Rosemont Floral - Your Wedding Specialist!

Married on May 10th, Heather chose to use beautiful Talea+ roses and Viviane! spray roses from Eufloria Flowers for her bouquet accented with lily grass and ivy in a contemporary cascade bouquet. Her bridesmaids carried handtied bouquets of matching flowers.

These beautiful images were captured by favorite
photographer Jennifer Stone. 

A number of brides have chosen the more traditional cascade/teardrop style bouquet this year with a more tailored and stylized look. Congratulations Heather and Shane!

We're doing market research on a possible new product offering and would like to speak with three area brides planning to do their own wedding flowers. We need feedback! We'll even pay you to talk to us, how easy is that? We won't try to sell you anything, we promise. All we need is 60-90 minutes of your time and you'll walk away with a cool fifty bucks!

Call us at 774-7673, ask for Erlene or email erlene@rosemontfloral.com.

Have you ever wondered what your wedding flowers would look like? The Bride and Bloom Magazine is looking for newly engaged couples that have not found their florist yet.

In each issue The Bride and Bloom Magazine will choose one couple that will get to preview three different designs of their bouquet, boutonniere, table decor and centerpieces will look like at their reception location.

You have the opportunity to be that couple, the deadline for the July issue is April 2, 2008. Submission guidelines include some general information and the details of your wedding.

Send an email to realflorals@thebrideandbloom.com with the names ages and occupations of the bride and the groom and why you would like to be considered. You will need to include your wedding date, the ceremony and reception locations, your wedding colors and any style or theme information. Your email should be entitled FEATURED FLORAL DESIGNER COUPLE.

Wow, what an opportunity for engaged couples!

An August wedding in shades of pink, featuring Anuschka roses from Eufloria Flowers, growers of the prettiest roses on the planet! The bridesmaids carried a lovely dark pink gerbera daisy. The wedding took place at Dunegrass Golf Course in Old Orchard Beach, Maine.

This fabulous series of photos courtesy Jennifer Stone Photograhy.

To view more images in this series visit our Collection VI page.

For more of our wedding images and other wedding flower related information visit the MaineBride.com website.

Our bride selected Eufloria Flowers Saana+ roses, pink nerine lilies, hot pink vanda orchids and orange mokara orchids in a hand tied bouquet, what a fantastic combination of flowers. The groom's boutonniere was created with hot pink vanda orchids. Bridesmaids carried hot pink gerbera daisies. Summery centerpeices of blue hydrangea decorated the tables. Photos courtesy Andrew Davis Photography & Design.

For more photos in this series visit Rosemont Floral Collection IV on our wedding flower website www.mainebride.com.

We're pleased to announce that The Bride & Bloom magazine is now available at our store. Wow, what can we say, such scrumptions bouquets! Stop in for your copy before they're all gone!

We've fallen in love with the magazine, we know you will too!

To honor her Grandmother, we recently had a bride to use gladiolas for her wedding. Her bouqeut was created with Glamelias, a composit flower, and white wax flower. A composite flower is created by hand using multiple blooms of the same flower for a truly unique look.

The bridesmaids and junior bridesmaid carried presentation bouquets of gladiolas, simple and elegant!

Corsages and boutonnieres were Glamelias, again - hand created.

         

The flower girl carried a ribbon pomander with gladiola blooms and wax flower.

Centerpieces consisted of tall, stately gladiolas in clear vases providing an elegant look throughout the ballroom.

What a wonderful way to honor your Grandmother!

Visit us at http://www.mainebride.com/ to look at these pictures and others to get ideas for your wedding and visit http://www.mybridalaccessories.com/ to order invitations and accessories.

Floriography dates back to the Victorian era. Flowers and floral arrangements were sent to convey a coded message at a time such matters could not be discussed openly.

Red roses signify passion, love, and desire. Yellow roses meant friendship, joy and respect. Orange roses were for fascination. The daisy symbolized innocence while the foxglove represented insincerity.

There are also flowers that represent each month, much the same as birth stones. Were you born in June? Your flower is the rose. Violets are for February.

There are even flowers representing each sign of the zodiac. Taurus is the iris, tulips for Aries.

For a more complete list you can visit each category on our website:

• Floriography - Rose Meanings
• Floriography - Flower Meanings
• Flowers of the Zodiac
• Flowers of the Month

Use a little floriography in your bridal bouquet and smile a secret smile on your wedding day!

Dunegrass in Old Orchard Beach is having a bridal show this Saturday, April 28th from 11-3pm. We'd like to invite you to stop by our booth and check out the bouquets and other flowers on display.

We will feature a crescent calla lily bouquet and a bouquet from the brand new line of roses from Eufloria Flowers. Wow, these roses are incredible and HUGE. We think they're the prettiest roses on the plant! You can view the gallery of roses at their website. These luxury roses are boutique grown and the perfect rose for wedding bouquets.

See you at Dunegrass!

We've created a new tool to help you estimate and calculate a wedding flower budget. Download our Wedding Flower Estimator. You'll find this and more information on our Wedding Flower Website. Click save when the file downloads to make and keep your changes and to print. You'll find more information here.

Have fun with it, share it with your friends, family and fellow brides!

The new Pocket Invitation album from
Carlson Craft just arrived, wow - Great Stuff!
This album is SO up to date with trendy new styles and color choices

This album is in our store and available for you to view, come visit!

Pictured below are just a few of the new styles contained in the album, and you can view more selections here.

Pink Bubbles - A touch of whimsey! 


Red Colonial - Is Apple Red Your Color?


A Sneak Peek! - So Elegant!

So many great choices you'll have a hard time deciding which to choose!

This information was originally posted on our flower blog. Now that we have a seperate bridal blog we wanted to share the information here.

Welcome to our new wedding blog! It will be even easier to access just wedding related posts. We've even given our blogs easy to remember domain names, www.ourbridalblog.com and www.ourflowerblog.com/. This will make it easier to access either blog directly if you're not using an aggregator.

Check out the new Wedding Style images added to our wedding website this past weekend, great stuff and already getting rave reviews from brides during consultations.

Enjoy!