Throwback Thursday:: Constance Spry
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Throwback Thursday: 2002 Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey
September 20, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The wedding of pop stars Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey took place on October 26th 2002 in Texas. Jessica’s bridal bouquet consisted of 500 stephanotis flowers and pearls in the center of each bloom. The bouquet took almost 12 hours to construct!
Throwback Thursday:: Constance Spry
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Throwback Thursday, September 1953
June 28, 2012 By Leave a Comment
From the wedding of Jackie Kennedy!
What do you think of Mrs. Kennedy’s bouquet?
Throwback Thursday:: 1915 Weddings
June 7, 2012 By 1 Comment
We found some great photos of weddings dated to 1915!!!
What do you think of the bridal bouquets of 1915?
Throwback Thursday, 1960 Princess Margaret’s Wedding
April 26, 2012 By 1 Comment
Princess Margaret and her bridegroom, Anthony Armstrong-Jones pose with the rest of their wedding party at Buckingham Palace after their marriage ceremony at Westminster Abbey.
Princess Margaret’s wedding bouquet, left behind at Westminster Abbey. As history dictates, the bridal bouquet from the wedding will be left on the tomb of the unknown soldier in the Abbey.
Photos found on Florist & Wholesale Buyer.
Throwback Thursday
March 15, 2012 By 1 Comment
This weeks “Throwback Thursday” comes from our friend Connie Chandler at The Treehouse Florist in New Freedom, PA. Connie and her husband, Gordan, were married in 2000.
Thank you so much Connie for sharing with us!
If you have a photo you would like to share with us and the Flirty Fleurs reader please send your photo to info@flirtyfleurs.com
Throwback Thursday
March 1, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Here are some more great photos from the past that we wanted to share!
Throwback Thursday:: 1956 Wedding
November 17, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Weddings — The 1950′s
Elaborate Church Weddings Were Now In Vouge…
The thing that marks weddings of this decade is the return of dignity. Elaborate church services have come back into vogue. The utmost in correct formal attire is expected not only of the bride, but also the groom, and his ushers. It is not uncommon for people of moderate circumstances to rent all the wedding costumes. But rented or owned, the attire is worn proudly, and form a cherished picture by all who view the affair.*
*From squidoo.com
The post-war years saw a return to traditional ideas of love and marriage. Contemporary style romanticized the female figure. Wedding bouquets were more angular and geometric with strings of pearls, glittered netting, fabric and lace. The 1950s were an age of novelty for wedding bouquets. Florists created bouquets the shape of butterflies and hearts, and parasols with garlands.**
What do you think of her bouquet?
Okay now look again and tell me what you think of his Boutonnière?
