Winter Bouquet and Arrangements
Choosing a Signature Cocktail for your Nuptials Remember the cocktail hour from the ghost of wedding past? The newly-weds and the rest of their bridal party were squirreled away in a room with limited food and drink and even less … Continue reading
Burlap Wedding Cardholder The smallest details about your wedding is a signature of your personality and it allows your style to shine through. Even a simple element such as a place to house monetary gifts is an example of a personal touch that can be appreciated … Continue reading
Dessert trends for weddings and events are taking high priority in the planning and executing of the big day and when it comes to creativity- anything goes. Continue reading
Happy spring, friends! After a long winter’s rest, we await the season of spring or “rebirth” to usher in the colorful blooms of the earth. Tulips, daffodils, iris, cherry blossoms, purple plum trees and later, sweet-scented lilacs signal the … Continue reading
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An Alternative to Escort Cards for your Wedding. A great way for DIY brides to simplify their “to do” list and cut back on costs is having guests’ names printed up by table number on stationary and posted on … Continue reading
Selecting a floral event team or a florist that will carry your vision or theme throughout the day is next! Sounds easy, right?
Until you realize there are a trillion flowers available and even more tiny details that you could not have dreamed of within your lifetime! How do you spell “boutonniere” anyway? Continue reading
A few years back, my daughter had her heart set on adopting a dog, but my husband’s memory was still vivid with the array of crusty droppings in the backyard, yellow stained-grass peppering his lawn and tumbleweeds of fur hair floating across our cherry hardwood floor that once belonged … Continue reading
Pizza can wreak havoc to an Italian girl’s hips, so I suggest an alternative that is just as delicious, with less the calorie or carb overload! The Flatbread Pizza! Continue reading
What could be better to follow chocolates and flowers on the 14th than gumdrops on the 15th of February!
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Daily Quote:“Good conversation is always the best food for the soul”~Mexican Proverb
Funny Quote:
“This Halloween, the most popular mask is the Arnold Schwarzenegger mask. And the best part? With a mouth full of candy you will sound just like him.”
~Conan Obrien
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Thank you for this post, I agree with this sentiment. As a floral designer and an avid lover of flowers, it makes me sad to hear people say that cut flowers are a waste of money and don’t last. But the feeling of happiness, joy and beauty they bring –cannot be summed up in a monetary value.
Happy Diwali!
Yes, I said Happy Diwali and though it ends in a vowel, I am certain it is not an Italian holiday! While I consider myself cosmopolitan and somewhat worldly, it helps to have wonderful Indian-American neighbors that celebrate this holiday and gift the best and most fancy sweets I have tasted.
Diwali dubbed “The Festival of Lights” is celebrated and falls sometime in the autumn months from mid October to mid November. In India, lights shining on housetops, outside doors and windows, around temples and other buildings in the communities are lit every year in honor of the celebration. While different sectors of religion and countries have their own reasons to celebrate, they can agree that the basic meaning of the festivities is the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil, and hope over despair. A five day festivity marks the feast on the third day that falls on Thursday, October 23, 2014 of this year.
According to Foodimentary, today is National Pasta Day! How many of you are willing to sacrifice the carbs to indulge in the celebration??? What is your favorite pasta? I have several, starting with a homemade fettucine and ending with the darling of pasta overload,the gnocchi. My mouth salivates as I write this introduction.
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Here are today’s five thing to know about Pasta:
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Happy spring, friends!
After a long winter’s rest, we await the season of spring or “rebirth” to usher in the colorful blooms of the earth. Tulips, daffodils, iris, cherry blossoms, purple plum trees and later, sweet-scented lilacs signal the arrival of this vibrant season of growth and hope!
Oh, the possibilities!
We at Rachel Rose are looking forward to another event-filled spring season. We wish all our clients and vendors a productive, prosperous and passionate year of creating !
This month, we were invited to decorate for a very special occasion, the coming of the Easter Bunny at the Cumberland Mall in Vineland, New Jersey.
In honor of the several Mad Hatter Events held at the Cumberland Mall, we decorated the set in the same spirit.
While we were busy painting over-sized eggs, tying big bows and securing props and details for this project, the bunny was preparing to make his entrance!
Pictured below in his new digs is the Big White Bunny, himself! Happy spring and Happy Easter to all!
Moss bunnies and egg topiary complement the spring scenery. Silk daffodils in baskets sustain a month of festivities.
