In the top photo, three lovely sympathy arrangements. The second photo is the casket spray, filled to overflowing with various shades of pink roses. It was marvelous in real life, these photos don't do it justice.
This easel was a complimentary family piece to the casket spray. These roses were a blushing peach with raspberry Sweet William. Again, the photos don't show the true colors. These pieces were stunning in person.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Miss Rodeo Utah presentations
{bear with me, the blog program isn't allowing me to insert text between the photos}
(top three photos) A dozen roses with soft touches of Sweet William and Feverfew. Wreathed with Baby Eucalyptus and fine gold wire to catch the light. A small gemstone bee is resting amongst the flowers as it is a symbol in the History of Utah. This presentation goes to former Miss Rodeo Utah Chenae Shiner who was also crowned Miss Rodeo America.
This next bouquet is roses with Feverfew and baby Eucalyptus and of course a little gold and bling for a rodeo queen.
Miss Rodeo Utah Mackenzie Maughan in purple and Miss Rodeo America Chenae Shiner in red.
Miss Rodeo Utah lady in waiting Brandy Mortensen with her parents.
A stunning bouquet of roses and Sweet William wreathed with baby eucalyptus for a Miss Rodeo Utah Hall of Fame inductee.
An all white wedding with popular burlap and lace. This bouquet includes dahlias, freesia and lisianthus with accents of rosemary greenery.
Burlap and lace wedding ensemble
Burlap and lace wedding featuring lilies, cushions poms, chrysanthemums, and a touch of baby's breath.
Rodeo Queen roses and a colorful wedding bouquet
The top three photos showcase soft pink dozen rose hand-tied bouquet for a rodeo queen coronation.
In the next two photos, these medium peach roses look very similar to the popular petal loaded David Austen garden roses. These presentations are also for a rodeo queen coronation ceremony.
A bright and colorful wedding bouquet in the bottom photo with roses, freesia, gerbera daisies and delphinium.
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