eccentric

while stranded on a tropical island somewhere in the indian ocean one december, we found ourselves deprived of common luxuries we usually take for granted. but we had a dear client to please and little time to complain. so, in order not to disappoint the client who wished for a special bridal bouquet, we had to scour the shores of the palm-infested beaches of the island for the right materials. finally, after cracking our heels on the white sands, we found the materials and came up with a bridal bouquet worthy of our client, thank God! on a separate occasion, we received a last-minute request for two hand bouquets. without much ado, we whipped up these babies using plenty of local materials and a whole lotta love.

confetti cannon

invert that frown of yours with this explosion of colors upon a bed of tender petals and gentle blades garnished with sprays of hardy berries, all wrapped in sheets of ethereal grace.

lipsticks

a sumptuous mix of choice blooms as reward for a praiseworthy gesture. muah!

four seasons

our friends from GLAM also requested that we create four bridal bouquets, each representing a different style and mood, for them to feature in their upcoming weddings edition. so, we gathered our resources and came up with these darlings that we perceive to project the traditional, the romantic, the baroque and the minimalistic.

flower district

a dandy bouquet fit for him.

pretty please

we simply adore peonies because they make such lovely bouquets. in this cluster, we've arranged them with adorable roses in hot jerry pink and champagne, and luxuriant hydrangeas in variegated pink and green. just love love love it!

bouquet de beaucoup

if you can't say it with words, then express it with these...

man, oman!

we received an order for a hand bouquet to be presented to an envoy from Oman and we were more than delighted to oblige. so, we picked 3 of our favourite types of flowers and created a bouquet worthy of the attention of our dignified foreign visitor. there were roses of course, thick, velvety and fiery crimson. next, there were cymbidiums, all crunchy, succulent and mellow in yellow. and lastly, hydrangeas, fluffy, full-bodied and fabulous. of course, we’re never happy unless we added in extras. so, we threw in a bunch of cream roses and white lilies for good measure, and bundled everything snug and comfy with a handful of variegated iron leaves (dracaena massangeana) and bear grass. the result? my, oh my!