With Halloween approaching, we know fall is in full swing. Bring the colors, textures and vivacity of autumn into your home this fall with beautiful fall flowers. Perfect for any occasion this season, the bouquets created by the design experts at Beneva will make excellent centerpieces or home decor for your Halloween gathering, costume party, or even your trick-or-treating decor. Set gorgeous fall blooms on a well-lit front porch to welcome little trick-or-treaters and enjoy the festivities of the evening. Read More about A Beautiful, Not So Spooky Bouquet »
For some, a traditional spring or summer wedding just won’t do. Instead, they prefer a moody, evocative fall wedding, with all of the richness and depth of the season on display in flowers and decor. Halloween-themed weddings have become a… Read More about Gothic Flowers For Halloween »
This month, celebrate the individuals in your life who work hard to help you succeed in everything you do. Bosses Day was created in 1958 as a way to show appreciation for everything bosses do each day that goes unnoticed. It was started by Patricia Bays Haroski when she realized how hard her boss worked. Since her boss was also her father, she chose his birthday, October 16th, to be the official day of observance, and in 1962, the governor of her state signed Bosses Day into being. In honor of this important day, the professionals at Beneva have created some amazing plants, floral bouquets and gift baskets for you to share with your boss. Read More about Please Your Boss With This Gift »
Who says your wedding florals have to be the biggest, fanciest and most glamorous ones to have ever unfurled toward the sun? It’s entirely possible (and often preferable) to go the minimal route when crafting the look of your tables,… Read More about Minimal Wedding Flowers, Maximum Impact »
Posted by beneva on October 5, 2018
| Last Updated: July 10, 2024
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This month we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, a time in which we pay tribute to the generations of Hispanic Americans who have positively influenced and enriched our nation and society. This month also sees the celebration of the Independence Days of several Latin American countries, including Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, Chile and Belize. Beneva is featuring our best floral designs that include flowers hailing from Hispanic America during this festive time of celebration and reflection. Read More about Celebrate Hispanic Heritage With Gorgeous Flowers »
When you’re planning a wedding and looking at page after page of gorgeous floral designs, you start to gain a new appreciation for flowers. Maybe it ignites a passion for having them in your home or makes you… Read More about Flower 101: The Slow Flower Movement »
Add a pop of color to your home by including fresh, jewel-toned flowers in your living room this autumn. The bold, bright colors in these fall hues will revive and invigorate everyone who sees them. Bright jewel tones can set… Read More about The Bright Way To Decorate Your Home For Fall »
Posted by beneva on September 24, 2018
| Last Updated: October 13, 2022
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Every now and again, a fantastic, flower-centered event idea rolls around, and those of us who do a lot of celebrating through flowers get kinda excited. While they make an appearance at nearly every festive occasion, usually as decor, flowers… Read More about How To Host A Flower Potluck »
Posted by beneva on September 21, 2018
| Last Updated: July 10, 2024
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Elegant fall tables have never been more creative than with edible flowers included on the menu. Choose a recipe that goes well with your menu or add a touch of edible flowers to your drinks or desserts. The experts at Beneva recommend pairing edible flower foods or drinks with a gorgeous table setting for an overall effect that’s as delightful as fall colors. Read More about Eat Your Flowers This Fall! »
Posted by beneva on September 16, 2018
| Last Updated: October 2, 2020
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Ikebana–an ancient flower-arranging tradition from 6th century Japan–is beginning to assert itself in the floral scene, and it’s easy to see why. The method is rooted in Buddhist tradition, having evolved from the pilgrim’s habit of leaving floral… Read More about Hot Floral Trend: Ikebana »
