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We made these bouquets in the back part of Herman Schwartz at my dad's old location off Pico and Hauser. I have fond memories of working in the tiny space, which doubled as the storage, and taking lunch breaks at Sky's Tacos.  To create a soft, modern look, I stuck to two types of flowers; roses and orchids, in pale pinks and creams. We wired each cymbidium orchid, which can be time-consuming, but once you're in the zone, it's very relaxing.  A touch of sage (the herb) accents the orchids in these elegant boutonnieres. I realized I did have a color-blindness of sorts when I couldn't tell if this fabric was peach or blush. The irony of having optical impairment as a florist!  Comments are closed.
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