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Julie & Iannick a monochrome white bouquet wedding
Choosing the right bouquet is not an easy task. Why not go for an all white bouquet? It will create a perfect sense of harmony with the bridal dress.
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Linda & Steve -a vintage and pastel wedding bouquet
The bridal bouquet is essential to create the perfect wedding, and we made Linda’s wishes come true with a pastel vintage-inspired bouquet.
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Mila & Brian – a cascading wedding bouquet
This type of bridal bouquet is also called a waterfall falling bouquet, and is out of the ordinary.
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Hypericum, or St-John’s Wort
The hypericum, also known as St-John’s Wort, represents good health. It was believed to have spiritual powers such as chasing demons and evil spirits away.
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The Veronica, a symbol of fildelity
Easy to take care of and inexpensive, the Veronica blooms particularly well in sunny gardens in Spring.
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Matt & Nat products
MATT & NAT is a vegan line designed in Montreal, Canada since 1995. Eastern philosophies are strongly rooted in the life of Inder Bedi, founder and creative director.
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The Calla Lily, a symbol of rebirth and union
The Calla Lily is a flower which invoques elegance and a modern sense of aesthetic. Contrary to popular beliefs, the coloured tube that makes calla lillies so recognisable is not its flower!
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Simone Legno – Founder of Tokidoki
Simone Legno wanted to create a fantasy world populated with kawaii (Japanese for “cute”) characters which are both playful and provocative.
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Dendrodium, flowers for love and affection
The Dendrodium is a type of orchid which stand out from the norm thanks to its modern and colourful allure. It takes its name from the greek dendron, meaning tree, and bios, meaning life.