Although we have several events’ worth of flowers to work with in the studio today, it’s the PINKS that are makin’ a splash! Pehaps we’re inspired by the opening of Sex and the City 2, who knows? We just had to share some down and dirty photos of what we’re playing with… the Cosmos happen later… Read the rest of this entry »
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Rumors of Bangkok’s incredible Night Flower Market are well-founded, as Business Manager, Dean Springman and Operations Officer, Nong Chanthakoone, recently discovered on their month-long journey through Southeast Asia. 
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Personal flowers, are just that, PERSONAL, and should “suit” the wearer perfectly. Particularly those worn by our beloved grooms!
We certainly have groom’s that request distinctly subtle and classically-inspired white boutonnieres that offer an elegant and tasteful accessory to their wedding day attire. Most seem to be looking for refinement without severity, an effect achieved through modest and sophisticated blooms like orchids, stephanotis, roses and calla lilies. Confidently understated, intrinsically beautiful, and completely devoid of any extraneous details that may prove “too frilly or feminine” for their personal taste. However, there are grooms who bravely welcome the addition of crystals, pearls and feathers for a dramatic-yet-fashionable update to the already classic accessory. Of course, there are those who choose to eliminate the boutonniere entirely, choosing a pocket square as their only adornment. Besides the STUNNING bride at his side, of course!
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We’ve got another BUSY weekend ahead of us with a gala, wedding, mitzvah and cocktail party to design. The floral studio is certainy buzzing with activity and we just had to share photos of the incredible flowers we have to work with, if ony for a short time! Gotta wonder though, what the heck are we gonna do with it all?
The incredible world of calla lilies…
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More stunning bridal bouquets to share!!!! We love all the gorgeous flowers Mother Nature provides, from classic white gardenias, orchids, stephanotis and hydrangea; to sunny yellow mimosa and jolly yellow roses; to raspberry hydrangea, hot pink freesia and magenta coxcomb; to scented geranium, white mini calla lilies, ivory roses, seed pods and berries; to cerise ranunculus, fringed tulips and anenomes; to blue delphinium, magnolia blossoms, eucalyptus, peonies, roses and pheasant feathers; to the elegant simplicity of antique roses in ivory, taupe and blush; and OH so much more…
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Cliff Mautner Photography
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If your Fourth of July celebration needs that little something FLORAL, stop in to Evantine Boutique at The Rittenhouse to stock up! We’re hosting a “White Sale” on a wide variety of domestic and imported white flowers such as Peonies, Hydrangea, Lilies, Orchids, French Stock, Roses, Delphinium and more! $2.00 to $3.00 per stem for these fabulous flowers!
We would also be happy to create a stunning arrangement for delivery in Center City should that be easier for you.
On sale now through Friday, July 3!
Evantine at The Rittenhouse 210 West Rittenhouse Square, Upper Lobby Level 215.790.2576 Hours 10:00am – 6:00pm, Closed Fourth of July
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On June 6, Lauren and Peter were married in a gorgeous ceremony at Philadelphia’s Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul. The celebration was held just across the Benjamin Franklin Parkway at the luxe Four Seasons Hotel. Award-winning photographer, Cliff Mautner, captured the magnificence of the church as well as the pure joy of the day.
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