associate weddings with feelings of joy, but Summer weddings are perhaps the most famous for this joviality. Express your undying love at one of the most beautiful times of the year! But how? Yes, one of the “basics” of … Continue reading →

The sun is radiating its warmth everywhere it touches, it simply beckons you to go outside and view one of the things summer is best known for: its colors. Perhaps the most beloved of seasons, summer is passionate, lively, and … Continue reading →

Summer is often considered the fruit of the year. It is the expression of freedom from school for children, vacations for families, and light elegant fabrics that flow in the delicious breeze. With so much happiness brimming in the air, … Continue reading →

The perfect wedding day accessory is a beautiful, eye catching centerpiece matching your wedding style and color palette. Whether you are planning an outdoor country wedding, or an evening black and white affair, flowers will make all the difference. You … Continue reading →

There aren’t any real rules about who gets wedding-day flowers, but it’s nice to honor parents and stepparents, grandparents, any other immediate family members who are not in the wedding party, ushers, and the ceremony readers. A boutonniere is a … Continue reading →

May through August is probably the most popular time of year for weddings. A summer wedding is full of sunshine and warmth, and is ripe for an outdoor setting such as a beach, a garden, or a beautiful yard. Take … Continue reading →

We all know that mothers have always been valued and revered. During the time of the ancient Egyptians, red roses were associated with the goddess Isis; Mother of the Pharaohs. From the beginning of Egypt’s history to the end of … Continue reading →

Mother’s Day is coming, and flowers are a popular gift, so this seems like the appropriate time to talk about the traditional language of roses. For Mother’s Day, in the South, it is traditional to wear red roses on Mother’s … Continue reading →