The Search for the FlowerGirl Dress!

Never mind the bridal gown, or the right colour-tone for the chief Bridesmaid..now it’s the Flowergirl that takes importance when it comes to dressing for the big day.

Lately, this is something that I have found a lot of my brides talking about, how difficult it is to find the perfect flowergirl dress, nothing too flashy or strappy, just cute, and girly and well, perfect!

Today I was in Liffey Valley Shopping Centre and walked through both Next and Marks and Spencers and saw a gorgeous selection of flowergirl/communion dresses, with scooped necks and the seemingly rare find of shoulders on a dress for a young girl instead of straps!

Check out the links below for some inspiration and happy shopping!

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Marks and Spencer

Monsoon

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Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , — Sinead @ 7:42 pm on March 23, 2011







The Most Romantic Day of the Year..

….is the day that Olive and Paul chose to get married on this year – the 14th February 2011 – Valentines Day! Now, you would think that I would remember this on the morning, but alas, my poor husband was forgotten about until I pulled into a garage to get coffee and spotted all the bouquets and teddies in the Topaz garage!! Colm Hayes was talking on 2fm about Valentines Day and flowers and I rang in to say not only was I a florist – but I had forgotten it was Valentines Day!!

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Thankfully, Olive chose not to go with a cliched red and love heart theme and instead had a classic candle-light wedding with understated bouquets.

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The 2 bridesmaids wore gorgeous prom-dress style dusky purple satin dresses and olive chose a mix of white and sweet avalanche roses, tied in a posy style and finished with contrasting hot pink satin ribbon.

Olive’s own bouquet was reminiscent of Amy Huberman’s – a simple, classic posy of sweet avalanche roses tied in a posy style and finished with ivory satin, it perfectly suited Olive’s stunning wedding dress.

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Pictured here with her father and 2 bridesmaids before going into the Ceremony in Bagnelstown.

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In the church we provided our “Candle-light Package” (see here for price information) – 2 Topiary Rose Trees at the Entrance with lanterns, 10 wrought iron Aisle Stands dressed with ivy and berries, a unity arrangement and satin chair covers, and candles on the rear alter.

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In the hotel – Hotel Kilkenny www.hotelkilkenny.ie – we provided our Silver Candelabra on each table and dressed each with flowing soft ruscus foliage and white hypericum berries, on a mirror base with tealights. While I was working I was chatting one of the banquet managers and requested a club sambo – which was brought to me in the function room, with chips and a drink and when I went to pay I was told it was with compliments – and it was gorgeous!!

On the way home from Kilkenny, I very thoughtfully bought my husband a box of Butlers Chocolates and a nice bottle of red wine…..which I also thoughtfully shared with him that evening!!

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Our Services!

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We’ve been hard at work organising new services to make life easier for our Brides and Grooms!

Here is a list of services RosieDays can now provide – and working on  more!!

Beautiful Bouquets and Buttonholes

Flowergirl wands, pomander, mini bouquets, baskets

Church Arrangements

Wrought Iron Aisle Stands and Grand Candelabra

Fully Decorated Arch

Decorated Bay Trees

Personalised Aisle Runners

Personalised Unity Candles

90cm tall Silver 5 Arm Candelabra

30cm tall Cream Chandelier Candelabra

Chair Covers & Sashes

FairyLight Backdrop

Mirror Bases, Fishbowls, Vases

Floral Centrepieces

Contact us at info@rosiedays.ie with your details and any queries you may have, we will be delighted to discuss your wedding day requirements with you!

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Kilbride – Bride

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(Traditional Rhyme UK)

‘Monday for wealth,
Tuesday for health,
Wednesday best day of all,
Thursday for losses,
Friday for crosses,
And Saturday no luck at all.’

Congrats to Jennifer Clarke who got married today in Kilbride Church, Co. Meath – Tuesday for Health according to the old rhyme (although as a 4 years married Saturday Bride I do wonder how accurate the rhyme is!). A first for RosieDays with a Tuesday wedding (and fun trying to arrange childcare for 2 working mummies who’s boys go to creche on Thursdays and Fridays – Jnr. came along for the spin to the wholesalers yesterday to collect our flowers and today my inlaws stepped in this morning while I delivered the bouquets and arrangements!)

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We are seeing a real trend in pink bouquets this Spring, from pale pink and ivories to a bouquet like Jennifer’s today with mixed pink tones. A really lovely choice and so vibrant and cheerful. Here we used the gorgeous deep pink two-toned Amalia Rose, lighter pink Aqua rose and beautiful creamy vendella roses. With pearl pin detail and a ruscus collar, the stems were wrapped with ivory satin and finished with a bow detail.

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The 3 bridesmaids carried posies to complement the bride’s using vendella and aqua roses and the stems were wrapped with smokey grey satin ribbon to complement their charcoal grey dresses. We also made a cute gypsophilia pomander with pale pink rose detail for the flowergirl.

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Mums were given corsages of pink and white lisianthus with a deep pink rose and all the boys wore double vendella rose buttonholes.

Our final orders were 2 Large arrangements for the rear of the alter in Kilbride church.

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