Wildflora Blog

If a Christmas tree isn't quite your jam, but you're still wanting fresh botanicals to decorate your home during the holiday season, consider flowers! We gathered a red, green, and cream-colored flowers, then attached them to a wooden ladder for some floral festivity. This is a great option for a single night event or party. However, if you'd like them to last longer, consider making small arrangements in floral foam, then putting the wet foam in a bag, and obscuring the bag in something like a stocking or burlap sash. What are your favorite creative ways to work flowers into...

These floral cuties are a great way to add some botanical beauty to your Thanksgiving celebration (or any event for that matter). Here's how we created ours: Get a flower, some sprigs or greens, and a pieces string or hemp. Trim you flowers & greens to be slightly shorter than the glass stem. Tie the items together, but leave an extra amount of string. Use the excess string length to attach to the drinking glass. You can trim any excess afterwards or tie a little bow. TIP: Use different flower/green combos for each glass so guest can easily tell which is theirs....

We're thrilled to share our beautiful Gather Collection just in time for Thanksgiving. Whether big, small, friends, family, feast or cocktails, we've got options for every gathering.  

Flower arrangements are an easy way to spruce up any Thanksgiving table, but adding flowers to the meal itself can elevate your party to a whole new level. We usually order our edible flowers from Gourmet Sweet Botanicals because they have a huge selection, but you can also find them at some grocery stores, like Whole Foods and Sprouts. If you go the shipping route, keep in mind these are a live product, so you'll want to time your order to ensure they're fresh on the day of your event. This styling used the following blooms: Hibiscus Marigold Snapdragon Calendula Cilantro Ways...