According to folklore, it is said that French Huguenots farmers would approach their girlfriends with the flower in their lapels when about to ask for their hand in marriage. The common name, Blushing Bride, apart from the obvious inference of the flowers color, derives from the fact that the suitor's intention was apparent to all who met him, much to the embarrassment of his bride-to-be. continued below....
So you have a client presentation or a bid you're working on and you want to WOW them, get the business and make your clients event dreams come true. Go prepared and go DIFFERENT in your floral offering.
For example, take this remarkable combination of rare varieties from Mayesh, including the provocative iridescence of Peruvian Apple: An ornamental papery pod that stretches the length on tall "black" stems. Peruvian Apples actually resemble "miniature apples" and are in blended hues of black grape to a strong contrasting color of granny apple green. Included in the arrangement are Nigella pods and Millet. Simply exquisite, as your presentation will be with these show stoppers.
Consider these: CLEMATIS VINE from Mayesh, one of the most romantic of all climbing varieties with blooms in so many different colors there are simply too many to list.