Thursday, November 12, 2009
Happy Anniversary
... to US! Tonight is our 7th Anniversary Party at the shop! Come stop by and enjoy 20% off on every purchase and future orders as our way of saying thank you! Come join us for a fabulous party tonight!
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Monday, November 9, 2009
7th annual holiday open house
Come join us for an evening full of holiday cheer with beautiful decor, floral designs, wine, cheese, delectable deserts, a welcoming atmosphere and good company!
We will also be holding a giveaway to one lucky guest from the night. So be sure to come stop by and kick off the season at The Blooming Idea!
Thursday November 12th from 4-8pm
8008 Ashlane Way
The Woodlands TX 77382
281-465-4288
See you there!
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Angles and Texture
We also used the same idea in two tall coordinating arrangements with the equisitem, pin cushion protea, james storii orchids, and varigated flax leaves.
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Sunday, November 1, 2009
Congratulations...
... to Tricha Stapelton!
She recieved our free bouquet from our monthly bouquet givaway! We look forward to creating something beautiful for you! Please email us at FrancesE@thebloomingidea.com to recieve your gift certificate.
We appreciate your feedback so keep commenting for your chance to win a free bouquet! Winner will be announced the 1st of every month.
She recieved our free bouquet from our monthly bouquet givaway! We look forward to creating something beautiful for you! Please email us at FrancesE@thebloomingidea.com to recieve your gift certificate.
We appreciate your feedback so keep commenting for your chance to win a free bouquet! Winner will be announced the 1st of every month.
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Friday, October 30, 2009
A Tablescape For Royalty

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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Screams of autumn

Inspired by texture and movement, this piece was all about the curves! Simple pops of yellow kept it bright and interesting, but the structure is the true focal point of this piece; encamsilating movement, rhythm, and fluidity. We emphasized the structure by adding flowers that would accentuate the curves, not overpower or distract.
Movement is a key aspect in a piece that is less about being full of flowers and more about structure, balance, and line.
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Carlton Woods Member Guest Event 2009
Lushious, Luxurious, Vulumptuous & Stunning...
In addition to over 40 centerpieces we also created a beautiful table scape for the Champions table with 8 silver mint julep cups filled with roses, 2 low silver bowl centerpieces overflowing with a variety of white and ivory blooms, and a showstopping silver trumpet with chocolate and white cymbidium orchids dangling from curly willow.
But we didn't stop there; we also created two showpieces for the buffet tables complete with dangling orchids, suspended roses, arching tulips, and a hint of chocolate with brown hypericum berries. 
...happens to be the most appropriate way to describe our latest event at the Carlton Woods. Using solid silver standards and bowls filled to capacity with the most luxurious white and ivory flowers, they filled the room with an overwhelming sense of royalty.
In addition to over 40 centerpieces we also created a beautiful table scape for the Champions table with 8 silver mint julep cups filled with roses, 2 low silver bowl centerpieces overflowing with a variety of white and ivory blooms, and a showstopping silver trumpet with chocolate and white cymbidium orchids dangling from curly willow.
But we didn't stop there; we also created two showpieces for the buffet tables complete with dangling orchids, suspended roses, arching tulips, and a hint of chocolate with brown hypericum berries. 
After all was said an done, there are still no appropriate words to completely encompass the overall feeling of the event. Photos aid in the endeavour to portray the beauty of the arrangements but there is something about standing in a room bursting at the seams with gorgeous flowers that just can't be caught on film.
Not to mention the fact that we always have a wonderful time!
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
Interfaith Event at the Carlton Woods
On the 30th of September the Carlton Woods hosted a silent auction party for an Interfaith event. The theme was Going Green, as was represented by the beautiful green linens and a variety of all white and green botanicals. We created grids out of stems to use as the framework for all our showpieces. Exposed mechanics has become a popular contemporary spin on elegant and formal events. We pride ourselves for continually pushing the limits and thinking outside the box. Which is how these beauties developed.
Using a textural mix of tropicals, orientals, hanging amaranthus, billowy hydrangea, and fully open white roses we created an ethereal setting; reminiscent to that of a forest floor or star lit jungle. The addition of twinkling lights and dangling crystals emphasized the draping feel of the centerpiece.It was a pleasure to create such beautiful pieces filled with lush flowers, creating impact and drama with a subtle contemporary flare. So tell us, how do you go green?
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Saturday, October 10, 2009
It's Time To Party
It's only the second week of October and we've had over 20 events! Needless to say we are excited for the chance to make some gorgeous arrangements; here's a sneak peak:



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Monday, October 5, 2009
Southerns Christmas Show with Jim Granger
A few weeks ago we made another treck down to one of our wholesalers to see the first of many Christmas shows. During October our local wholesalers host a number of featured designers to show off the newest and most glamorous Christmas decor. Christmas for the floral industry starts in October!
We shopped for Christmas goodies and beautiful decorations for the shop, so make sure to come by and see us all decked out for Christmas! As a hint, I will say we will be full of glitz, glamour, and sparkle...
We watched as Jim Granger AIFD created beautiful designs for all the holidays. Here are some pictures of his wonderful designs:

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