Finding the perfect boutonniere is always a challenge. Its a flower for the guys (who really don't care what they are wearing) yet it is so important to the bride to pick out this perfect accessory for their "men". There are so many options other than the traditional (yet ever so lovely) rose. This is a collection of some of The Hidden Garden's favorite Springtime Boutonnieres designed right here at our studio. Happy Picking!
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Title: Polish Blues: Tadeusz Faliszewski - To wiosna gra, 1930
Hallo, all YT guys!! Spring is here! Der Lenz ist da! To wiosna gra!!! Here's a Fanny Gordon's blues (? well, it's rather a slow-fox for me) from happy Warsaw of 1930 - with my best Spring greetings to all of you
NOTE: Tadeusz Faliszewski & Orkiestra Henryka Golda (Henryk Gold's Orchestra ?) - To wiosna gra (It's Spring Who's Acting) (Music: Fanny Gordon, text: Krystjan) Blues z rewii: Czy pani lubi bez? (Blues from the revue: Do You Like Lilacs, Madame?), Syrena-Electro 1930
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I’ve been thinking about some stuff I wanted to share with you, I’m worried you see, a little concerned you could say, about our state of mind when it comes to being a retailer and a customer.
Everyone I speak to is trying really hard to get their sales up but at what cost? Is cheapening their services the right way forward?
If you've priced your products correctly in the first place then how can you reduce them even as an enticement?
A friend of mine in the catering industry was telling me that she has reduced some of her prices, created some special offers, however, this is the bit that frightens me, in order to reduce the price she has had to reduce her standards/ quality because it would be impossible to cheapen her prices otherwise, the pound is rubbish, as we all know the cost of raw materials has gone up, holiday entitlement has been increased in turn increasing the cost of labour, so she has no option. Link to read more
The concern with this is that standards will drop, we’ll become a nation of mediocrity not specialists, everything will be done on the cheap, no-one will value truly skilled people.
I read a blog recently suggesting that readers/brides take advantage of offers from a variety of Beauty professionals, one offer was for a full manicure with a free pedicure, another offered £10.00 off their spray tan price and another offered free back massage with each facial (Both of which were done by an un qualified apprentice), in other words the readers should go to each Beauty Therapist taking advantage of their special offers. I’m not a beauty therapist but I do understand these offers are to entice us, the consumer to use their other services at full price and so we should, because if we don’t, not one of these independently owned businesses will survive if all we buy from them is a non-profit making offer! Picture Source Link
My father was of the old school of flower buying and selling, he bought our flowers from the then buoyant wholesale and growers markets at Smithfield in Manchester, he used to bid and barter, negotiate and generally drive a hard bargain.
However,one of the most important lessons he taught me was always pay what you know to be a fair price for a beautiful flower, and that’s the skill bit, everyone can try to get things cheaper, but if you drive too hard a bargain the grower won’t send to Manchester, he’ll send to Covent Garden instead and we’ll be left with lots of second rate cheap stuff like the Supermarkets sell.
Another one of his little gems was this “It’s much better to be a really good customer of a few suppliers than a poor customer of many” . Who gets the best colours, quality, first delivery, best designer? the answer is simple, the really good customer of course!
I never ever understand the thinking behind reduced old flowers, they are dead, why buy them, but people do. However with any fresh product there can be gluts, particularly in the spring, if the weather gets warm early, the tulips and daffodils shoot up, the price is cheap to move the flowers along so the consumer can take advantage of “Mother Nature” no harm done, these natural offers are the ones we’ve all been taking advantage of for 100’s years and long may it continue.
So the point is this, when is a bargain really a bargain?
Do we as consumers just want things to be as cheap as possible irrelevant of the actual cost to our services, or do we value these skilled professionals, have “things” less often but done properly? I know which I’ll be going for, and I will, when I can, continue to support those services who do the job properly with a qualified, valued and trained team!
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Title: How To Score a Bargain At a Foreclosure Auction
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You can get a real steal at a house foreclosure sale--or you can overpay for a money pit. Here's how to avoid the latter.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Knowledge of how auctions work Low expectations Time to research and inspect properties Cash for a 5% deposit Pre-approved financing An expensive outfit A copy of the auction rules
Step 1: Know your auctions
Know your auctions. At a sheriff's, trustee's, or courthouse auction, you can't inspect the property in advance; no information is provided on the property; you'll need to pay much or all of your bid on the spot, in cash or a cashier's check; and it will be your problem to evict the tenants! But this is where you'll find the deep discounts.
Step 2: Play it safe
If you want to play it safe, go to an auction house sale. The bank already owns these properties (so you won't have to kick anyone out), and you're usually allowed to inspect the premises beforehand. But this comfort level comes at a price—you'll typically pay 90% to 95% of the market value.
Step 3: Expect the worst
Expect the worst with any house you buy at auction. If a homeowner couldn't afford his mortgage, it's reasonable to expect he wasn't keeping up with maintenance and repairs, either.
Tip: Be aware that homeowners who are forced out of their houses sometimes express their bitterness by taking with them anything that isn't nailed down, leading to huge (and unanticipated) repair bills for the new owner.
Step 4: Do a drive-through
Drive through the neighborhood of any foreclosed home you're considering. If the area is teeming with foreclosure signs, prices are likely to fall even farther. It also may be the sign of an area on the decline.
Step 5: Check what you can
Check out as much as you can about the house in advance of the auction. If you're allowed to do an inspection, take a contractor with you; he'll be able to give you a ballpark number on the repairs you're looking at. Check if there are any liens on the home. Review the title search. Know what other homes in the area are worth.
Step 6: Have cash
Be prepared to pay on the spot a 5% deposit, in cash or a cashier's check, if you have the winning bid at an auction house sale. At a sheriff's sale, you might have to pony up the full amount.
Tip: Have realistic expectations. Banks aren't in the business of giving away homes, so if a price sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Step 7: Come with pre-approved financing
Come with pre-approved financing, even if the auction doesn't demand it. If you make the winning bid and then find you can't get financing, you'll still be legally responsible for paying 25% of your bid!
Step 8: Look affluent
Attend the auction in your most expensive clothes. It will trick other buyers into thinking there's no point in getting into a bidding war with you.
Step 9: Set a limit
Set a limit as to what you'll bid so you don't end up overpaying for a house simply because you got caught up in the heat of the moment.
Step 10: Avoid nasty surprises
Know the rules of your auction. If you win a bid, do you have time to change your mind, or will you have to pay a penalty if you back out? Is there a "reserve amount"—an amount below which the owner does not have to sell, even if you won the bidding? Is there a "buyer premium"—an additional 5% to 10% you have to pay the auction house?
Step 11: Jump right in
Jump right in when the bidding starts—assuming you like the house. Homes sold at the beginning of an auction typically go for less money than those sold at the end.
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For the last 2 days, our team of designers have been setting up a beautiful display that will be at the Your Wedding Day Magazine Most Anticipated Event. Teaming with Linda Pitelli from Eventful, we are creating a dramatic site for the brides & industry professionals to 'ooh' & 'ahh' about. We'll give you a sneak peak at what are talented artists created this time!
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Westin Resort St.John USVI Beach wedding. The beach wedding dress and the wedding party favors as well as the wedding decorations were fantastic! The weather was amazing and the Westin did an amazing job putting everything together. Thanks for viewing!
All of these gorgeous photographs were taken by one of our favourite photographers of all time the amazing Steve Ashton from Ashton Photography, he always manages to capture the essence of the day and more importantly the essence of the people. If you're as big a fan of his work as I am, you'll want to add his blog to your list. So much inspiration there! The Bridal Bouquets in vivid shades, we included Blue Bells, Illios roses, Dill, Oncidium Orchids & Jasmine.
The Brides Mother's Corsage of Akito Roses, Singapore Orchids and fresh Lily of the Valley.
The Groom's Boutoniere of Lily of the Valley, Oncidium Orchid, Illios Rose & Blue Bee Delphinium
The Flower Girls carried small simply gathered posies of fresh vibrant flowers including fragrant Dill, Lavender & Lilac
The Groom's Buttonhole compliments the bridal bouquet perfectly
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Fresh Fragrant Rose Petal Confetti it feels exquisite on your skin
Rustic style candelabras with Gloriosa Lilies, Orchids, Delphiniums & Roses
The Banqueting Hall at Salmesbury is authentic and majestic
We decorated the cake with fresh flowers again in vivid shades of Lemon, Blue & Red
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