Last night I met with Emma, one of my brides who will be getting married in March. We were discussing different types of flowers that might be appropriate for her flower girls. She settled on this darling little rose. These are Majolica spray roses, and I am just crazy about them!
They are such dreamy roses and look great in corsages, flower halos, and of course in wedding bouquets. Majolika roses are spray roses, which means that each stem produces three to seven petite flowers. These are often labeled as white, but the color is more ivory and sometimes soft blush.
As the flowers mature and open they often show their yellow stamens as in the top picture. These little beauties look just like they were picked from a cottage garden. Majolika roses also come in light and hot pink. It's a perfect flower no matter what your style is!
Last night I met with Emma, one of my brides who will be getting married in March. We were discussing different types of flowers that might be appropriate for her flower girls. She settled on this darling little rose. These are Majolica spray roses, and I am just crazy about them!
They are such dreamy roses and look great in corsages, flower halos, and of course in wedding bouquets. Majolika roses are spray roses, which means that each stem produces three to seven petite flowers. These are often labeled as white, but the color is more ivory and sometimes soft blush.
As the flowers mature and open they often show their yellow stamens as in the top picture. These little beauties look just like they were picked from a cottage garden. Majolika roses also come in light and hot pink. It's a perfect flower no matter what your style is!
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