Monica & Frank

Gina at En Luce Photography shared images of the flowers we did for Monica and Frank's wedding a couple of weeks ago.

The bridal bouquet was made of all white phaleanopsis orchids with jewels and beads inserted.

The bridesmaids bouquets were a simple stem of white hydrangea with succulents and peacock feathers.

The groom's boutonniere matched the bridal bouquet with a white phaleanopsis orchid.

The groomsmen's boutonnieres were made from small white cymbidium orchid blooms and a succulent to match the bridesmaid's bouquets.

The wrist corsage made out of green cymbidium orhcid makes an elegant presentation.

wrist corsage in detail

Monica accented her veil with a hand-wired phaleanopsis orchid to match the groom's boutonniere.

This shot reveals the groom's whimsical side.

From the ceremony to the reception the couple drove a vintage inspired wagon.

The reception, at Julia Morgan Ballroom on California Street, Downtown San Francisco, features white and green flowers including orchids, lilies, tulips, hydrangea, vibernum and amaranthus. 

The tablescapes utilized the architectural interest of both high and low centerpieces, perfect for the ballroom.

Thanks to Monica and frank for allowing Edmond's Floral to be a part of your gorgeous day.  For more images of this wedding, refer to En Luce's Blog at http://enlucephotography.com/blog/

Spring is Here

It is officially spring and exciting blossoms are happening.  This begins the most prolfic time of the year in the floral world.  Today in our fridge we have lilacs, dogwood, rannunculus, parrot tulips, red bud, vibernum, apple blossoms and hyacinth.  This is in addition to our usual standards of Ecuadorian roses, calla lilies, Casa Blanca Lilies, heliconia, cymbidium, oncidium, phaleanopsis and dendrobrium orchids.  Our 1200 sf refrigerator is always packed with the freshest curated selection of high-end flowers in the Bay Area. 




Chocolate cymbidium orchid in our labratory vase with date palms and kumquats.

Rannunuculus blooms in its voluptuous glory for a short season. 

A small sampling of the vases we have in our shop.

We are always searching for the most unique varieties of flowers.  At Edmond's, a rose is not just a rose.

Edmond's first inspriation when he started the shop 17 years ago was the heliconia.  Today, still, we carry a wide variety of tropical flowers from lobster claw heliconia to monkey tail and antherium.