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Florists' Review - October 2021

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Extra Features and Video Online FloristsReview.com R E A D O N L I N E 33 and occasions. Ferry informs that Robertson's even offers basic tablescape packages on its website, including linens, candles and more. e company offers an extensive line of rental items to create its magical tablescapes. "It is important to educate our customers on the wide range of possibilities for table décor," Ferry concludes. Gilberto Espinoza-Friehoff , creative director at Dogwood & Fir in San Diego, Calif., shared his inspiration about the wedding tablescape featured on Page 29: "We envisioned a wedding as white as snow, with accents of gold and ivory to give that feeling that winter is coming with all its joy and whimsy. Our tablescape was inspired by the texture of a frosty winter forest, freshly blanketed with snow. We incorporated bleached dried flowers and preserved foliage in white and cream hues. For the table runner, we selected a delicate lace overlay, which added a dose of intricacy among the other whitish neutrals in our overall look. We placed gold candelabra with tall white candles throughout the tablescape to set the ambiance for the night. Perhaps our favorite piece of the tablescape were the glass cloches encasing white fairy lights that lit up the evening with magic." Regina Gust, owner of Regina Gust Designs, one of Houston's premier commercial and residential holiday décor design firms, incorporates trending colors with traditional favorites and European influences into her work, which often features garland tablescapes. Known as the "Queen of Christmas" in the Houston area, Gust often incorporates fresh Magnolia leaves, pine and cedar, perhaps accented with clear glass ornaments and soft white twinkle lights into her garland tablescapes, which generally also comprise fresh flowers. She can transition her clients' tablescapes from anksgiving to Christmas to New Year's and beyond by simply changing out the fresh botanicals. "Ornaments, glittery trees and other holiday props really complement holiday table décor and gets everyone in the holiday spirit," Gust advises. Pic and Petal, Leatal Cohen

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