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The Pantone Color Institute has announced its Color of the Year for 2017 — and we’re back to just one color this year! It’s called “Greenery” or Pantone 15-0343 – a gorgeous shade of green. The color is said to be symbolic of “new beginnings” — the reconnection we seek with nature and one another. Greenery is described by the institute as a “fresh and zesty yellow-green shade that evokes the first days of spring when nature’s greens revive, restore and renew.” This annual color award is supposed to serve as an icon of what’s taking place in the world, an expression of the mood and attitude. And this year that mood and attitude is a yearning for a fresh New Year, healthier food choices, flowers, greens, and the outdoors — in one word, environment. “There’s a growing desire to reconnect with Nature and what is real, and find ways to disconnect from technology. We need a break. We need to stop and breathe,” states Laurie Pressman, the Pantone Color Institute’s vice president. So, in 2017

Ten fabulous photos from Green Wedding Shoes Blog - They’re truly, madly, deeply, head over heels in love with love. They love sharing weddings with their readers and believe that there is no “right” way to throw a wedding. Whether you’re dreaming of an intimate wedding on a farm, a weekend camping adventure or a handmade wedding in a loft, they love them all! Their mission: To help couples personalize their wedding day and make it truly about the two of them as a couple.

It’s no secret that we appreciate beautiful protea here at Resendiz Brothers. Our latest fave? Ceres’ queen-size bloom and crimson bracts with white feathery tips, a love-at-first-sight creation. Drawing from a lineage of P. Magnefica (queen) and P. Obtusifolia, Ceres is a gorgeous yet hardy bush that when flowering can be seen from a distance and certainly can’t be missed. This queen protea has divine deep green leaves and sturdy long stems. And since Ceres blooms late autumn through winter, there’s a bounty of beauty, love and joy to spread through the holiday season and right into Valentine’s Day.

  A very traditional Christmas wedding at Rhinefield House in the New Forest, here are Jenny's wedding flowers. Jenny's bouquet, red roses, spray roses and mixed berries with white wax flower and pine, holly and mistletoe for the foliages. Absolutely gorgeous for a traditional Christmas wedding. Bridesmaids carried bouquets of white roses, spray roses and wax flower with red berries and wintery pine, holly and mistletoe.Lovely for a christmas wedding. Buttonholes of white rose and wax flower with burgundy skimmia and ivy leaves for the men. Corsages of white double freesia with wax flower and ivy leaves for the ladies, Simple but very pretty. The aisle chairs decorated with white sashes and a posy of red rose, pine, mistletoe and wax flower tucked into the bow. The aisle at Rhinefield decorated ready for Jenny and Phil's wedding ceremony. The chairs are decorated with white sashes and seasonal posies of flowers and the start of the aisle is marked by a pair of tall lanterns

For the last sixteen years we have designed and created a special Resendiz Brothers calendar, which we proudly share with all our family and friends. The time spent crafting the calendar has also become very special to us as it gives us the opportunity to reflect on the past year, to rummage through twelve months of fabulous photos and select our top thirteen favorites. The cover is usually a photograph that received quite a bit of attention during the year, and this year's choice - was no exception (it even made the home page of our new website). The remaining twelve pictures are selected based on the month or holiday which they represent and hopefully, with Mother Nature's cooperation the flowers be in bloom and ready for harvesting around the same time. So, here’s the 2017 images – which include a special combination of arrangements, bouquets, field shots, wreaths and truck loads of flowers! January February March April May June July August September October November Dece