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March 4, 2025

Rocky Mountain Bride – Feature! Kathryn & Matthew

We were so thrilled to be a part of Kathryn and Matthew’s breathtaking wedding at Hatley Castle! The timeless blue and white color palette provided the perfect backdrop for our floral designs. Seeing our creations come to life in such a stunning setting, enhancing the elegance and romance of the day, was truly rewarding. And , it was featured in Rocky Mountain Bride…BONUS!

If you’re dreaming of a similarly elegant and unforgettable wedding, contact us today ! We would love to jump on a Discovery Call with you to hear all about your event planning to date!

Read the full article here: Rocky Mountain Bride

Vendors

Venue: Hatley Castle Photographer: Jenzel Velo Planning + Design: Your Kind of Wonderful Beauty: Alisha Hopps Florist: Foxgloves Flowers Caterer: Truffles Catering Rentals: Trend Decor Dress Designer: Katherine Tash Bridal Boutique: Everly Fine Bridal

April 15, 2021

Tips to planning a Micro Wedding

We are thrilled to be featured on weddingwire.ca as an expert, spilling tips we have learned through the pandemic for all things micro wedding planning.

Wedding planning is looking quite different these days and flowers are no different! We have had to shift in many ways for weddings and are happy to share with readers what we know and how you can plan for your own mini wedding.

Stay flexible

For Foxgloves, I think the biggest change has been adapting the original floral and decor plans, sometimes to a totally different season—we try to maintain the original look and feel while having to swap out entire lists of seasonally available products for new ones.”

Vendors and venues are working closely with their couples to adapt plans. This past year has been such a challenging one. Couples planning their wedding during this time have switched their dates 2,3,4 and sometimes even 5 times with the ever changing health guidelines!!

Reallocate your budget

We are reallocating the funds from bridesmaids bouquets and table centres into arch florals, backdrops and elaborate table florals for many brides. That said, a few events earlier during Covid when 50-people weddings were still allowed, we actually had to increase table numbers as we were only allowed a maximum of 4 people at a table. When this was happening we were having to stretch budgets.

From flowers to cakes, the typical wedding budget is being reallocated for a micro wedding

For more tips, read the rest of the blog post here!

November 6, 2020

Flowers Just Because

What a year 2020 has been. Every single one of us has had to dig deep, find our strength and resilience and feel so many emotions as we have navigated this whirl wind of a year. Who could have predicted that this year would bring on this life altering pandemic which has effected the world and so many people in so many different ways.

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February 7, 2020

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January 19, 2020

Sheilah + Jeff a Romantic Wedding Shoot in Victoria BC

We are in love with the elegant and romantic flowers that we did for this couple on their wedding day. We brought organic and earthy tones to fit with the most beautiful backdrops throughout the waterfronts around Victoria, BC. The bride and groom chose soft colour palettes of delicate greens, pinks, blues and peach tones with gold accents emerging organically as the dominant colours throughout. The bride, Sheilah, opted for more simplicity when it came to decor, her dress and the florals. Allowing us to have freedom to create her vision of a vintage style vibe.

With a a love for the 1920s and fashion in that era, the soft hues of the florals went perfectly with Sheilah’s fitted gown with the most beautiful details of beading and embroidery. Just as elegant and easy defines the bride, so does their bridal party who complimented the neutral tones with pale pinks and soft lavenders. We were lucky enough to work with the bride as we planned out prior to the wedding bringing to the table ideas such as the hexagonal arbor when we first met. She trust your judgment and it came out beautifully. She was thrilled to have left the design and planning to us, bring forth ideas of heather to celebrate her Scottish heritage, in which we incorporated into the design. Everything outdoors framed the space bringing her guests to the backdrop where they said ‘I Do’. The floral design from the outdoor ceremony was then brought indoors and used for the reception. What a treat to design with this bride and see the gorgeous photos bring it all together.

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Photographer: Chelsea Warren Photography

Ceremony Location: Victoria Golf Club

Floral Designer: Foxgloves Flowers

Bridal Designer: Eddy K

Dress Store: Brickhouse Bridal

Hair Stylist: Lucas Sena

Makeup Artist: Makeup Artistry by Trish

Tuxedo and Mens Attire: Suit Supply Cherry Creek

Bakery: Patisserie Daniel