“My favorite part of my job is seeing the look on our brides face when she sees her dream wedding come to life! ” — Sophie Cox, Owner & Creative Director Image: Randi Michelle Photgraphy Recently, we have had a few new comers to the team and we wanted a chance for everyone to get to know the incredible Blushington Blooms team! We are starting out with our fearless leader Sophie, who is also an incredible friend to everyone on the team. Her design eye has created countless stunning weddings for brides across DFW. She has an enthusiasm for her career that will leave Blushington brides even m ..read more

The Blushington Blooms team had the honor of participating in an especially fun floral experience with Fleur de Villes. The goal of Fleur de Villes is to create a union between florists, audiences, and local business sponsors to enjoy the art of flowers. Sponsorship came from the Dallas Arboretum which led to an elevated floral collaboration for designing a Rococo/Regency inspired ballgown for the event. Image Credits: Tracy Autem & Lightly Photography The dress design and idea came from the teams talented lead designer Mazzi Stevens. Inspired by her love of Bridgerton and Pride and Preju ..read more

An arch is a classic and elegant focal point for any wedding ceremony. Arches come in many shapes and forms and can be created to suit any brides specific wedding taste. Here are a few of our favorite arches from past weddings and what made them so special! 1. Whimsical and Organic: This garden style, organic broken arch was perfectly paired in an industrial style venue space. Using flowers such as purple Allium, Bells of Ireland, and varying garden roses creates a rich, depth to the arch. Texture is what gives this arch a unique and elevated look! 2. Romantic and Lush: This stunning arch us ..read more

What Information Should We Include on Save the Date Congratulations on your engagement. The wedding planning is already underway, and it's time to update guests with wedding save-the-date cards. This pre-wedding invitation officially announces the wedding date and notifies guests they'll be invited to commemorate this special day. Our expert team at Blushington Blooms covers exactly what to include on the save-the-date card and what not to include. What Does Your Save the Date Need? Keeping the save-the-date card simple and high-level helps make important dates clear to guests. You may not hav ..read more

Wedding Acronyms and Abbreviations to Know When transitioning from thinking about getting married to walking down the aisle, you may feel as if you've been immersed in another world with a new language. Reading wedding lingo and threads and understanding what the acronyms stand for can be stressful. Blushington Blooms shares some of the most common wedding acronyms to teach couples and wedding attendees what they stand for. Top 15 Most-Used Wedding Abbreviations Below are the most common wedding acronyms: BM: Best man, bridesmaid or bridesman EP: Engagement party BP: Bridal party EPs or E-pic ..read more

There is nothing more timeless and elegant than a lush, floral heavy, and rounded bridal bouquet. This bouquet style is also extremely versatile and can be personalized to any brides taste. Almost any type of flower can be used to achieve this classic design style. Playing around with color can be a fun way to add a different twist to the rounded bridal bouquet. Roses and Ranunculus Quicksand roses and cream ranunculus fill out the lush, round shape in the bouquet. Match with your Bridesmaids A lush, elegant bouquet is perfect for the entire bridal party. Cream peonies and Playa Blanca rose ..read more

Blushington Blooms designers were hard at work last week creating some stunning floral arrangements in the theme of Valentine’s Day! Reds, pinks, and whites were the tones for the floral creations. All designs were crafted for a fun Valentine’s Party! Gorgeous Urn style arrangement featuring garden roses, tulips, hydrangea, and cherry blossom ..read more

Organic, garden style design is a timeless option for brides who want movement, depth, and texture in their bouquet. Typically, a garden style bouquet utilizes greenery, and line flowers such as larkspur, snapdragon, and stock to fly out and create whimsical movement. Garden style bouquets mimic what one might find traipsing in a lush, colorful garden: flowers that are perfectly imperfect, variation in floral species, and organic rhythm that ties everything together into one beautiful design. Butterfly Ranunculus, burgundy Scabiosa, and Queen Anne’s Lace create lush texture in this garden sty ..read more

Choosing a bridal bouquet can be a daunting task, but at Blushington Blooms the team is excited to help plan and design the perfect bouquet for your big day. The bridal bouquet often acts as a spring board for designing the rest of the wedding day florals and often sets the tone for the overall design and theme of the wedding. There are so many styles to choose from so this blog aims to break down some of the bridal bouquet terminology to make any design choices easier for the big day starting with the Cascade Bouquet.   Cascade Style Bouquet: creates soft movement that effortlessly enha ..read more

Recently, the Blushington Team had the joy of participating in the Drover Hotel’s Grand Tasting Event. Drover Brides get to come and look at a variety of vendors showcasing their wedding day products. A broken arch with gradient color. A fun way to bring vibrant color to the sweetheart table is through connecting threads from the ceremony. Using a gradient arrangement ties together the ceremony arch with the reception space. The designers at Blushington created bold, vibrant, and punchy wedding day florals to showcase that using color and pattern can still be elegant and elevated. The spring ..read more