For the contemporary florist, never has the assortment of materials available been so varied and so accessible, especially from Mayesh Wholesale Florist.
Take Yves Piaget, now grown year round exclusively for Mayesh Wholesale Florists. The wealth of organic materials with which it is possible to create designs is only limited by the ideas and concepts of the designer. And because today's modern florists are so open-minded and so creative this means there are virtually no barriers as to what and how products can be used.
Garden Roses are surely an essential ingredient in today's weddings, particularly as one of the main trends is a Romantic/Belle Epoque feel with lace, silk, damask in cream and ivory tones, blushes, pinks and peaches. The look of flower arrangements is loose, casual and uncontrived (although it is quite an endeavor to create this look), and the ingredients are ones that hark back to yesteryear: Hydrangeas, dahlias, fragrant herbs and scented roses. Wedding bouquets, reminiscent of Redoute's engravings of roses that delight and excite the brides, when they raise them to their noses…as brides always do!
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While often overlooked, we should be aware that we all work in a fashion-oriented industry. Ironically it seems, that while the majority of the industry is chasing flowers with straight stems, homogenous blooms, long shelf-life; flowers that are easy to handle and easy to pack, there is a large segment of the industry seeking a romantic alternative that harks back to an era when flowers were more fragrant, and arrangements employed a twisted stem to advantage.
Indeed, when speaking of competitive advantage, these types of traits are important ingredients when the Boutique Florist and the Design Studio strive to differentiate themselves from the Big Box and the Super Market! 
