the funny thing about getting engaged is that suddenly everyone wants to know every detail of your pending nuptials. maybe this is not funny. maybe it is normal. but truth be told, james and i haven't had much time to devote to planning. so, while we're thrilled to be engaged, the ins and outs of the big day have definitely taken the back seat to things like, oh, finishing grad school and finding gainful employment. nary you fear, friends and family, we will get to planning soon enough.
in the meantime, all of the spring flowers popping up have gotten me dreaming about the kinds of flowers we might have. i'm hoping to do most of the flowers myself, so i've decided to test out a bouquet a month for the rest of the growing season. {no, we have not decided when we are getting married, but i'm pretty committed to having local flowers, so i'm thinking the bouquets might help us along}.
april's bouquet? why daffodils, of course.
I love this idea!! can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! I love the little April tie, so simple and pretty. The wedding is something to greatly look forward to!xxxx
ReplyDeleteI love it! Also can't wait to see what is to come. These days I can't help but notice as each new leaf emerges and each new species begins to open their flowers. I'll post pictures of wildflowers as they bloom on my blog for added inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSuch a good idea! I can't wait to see a year's worth of flowers.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking! Whenever you guys decide to tie the knot, it will be gorgeous. Bouquets make finishing grad school and job hunting better, too.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! Love the daffodils
ReplyDeletesuch a great idea to do the bouquets yourself. It will save you so much money all the while adding a personal touch! And clearly you have a knack for it. I look forward to seeing bouquets for the rest of the months to come!
ReplyDeleteOh, I can smell them all the way from India!
ReplyDeleteAnd although I'm quite late to the table, a huge CONGRATS on the engagement- that is so terribly exciting and I'm sending you huge hugs and well-wishes from many seas away. xoxo
flowers are meant to be surrounded in love. what better place than a wedding!
ReplyDeleteI love all of these images. I can feel the warmth of the flower, and the sweet scent.
Wishing you sweet love!
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congrats! and these are breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like perfectly logical planning to me! Choose the month by your favorite bouquet!
ReplyDeleteLovely arrangement! You're going to have fun picking out the flowers, trust me. It was one of my favorite parts even though I didn't do it myself.
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely! We have lots of daffodils in Vancouver too.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea! I find that if you put off planning for at least a few months, people will stop asking you about it so much. : )
ReplyDeletevery cute!!! but im not sure i can wait for a whole month for the next bouquet!! :PPPP
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christina
I am new to your blog and I can't get enough! Your life is lovely.
ReplyDeletelove this idea, and especially that you want to do your own flowers for your beautiful day.
ReplyDeletea beautiful bouquet
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and congrats on the "pending nuptials." (My sister and I used to have fun with this phrase!)
ReplyDeleteso pretty. sweet job on the bouquet and the photos :)
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