Friday, March 5, 2010

A Perfect 10!



It’s Flower Week on The Knot.com and La Petite Fleur is so perfectly pleased to have contributed to the site’s Top 10 Expert Tips for the Best Wedding Flowers article.

Not only was La Petite Fleur selected from an overwhelming number of submissions, but we appear third on the list!


In this Top 10 feature, The Knot has once again gathered the best-of-the-best, nationwide, to present brides with the most helpful, innovative and unique information on wedding floral design and shopping.

And what’s even better is that this phenomenal on-line guide doesn’t just “petal” tips, but rather offers tangible, sage advice that couples at any budget level can utilize to help them realize a special look for their special day.

So whether you’re a bride-to-be, know someone who is, or are already enjoying married life, La Petite Fleur (remember, #3) and our peers offer flower shopping recommendations that can be useful no matter what event you’re planning.  Go on now, click on the link above… check it out, bookmark it and send it to all your friends!

Monday, March 1, 2010

LPF Had a Ball with Ancillae Assumpta Academy



This past Saturday evening, La Petite Fleur supported Ancillae Assumpta Academy’s annual Blue and White Ball at the Ballroom at the Ben in Philadelphia. This year, the event benefited the Wyncote school’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Lab, which is currently under construction.

Using school colors (blue and white, of course) and the STEM lab’s curriculum, which includes LEGO robotics, as inspiration, the LPF design team constructed centerpieces that merged education with elegance. 

Playing off the science aspect, we designed table décor that utilized an abundance of clean-line glassware. Several of the centerpieces included tall cylinders that showcased custom-designed wraps featuring the words Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.  Suspended above these wraps in the top third of the cylinders were intricate LEGO Bionicle sculptures and K’nex pieces. To complement the rigidity of the cylinder pieces, bubble bowls filled with blue water, loops of grass and a white Gerbera were nestled at each base. 

Alternating tables featured tall cylinders with the custom wrap, blue water and streams of white cymbidium orchids.  Completing this high-minded look was a set of five beaker-like bud vases with orchids and tall grass.

Overall, for the La Petite Fleur team, discovering how to work this theme into a fun, yet sophisticated, concept was as cool as school!