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Old 09-02-2008, 06:43 PM
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Wedding book recommendations ?

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I want to treat myself to a floristry wedding book. There are lots on the internet but its hard to tell if they will be any good when they turn up. Want one that gives you a few technical tips and looking into the future, one I could show brides to be. Any recommendations appreciated.
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Hi,
I want to treat myself to a floristry wedding book. There are lots on the internet but its hard to tell if they will be any good when they turn up. Want one that gives you a few technical tips and looking into the future, one I could show brides to be. Any recommendations appreciated.
hey y dont u go hav look rnd bookshops then u can flick throught first c what yer buying? then order what u want online if its cheaper
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Hi, I'd recommend a 'Paula Pryke' check out Amazon and see if you can get one preowned.
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Liz /Claire Cowling-- Straight from the heart, Fusion flowers --Wedding 1 + 2
Moniek Vanden Berghe-- Flowers in love 1+2, All very good
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I agree with these guys. Paula Pryke is really classic and lovely. Not particularly 'radical', but tastefull.

Liz & Claire Cowling are very modern, intricate with lots of wire, inspired by the work of Moniek so similar styles.

My preference would be Paula, can't go wrong. Easy enough to replicate. The Cowling's work is quite labourious in my personal opinion, and not everyone 'gets it'! Bride's are more likely to want Pryke style than Cowling style I think.
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might throw this back out on its own..

Not sure what your after,but if its lots of pictures to show brides,theres a magazine out every 2 months "wedding flowers"(ISSUE IN JAN STILL AVAILABLE)i've always wanted to say this "available at all good bookstores/shops"(wh smiths and the like).....if only we had a saying like that for flower shops(you know "real proper,good")...you see the moment i said good book shops you thought upmarket..you were'nt thinking khans mini mart or perhaps not even tesco...
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