The language is flowers bloomed during the Victorian era when elaborately chosen tussie-mussies became a delicate way for lovers and close friends to communicate their feelings for each other. The tussie-mussy, also known as nosegay or posey, is a small bouquet that was originally carried in the hand or pinned on ones dress to make it possible for the wearer to burry her nose in the floral scent; thereby escaping from the unpleasant odours of the environment. During the reign of British Queen Victoria, the tussie-mussy became a popular fashion accessory and was often received as a gift from known or secret admirers. (more…)
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Monday, February 8th, 2010How to pick a wedding bouquet
Tuesday, January 5th, 2010For many brides, the wedding bouquet shouldn’t just be pretty it should be a personal statement that actually means something to the woman carrying down the isle. Here are a few suggestions about how you can personalize your wedding bouquet and turning it into something beyond sheer beauty.
Incorporate geographical elements that carries significance for you
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