Floral engagement and lost love birds
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Floral Engagement and Lost Lovebirds
A Florist's Tale of Love and Unexpected Adventures
Being a florist for nearly thirty years has been a rewarding and fascinating journey. I've had the pleasure of meeting all sorts of people?"some ordinary, some extraordinary, and some quite peculiar.
A Royal Connection
In 1981, as Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer announced their engagement, I was part of the floral team tasked with decorating the marquee for the Berkeley Square Ball in central London. The theme was love and romance, with a delightful palette of pink and white.
A Floral Wonderland
To create this romantic setting, we began our day at the crack of dawn, leaving home at 2 AM. The venue was transformed with exotic flowers sourced globally. Opening the flower boxes felt like unveiling a treasure trove. We used large oriental Asiatic and calla lilies, cymbidium and dendrobium orchids, roses, and Gerberas for breathtaking pedestal arrangements. Fragrant freesias adorned the table centerpieces. Garden trellises were set up to create intimate spaces, adorned with ivy and rusks to mimic creeping vines. Hardy carnations were added to ensure the display stayed fresh.
Celebrities and Sweet Melodies
While we worked, the sounds of celebrities rehearsing filled the air. Elaine Paige sang her Evita hits, while Bonnie Langford danced with Lionel Blair and his sister. They graciously took a moment to admire our floral artistry.
The Lovebirds' Tale
In a final romantic touch, several pairs of lovebirds were suspended in elegant white cages around the marquee. Sadly, one cage fell, releasing a bird. Despite our best efforts to recapture it, the bird found a gap and escaped below the canvas. We felt a pang of sadness for its partner left behind. Compassionately, we decided to release the remaining bird into the square, hoping they would reunite.
To this day, I wonder if those lovebirds found each other and wish for their happily ever after.
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