We recently created a most romantic bouquet for a Utah Bride Blog Magazine shoot, and we are so in love with the images of our work. This textures and colors in this bouquet hit the nail on the head for a perfect late winter to early spring look.
We used white and red charm peonies, romantic antique garden roses, white o'hara garden roses, pink o'hara garden roses, scabiosa, ranunculus, vendela roses, silver dollar eucalyptus, and jasmine vine in this piece, and tied it all off with a draping burgundy ribbon treatment and gold pins.
Enjoy these beautiful photos taken by David Newkirk for the latest issue.
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
romantic bouquet featured in utah bride blog magazine
Posted by Melissa Nickle, Owner of Blossom Sweet at 4:05 PM 0 Sweet Thought{s}
Thursday, February 5, 2015
pretty brides, pretty flowers, pretty pictures
Thank you so much to all of those who have chosen to work with Blossom Sweet over the years! We are so honored to have been entrusted to make your weddings beautiful and we look forward to many more weddings to come!
Photo credits are listed at the end of the post.
Photo credits in order of appearance:
1. Rebekah Westover Photography
2. Lindsey Orton Photography
3. Mikki Platt Photography
4. Mikki Platt Photography
5. Britt Chudleigh Photography
6. Brooke Bakken Photography
7. Ravenberg Photography (L) / Lindsey Orton Photography (R)
8. Lindsey Orton Photography
9. Alixann Loosle Photography
10. Ravenberg Photography
11. David Newkirk Photography
12. Evelyn Eslava Photography
13. Alixann Loosle Photography
14. Stephanie Sunderland Photography
15. Kate Osborne Photography
Posted by Melissa Nickle, Owner of Blossom Sweet at 10:00 PM 0 Sweet Thought{s}
Labels: bouquets, bridal party floral, clientele extraordinaire, weddings
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
elegant organic wedding at stein eriksen
Please enjoy this small sneak peek of one of our recent events, photographed by Brooke Bakken. This wedding took place at the amazing Stein Eriksen Lodge at Deer Valley. We love Park City weddings, and this one was showstopping. If you want a more extensive look into this wedding, please see Brooke's latest post at:
http://brookebakken.com/2014/10/kate-ryan-married-utah-wedding-photographer/
We were SOOOOOOOOO proud of the ceremony backdrop we constructed. It was a solid greenery wall full of fresh foliage and loads of texture. It was the bride's dream to have it, and our pleasure and challenge to bring it to life. It was 18 feet long and over 7 feet tall in the center section! It took forever and a day, but man alive did we adore the finished product.
We will share lots more!
Posted by Melissa Nickle, Owner of Blossom Sweet at 3:47 PM 1 sweet thought{s}
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
rent our shop!
Budding designers take note: we are excited to announce that we will be renting out our fabulous shop on a limited basis. We are located in Provo, UT, and as we focus only on events and are not a typical shop with standing product or walk-in business, we do not use our shop every day. Please contact us for more information.
And now, enjoy a peek into our workshop!
Posted by Melissa Nickle, Owner of Blossom Sweet at 12:06 PM 0 Sweet Thought{s}
Labels: bloomin' biz, industry news, rentals
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
homegrown bouquet featured on utah bride blog

Happy Flower Friday, everyone! I am so excited about today’s bouquet recipe post. Over the past six months or so I have found a new obsession: gardening. As a professional event florist I naturally love flowers, but I have happily discovered a new corner of my floral heart when it comes to caring for blooms and watching them thrive and grow over time. It may take hours and hours, a bit of an investment and loads of hard work, but at the end of the day it is therapy in the most lovely of ways and I love it.
Now, how can a bride achieve this look for her wedding day? Plant a garden, care for it months on end, and pray that the blooms last ’til the big day, of course! Just kidding, kids. Fortunately for you brides out there almost every element in this design–from the garden roses, dahlias, clematis, foliage and more–can be ordered through your florist from his or her supplier (subject to seasonal availability). The only exceptions are the bonfire begonia and lantana, as well as the specific varieties of grasses which may be hard to come by from an ordering standpoint. That being said, your florist can recommend suitable substitutions for the blooms if needed such as sandersonia or allium, or perhaps bunny tail or wheat for the grasses.
I’ll end by saying that “garden-style” concepts are so hot right now, and I sure hope they’re here to stay for years to come! I do love them so, and I very much adored creating this bouquet using elements 100% from my very own beautiful garden.
Posted by Melissa Nickle, Owner of Blossom Sweet at 7:30 PM 0 Sweet Thought{s}
Labels: bouquets, broken down bouquets, editorial, getting to know the artist, press