Tuesday, 2 November 2010

Fit For A Princess


Sugar and spice and all things pink and white, that's what little girls dream of! How to transform the ballroom at The Langham into something fit for a princess. Fill it with cloud- like arrangements of palest pink and white hydrangeas and roses, add some sparkle and hey presto!

Spooktacular!

Can you guess what we've been up to?! Yes, the Euphoric studio went pumpkintastic for Halloween last week, when we transformed an office for a spooktacular party. Can't wait to show you the official shots!

Rich Autumn Wedding

Now that the trees are glowing with some of the best autumn colour we've seen in recent years, its the perfect time to share with you a recent wedding we did at The Dairy at Waddesdon Manor. This has to be one of our favourite venues, with an idyllic setting, so what better way to dress it than in this season's most desirable flower.....hydrangea!
The ceremony took place in the conservatory, where we garlanded the gorgeous classical urn in rich autumn hues. For the reception, tall flute vases of black calla lilies and hydrangea created dramatic style in the West Hall
Miniature urns of hyrdangea looked sweet on the registrar's table and, even the goldfish tank (genuine roman of course!) didn't escape our attention.

Rest rooms can often be over looked at weddings, but Waddesdon's are some of the nicest around and here we added finishing touches with flower filled cube vases and scented candles.
For a tasty treat, who could resist these beautiful candy jars? Perfect favours!

Thursday, 21 October 2010

Christmas Is Coming!

We're already taking orders for Christmas, in fact we had our first one two months ago! Soon we'll be surrounded with bundles of pine, bags of pine cones and plenty of dried fruit. Christmas is always a busy time for us and we love making door wreaths, garlands and decorations for our clients.
If you'd like a Euphoric Christmas, then ask us how we can transform your home this festive season. Prices start from £40.00 for our beautiful wreaths and, we'll even come and decorate your tree as well!

Sunday, 17 October 2010

Autumn Glory

I admit it, this is my favourite time of year. Maybe its because I'm an autumn baby, but I adore the change of the seasons and the glorious colours that are just so beautiful. So, what more appropriate way to celebrate the season than with this glowing offering for a front door?
Forget any idea of a wreath being funereal, this beauty is bursting with life that will welcome your guests in glowing style!
Packed with rich autumn hydrangea, orange roses, red pom-pom dahlias and firey gloriosa lilies, this colour palette glows like the warmest of fires. Pass the crumpets!

Wednesday, 15 September 2010

It's Not What You Use, It's The Way That You Use It!

Until recently yellow was a colour that we were hardly ever asked for; in fact if you mentioned it to some people they'd head for the hills! This season however, that's all changed with clients wanting a change from soft pastel colours which have been so popular lately.
This recent wedding showed just how good yellow can look if you need to transform a dull venue. A combination of high and low table arrangements gives interest across a very large room and, a decorated arch used as a focal point looks impressive.
Fruit filled vases seems to be a growing trend and always makes a talking point.
Finally if you must use chair covers, please make sure they fit the chairs!

Friday, 3 September 2010

The Wedding of Anna and Russ

Anna & Russ‘ beautiful wedding at Fulham Palace is featured in the October/November issue of Wedding Flowers, out now. I have to say that the flower arrangements, by Euphoric Flowers, were definitely some of the prettiest I’ve ever seen. Looking at pictures from this wedding now makes me nostalgic about the start of the summer, how did it go past us so quickly??To say we that we are happy would be an understatement! We've only just found out that one of our favourite weddings this year has been featured in Wedding Flowers Magazine. These glorious images were captured by the amazingly talented Marianne Taylor and, her comments at the top of this post sum up why we what we do, because we love what we do!