Bloom Banter Wedding Flowers Podcast Terrianne Foale

Bloom Banter the wedding flowers Podcast is wrapping up season 1, what a journey this year has been, it’s been a roller coaster past 5 months or so, that’s for sure, and we have been privileged to have had the opportunity to create this podcast, we hope the first season have been helpful and inspirational with your wedding flowers planning, there’s some big things in the pipeline at Mondo HQ, and today we are excited to tell you all about it!

For more information on wedding flowers, Real Weddings, and pages of inspiration and helpful advice for planning your wedding flowers VISIT Mondo Floral Designs

For daily inspiration head to our Instagram Page

To download our 20 page Wedding Flowers planning information document and style guide HEAD TO our Podcast Page          

Surprisingly not every flower is available at anytime throughout the year, yes there are seasons and while some flowers will be available broadly throughout a whole year, and some flowers will cross over into multiple seasons, there are certainly a collection of flowers that have limited availability and some that might seem confusing to fully understand in terms of when they flower and when they can be accessed! So it’s really important to do a little bit of research to find out if your dream flower is available for your wedding date.

It can be a very confusing adventure navigating your way through the information on what flowers are available for your wedding day, and you certainly wouldn’t be the first bride-to-be or groom to be to assume that your absolute favourite bloom MUST be available for your wedding day, because let’s face it every time you scroll through the gram it’s staring back at you, and each and every wedding magazine that you buy features it on the front cover!

In today's episode we talk Flower Availability - WHEN AND FOR HOW LONG!

For more information on wedding flowers, Real Weddings, and pages of inspiration and helpful advice for planning your wedding flowers VISIT Mondo Floral Designs

For daily inspiration head to our Instagram Page

To download our 20 page Wedding Flowers planning information document and style guide HEAD TO our Podcast Page            
 

Reception floral designs are ever-changing and we have recently seen a new direction for blooms designed in a uniquely modern way to make impact and stamp your personal style on this space, there are so many new floral styles to consider for your wedding floral reception concept, and so many different ways to deliver that bloom beauty to the table, and in today’s episode we chat about what’s hot and what’s trending in reception table floral designs. 
We chat about reception floral styling and it’s all about delivering those bloom dreams to put that final chapter of your day IN PLACE into that space where in the overall time line of your wedding day you spend FAR more time than anywhere else.

Vases or vase-less reception table flower designs for your wedding day.

For more information on wedding flowers, Real Weddings, and pages of inspiration and helpful advice for planning your wedding flowers VISIT Mondo Floral Designs

For daily inspiration head to our Instagram Page

To download our 20 page Wedding Flowers planning information document and style guide HEAD TO our Podcast Page         

Cover Art Image by Calli B Photography 

Are you looking at investing a large part of your floral budget into the ceremony space AND would like to look at options to then re-purpose this statement floral design? Is it possible to re-use a ceremony design at reception and if so, what are the boundaries and framework to allow this to happen successfully! In today’s episode we chat about how to get more bloom bang for your floral buck – and ways to facilitate the repositioning of ceremony flowers.

Where the ceremony flowers can go at reception and the viable re-positioning areas.

For more information on wedding flowers, Real Weddings, and pages of inspiration and helpful advice for planning your wedding flowers VISIT Mondo Floral Designs

For daily inspiration head to our Instagram Page

To download our 20 page Wedding Flowers planning information document and style guide HEAD TO our PODCAST PAGE     

Cover Art by Nicola Lemmon Photography 

If you have been keeping a watchful eye in the world of blooms you have may have noticed the latest botanical craze of ‘Preserved Foliage and Flowers’ pulling ranks in the flower industry. This new in vogue botanical offering is commanding attention with a contemporary and unique style of bleached, preserved and dyed textural leaves, flowers, and fillers, allowing an everlasting and ecological flower story, and we are happy to say we are in LOVE.

In today's episode we talk about the new cool kids on the flower block, preserved flowers are the latest botanical craze, very in vogue and steamrolling their way through the wedding floral concepts in an innovative and uniquely modern way!

For more information on wedding flowers, Real Weddings, and pages of inspiration and helpful advice for planning your wedding flowers VISIT Mondo Floral Designs

For daily inspiration head to our Instagram Page

To download our 20 page Wedding Flowers planning information document and style guide HEAD TO our Podcast Page         

Cover Art Image by Luke Middlemiss Photography 

So are corsages and buttonhole florals for weddings today still a thing, and what is a corsage and what is a buttonhole bloom? In today’s episode I discuss these floral traditions, a bit of background regarding their origin and whether they still have a place in today's modern wedding. 
We talk about how they originally became a wedding tradition and whether you still need to include these traditional floral designs into your wedding concept.

For more information on wedding flowers, Real Weddings, and pages of inspiration and helpful advice for planning your wedding flowers VISIT Mondo Floral Designs

For daily inspiration head to our Instagram Page

To download our 20 page Wedding Flowers planning information document and style guide HEAD TO our PODCAST PAGE          

Cover Art Image by Janneke Storm