Consider arranging your flowers in a cornucopia basket or wreath ring to add a playful and festive vibe. These iconic vessels work well with the rustic harvest feel of Thanksgiving. When it comes to color, be sure to blend-in those rich hues of fall – from deep reds and creams to yellows and lush, vibrant greens that evoke the essence of the season.
Flowers also make thoughtful gifts for loved ones during Thanksgiving. A bouquet or a centerpiece can brighten someone's day and convey appreciation. A beautifully arranged floral gift can serve as a reminder of the love and gratitude shared during the season.
Thanksgiving is all about giving thanks, and what better way to express gratitude than through the beauty of flowers? Flowers will add a touch of nature's beauty and warmth to your celebration. Happy Thanksgiving!
Protea lovers, delight! We couldn’t be more excited to share some American Grown wedding inspiration with you. Last month, Mel and I put on our flower farmer florist hats and went all out designing and creating the wedding flowers for our friend, Taylor Zumstein. She tied the knot with Robin Reese at her family’s horse ranch on a beautiful summer evening. We just loved the way this wedding combined the elements of soft and strong with lots of gorgeous protea, textural green brunia, delicate pink peonies and wispy white veronica.
