Flower Couture is a boutique wedding florist. We design our flowers for every individual customer and no two bouquets are exactly alike.
Having said that, we are not purists when it comes to design. We don’t mind recreating or improving upon an existing style according to the customers’ preferences with flowers that can be found in Singapore.
Customers will email us pictures of flower arrangements from the internet and we try to recreate a similar look and style.
Often times, the pictures are from the western hemisphere, which could mean that certain flowers are not available locally. In which case, we will advise the customer on alternative flowers to use or we’ll be brutally honest and say it’s not doable. (We rather say “can’t be done” upfront than to disappoint you later on your wedding day!)
Here are some examples of customers’ preferences which we’ve recreated.
Customer’s sample cascading white cream bouquet
Our recreated version of creamy calla lilies, white phalaenopsis orchids, white orchids, white eustoma, baby’s breath, mini green eucalyptus.
Customer’s sample bridal bouquet
Our recreated version with red roses, dark red gerberas, red hypericums, pale pink astilbe, red alstroemeria, green hydrangea, red leucadendron, mini ruscus.
Wedding planner’s sample bouquet for her bride-to-be
Flower Couture’s version with pastel pink roses, cream roses, succulent, white freesia, lilac matthiola, mix wild flowers.
Customer’s sample picture of white calla lilies & green cymbidium bouquet
Flower Couture’s replica
Customer’s sample photo of a rustic country bouquet.
Flower Couture’s rendition – using gerberas & freesia to substitute for daisies and anemones. Flower types are quite different, but we have to work with flowers available locally to create a similar style.
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Customer’s sample picture of fuchsia pink, & orange flowers with dark maroon calla lilies.
Flower Couture’s rendition – customer did not want the orange colour in the bouquet, so we omitted the orange and stuck to the rest of the colours.
Customer’s sample picture of a table centerpiece for a fine dining experience.
Flower Couture’s replica – purple eustoma, pink hydrangea, green eustomas, green hypericum and tealeaf.
Customer’s sample picture of a red bouquet of roses, calla lilies, cymbidium orchids and wild flowers.
Flower Couture’s rendition – unfortunately we do not have those lovely big roses, so we make do with China red roses, with dark maroon calla lilies (as requested by bride), red cymbidium orchids with bits of foliage
Customer’s sample picture of a cream, green with a touch of brown bouquet.
Flower Couture’s rendition – Cream roses, white sweet william, and white alstro which has some elements of brown when the buds open.
Customer’s sample picture of white phalaenopsis boutonniere.
Flower Couture’s replica.
Customer’s sample picture – a bridal bouquet featuring white phalaenopsis and green cymbidiums.
Flower Couture’s rendition – we preferred to keep it really elegant and clean with the use of phalaenopsis and cymbidiums only.
Customer wanted to incorporate the Chanel’s 2012 Spring Collection pearls hairstyling into the floral arrangements.
Flower Couture incorporating the style into the arrangements.
Flower Couture incorporating the style into the arrangements.
Sample picture of hanging ribbon backdrop for a wedding ceremony.
Sample picture of couple’s names on dollies against hanging ribbon backdrop.
Flower Couture’s version of a ribbon backdrop with the couple’s names. It was a thrill putting this style together.
Bridal bouquet – white roses, baby’s breath with stems wrapped with leaves and light brown twine
Flower Couture replicating the bouquet as depicted in the client’s photo.
Centrepiece in a globe vase – Client’s specific preference.
Flower Couture’s version of the centrepiece in the photo given by the client.
We hope you enjoyed this post!
If you wish to recreate a dream bouquet you saw on the internet, feel free to drop us an email with the picture at Flowercouture@outlook.sg and we’ll get back to you on the possibilities.