The Kissing Ball

The kissing ball is also known as a floral pomander ball. They are most often carried by flower girls and junior bridesmaids, but can be carried by the adult attendants. The floral kissing ball is beautiful and practical, and easy to carry.

The floral ball can be suspended from the center of the wedding arch or from the pews or chairs.

This lovely floral arrangement can be suspended above the reception tables in place of a centerpiece.

 

The Woodsy Wedding Arch

There is a charming simplicity to the Woodsy Arch, that echos the beauty of nature. This arch is all Sunflowers with fern accents and was designed by The Holly Berry for a summer wedding at The Meadows at Marshdale. A Woodsy Arch can incorporate grape vines and a variety of  flowers.
The Holly Berry in the Heart of Evergreen.

The Tossing Bouquet

 The bridal bouquet is a very important part of wedding traditions and is the main accessory of the bridal gown. The tradition of tossing the bouquet originated in 14th century England. It was believed that a piece of the bride's clothing and flowers would bring good luck. Guests would tear away pieces of the bride's dress. Brides would toss their bouquets into the crowd of guests to prevent them from tearing the gown. This quickly developed into a tradition involving the single ladies. It was thought that catching the bridal bouquet would bring good fortune and a forthcoming wedding.
Today's brides design a smaller bouquet, called the tossing bouquet, for this purpose. This allows them to continue with the bouquet tossing tradition while preserving their bridal bouquet as a treasured keepsake.
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