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Monthly Archives: November 2011The set up for this wedding started on Friday…and took nearly 9 hours with a team of over 20 people. The bride had planned everything from a ‘room for the kids’ one of the corner stables, laid with a shag-pile rug and large purple cushions and beanbags, jars of lollies and party bags with activities… 
A collaboration between GLR and Sophie B Photography - a sydney based photographer with BIG things to come - culminated in the production of some wonderful photos used for promotional and advertising purposes. Julia created a myriad bouquets of chocolate cymbidiums, sunshine yellow ranunculus, turquoise blue forget-me-nots and pastel roses especially for the project. Shot… .jpg)
This weekend we had the pleasure of creating a bridal bouquet that incorporates both colour, texture and romance. The bride wanted relaxed but elegant, and definitely wanted a touch of blue. Perfect timing really, as the Hydrangea are in season, and simply divine. Hydrangea is one of those happy flowers that changes with the length… .jpg)
Remembrance day is a day to pause and reflect on the sacrifice of our fallen diggers, their families and loved ones. It’s also a time to be thankful for the men and women serving today to ensure our freedom and way of life here in Australia can be preserved and embraced by future generations. The… 
I love weddings that incorporate colour and texture. My dream consultation is with a bride who likes to consider more than just one element (usually colour…or lack thereof…) - by this I mean, texture, size, shape or smell! Romantic brides might want roses (lots of roses) in either one colour or many. Modern brides might… .jpg)
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