Jane Packer’s Victory Bouquet for medal winners at the London Olympics 2012

With the Olympics taking place in just over six weeks time, it’s recently been announced that Jane Packer has been selected to create the Victory Bouquet for the medal winners. The bouquet was designed by their creative director, Susan Lapworth, to reflect the vibrancy and energy of the London 2012 Games. It consists of four different types of roses sectioned into quadrants to mirror the 2012 logo. The roses being used are Illios (yellow), Marie Claire (orange), Wimbledon (green) and Aqua (pink). The quadrants are then separated by English lavender, rosemary, apple mint and wheat which also provide a lovely fragrance.

The 4,400 bouquets required will be made at the time of the Games with the help of floristry students from across the country.

article: http://flowerona.com/2012/06/jane-packers-victory-bouquet-for-medal-winners-at-the-london-olympics-2012

Modern and Coral

A coral palette with texture inspired by Newport Aquarium's sea life inspired this photo shoot with Pottinger Photography. Cake is by Maribelle.

Vintage Romance

A concept that we love: vintage romance done in creams, champagnes, deep purples and texture.

Bouquet and boutinierre by yellow canary. Headpiece by Powder Blue Bijoux.

yellow canary on Wedding Row Kentucky {WRK}

Check out the lovely Baroque inspired photo shoot we participated in!
http://http://weddingrowkentucky.com/inspiration-shoot-baroque-fall-romance/
The shoot took place at the gorgeous Laurel Court on beautiful autumn evening. As always it was great to collaborate with such a talented group of vendors!

yellow canary featured on Wedding Wire Blog today!

Check out the farm photo shoot we put together at Potato Hill Farm! Photos are by the uber-talented Brenda Pottinger! It was a lovely day and so much fun to work on!

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love+bash! This Sunday!

http://www.lovebash.com/

yellow canary will be there--hope you can stop by--it should be a really cool time!

The Bouquet!

Understated, classic, symbolic, and BEAUTIFUL!

Princess Catherine's bouquet was perfect! The bouquet was comprised of white hyacinth, mrytle, 'sweet william' (also known as dianthus) and lily of the valley. All of the flowers are seasonal spring blooms--and super fragrant!

http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle/royalwedding/20......


hyacinth

mrytle

'sweet william'

lily of the valley