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!
The humble lemon; it's as familiar as family...
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!
A behind-the-scenes preview into our Flora fashion shoot...
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 with photographers and event managers. Given its central city location, it's the perfect spot for her workshops. Shaye hosted her first workshop last Sunday - Flower Potluck.
Introducing Together Journal and our fabulous real life cover couple, Lily Montana & Scrap Wall, photographed by Karen Ishiguro at Kingsize Studios
Our Blooms of the Week this week come from Lu Diamond Flowers, and feature white Vendella and pink sorbet Avalanche roses set in camellia and leather fern foliage.
