cherry brandy.

Bouquets I made recently for a wedding. The brides often come in to buy each other single stems of these vibrant Cherry Brandy roses. It was really lovely putting together their wedding bouquets using their favourite flowers.

little garden.

Recently, I’ve been working on a little side project. We thought it’d be a fun idea to give classes at the shop – on everything from spiral bouquets to herb gardens. So, after a few hectic weeks spent obsessing over the details, I am super excited to present: Little Garden Studio at Celsia Florist. The Winter class schedule is up on the new website and we’re already gearing up for the first one – wreath making! We’ll be using antique hydrangea, seeded eucalyptus, and various seasonal fruits, berries, foliage, and other goodies to make beautiful, one of a kind holiday wreaths.

The class will take place at Celsia Florist on Sunday, December 5th from 6 – 8pm. Cost is $150. More info available at Little Garden Studio.

woodsy wonderland.

Lo and I spent all morning jumping up and down with excitement over this foresty wedding. Half of what ended up in the arrangements came from Lo’s backyard – we’re getting to be expert foragers. The wedding was held at Aberthau House in West Point Grey – a 100-year old Tudor style mansion now used as the neighbourhood’s community centre.

The bridal bouquet had scabiosa pods, dusty miller, spray roses, weigela, heuchera, antique hydrangea, helleborus, dahlias, and roses.

The centerpieces were succulent and local moss terrariums.

So friggin’ cool! Look inside for a fungal surprise…

So adorable, oh my goodness. Lo seriously outdid herself with this wedding; it’s probably our favourite one yet.

Moss terrariums + garden flowers + muted tones = Celsia heaven.

once wed.

A few weeks ago, we did a gorgeous low key dockside wedding at Jericho Beach.

I love the blue-grays of the ocean sky married with the pink and mauve flora.

Don’t you?