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We are proud to offer beautiful flowers that are always hand-arranged and hand-delivered by local florists: that's the Floreal Difference! Plus we make it easy to send flowers online. You can order your floral arrangements online from your desktop, tablet, or phone. If you need to get a gift last-minute, we have same-day flower delivery available on most flower arrangements. Just place your order before 3:00 PM, Monday - Friday, or by 12:00 PM on Saturday or Sunday (in your recipient's time zone) and our local florist will deliver the flowers the very same day!
2307 Beverley Rd Brooklyn, New York
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Tahitian Tropics Bouquet

From romantic whimsical cascade bouquets to traditional hand-tied bouquets, brides have options when it comes to choosing their wedding bouquets. Your bridal flowers are such an important part of your wedding day, so it’s important to pick a type of bouquet that will complement your overall look and theme. To help you figure out what’s right for you, here are 12 types of wedding bouquets to consider carrying as you walk down the aisle!

Highly traditional and popular, nosegay bouquets are round bouquets consisting of a tight bunch of flowers cut to uniform in length and style. The flowers are packed in very tightly, and tied by an accenting fabric wrap or wire. Generally, one focal flower or focal color defines the bouquet. This is a very elegant and classic look; choose this bouquet for a chic and small indoor wedding that’s more focused on the romance and intimacy of the day.

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Client

High Castle Restaurant

Date

28 Aug 2019

Services

Design, Art Direction, Website

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We choose out flowers from our flower bank (rearranged each day as new flowers arrive) to design with.

Once the outside is prettily adorned with flowers, we turn the computer on to see what the day has in store for us in terms of customer orders. We begin the day often conditioning the new flowers that come into the shop. Carefully checking over all stems, removing foliage and giving them a good drink. We make a lot of mess whilst doing this and often lose our feet amongst leafy foliage.

After all the flowers are conditioned into clean buckets (a job that most florists don’t enjoy, but a job that in our shop is completed by the owner all the way down to the Saturday girl no one gets out of bleaching buckets!) we get making bouquets and arrangements to sell in the shop or to deliver to lots of pleased recipients.