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Floral Friday

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Floral Friday - March 7th, 2014

Floral Centerpieces

 
 
For our Floral Friday for this week, we decided to do take a look at the floral centerpieces we have designed for various events.  All of our floral décor is beautifully hand-crafted by Event Kings' subdivision, King Lily Floral Design.
 
The top piece that we chose is made of gorgeous Hydrangeas, Asiatic Lilies, Spray Roses, Orange Roses and Veronica.
 
We can customize a beautiful and unique centerpiece for any type of event to perfectly fit your theme and give it a special touch!
 
King Lily Floral
Event Kings
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New York | Palm Beach

 
 


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Event Tip: Floral Budget

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 So you want that Big, Over the Top, Jaw Dropping centerpiece for your wedding or next event. Only problem is... you simply don't have the budget for it. 

Just ask the pros (that's us)- It is not really a problem at all. 

We just suggest to do Half & Half. Half of your tables will have the Grand, Exciting, Towering centerpiece you wanted, while the other half get something a little more simple and cost effective, but still beautiful.

A Large & Small Centerpiece




Advice straight from the Floral Designer:

Jessica, our Floral Designer at King Lily Floral, explains why having a large and a small centerpiece is actually more dramatic and effective than having all one size.

"Visually the tall pieces catch your eye when you walk into the room, and the lower centerpieces are seen while guests are sitting down. So you get both planes of view"- Jessica Ciardullo, King Lily Floral

Here are some pictures of a wedding we did this past summer. The Large & Small Centerpieces really balance the room and still made the statement the Bride wanted: Big, Pink & Crystals.




Visit our Floral website to see more examples of Big & Smaller Centerpieces, or even just to browse around our new site.

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Flower Friday: Alstromeria the underdog flower

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There are many flowers out there that have a bad rap from years of cheesy arranging and dollar store bouquets. Some of these sad underdogs are baby's breath, carnations, and alstromeria. We've seen in previous posts how these otherwise perceived "cheap" flowers can look rich, modern and gorgeous in mass. After all, they have feelings too...OK, maybe not but these flowers are still beautiful in their own right.
Look at the gorgeous colors this champion comes in - so vibrant. Many of the colors available are hard to come by all year round like burgundy, magenta and orange.Here are few shots of alstromeria in all their glory.