Blooms of the Week – Lushka Flowers
Being the texture junkie that I am I thoroughly enjoyed sourcing the ‘ingredients’ for this bouquet, most of which were local.
Being the texture junkie that I am I thoroughly enjoyed sourcing the ‘ingredients’ for this bouquet, most of which were local.
My most common request this season has been for pastels, and for this bouquet I couldn’t help adding a summery pop of colour. I typically use non-commercial foliage sourced from my garden, and a few favourite foraging spots. Here I’ve used olive, and one of my favourites – lacebark – which is a New Zealand native … Read more
Yellow makes people smile! I think it reminds them of sunshine and happiness, but strangely it’s a colour I never usually consider when selecting my flowers… For whatever reason, this week I threw out my misgivings towards the yellow and created this lovely big golden handful of sunshine.
Playing in my studio one afternoon creating strictly-this-palette-only-thanks wedding bouquets, I felt compelled to put together something unusual and bright.
This time we’ve combined soft and strong elements with delicate blush tones to create a lush, boho and ‘fresh from the garden’ feel.
I was very lucky to get the most amazing peonies, which opened up to be these full fluffy pink pillow creations. Bigger than my head and appropriately named ‘Dinner Plate’, these were the star of the show!
This is more of a romantic, luxe arrangement, which would show off in any space. The key flower for this one is lilac, and the filler flower is brunia.
Many of our brides are choosing the bohemian look this season, with bouquets made with wild and unpredictable combinations and deeper colours.
This is a great way to display a small number of flowers you’ve picked from your garden, or if you have just a couple of beautiful blooms on hand.
These opium poppies are killer! They’re a really premium type of poppy. Known around the world for… other purposes… but you can’t deny their flamboyant, striking beauty!
This bouquet is the epitome of spring waking up. I imagine a spring garden wedding where everything is fresh and looks like it has just been picked!
Hosting intimate events and teaching others is not something new for Shaye Woolford, having been a long time partner of Kinfolk magazine co-running workshops and dinners on behalf. Recently, Shaye has introduced another facet to her business – inspirational workshops at her shared studio in Tauranga. Studio 145 is a collaborative workspace, which Shaye shares … Read more