Yep, Most Curious agrees this pretty much sums up the work of Sarah Williams, aka the flower bird and we are delighted that she is exhibiting at our London show on 7 and 8 March 2015.
Her instinctive style is to follow nature, using lots of texture and foliage. She always likes to include some hidden detail, enticing people to look a little further with her flowers and take pleasure in discovering something they may not have spotted at first glance.
In
terms of trends, she tries not to follow them! For Sarah, an important aspect
of her role is to match her flowers to her client and work out what will
suit them, regardless of fashion. Every bride is different, and her
flowers should reflect that as much as every other aspect of her
wedding. Nothing gives Sarah more pleasure than the smile on a bride's face
when she first sees her bouquet and she knows she has got it right!
One of those happy brides was Fashion Designer Joelle Reeves, whose wedding was featured on Love My Dress and was one of Annabel's favourites, with photographs that really have that WOW factor. Check it out here and you will see what she means!
And what is the Most Curious thing about the flower bird?
Sarah always takes her clients for a flying visit around New Covent Garden Flower market, so she knows exactly what they have in mind.
We think this is a really lovely idea and sensible too. Many couples may not know what they want until they see it and the flower market is the best place to be inspired.
So, come and meet Sarah, see her beautiful creations and chat through your wedding flower ideas.
You can grab your tickets now for both London and Norwich by clicking here!
http://theflower-bird.co.uk/
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http://instagram.com/theflowerbird
Hey fellow flower enthusiasts! I stumbled upon this enchanting collection of flower fields at Depositphotos that reminded me of the magical blooms discussed in this thread (field of flowers images). The vibrant hues and delicate petals captured in these photos evoke the same sense of wonder we've been sharing here. It's a visual treat that transports you into a realm of natural beauty. I thought it might resonate with the flower bird enthusiasts in this community. What do you all think? Any favorite flowers or moments from the collection? Let's keep this floral conversation blooming!
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