An evolved version of Dozen Roses ♡ A wonderful guest participation flower ceremony using real roses 🌹

2022.11.17 published

Discovering a Wonderful Ceremony ♡

I came across a lovely flower ceremony at a wedding through the official Japanese Instagram of the renowned British flower designer brand "Jane Packer," and I'm excited to share it with you! ♡

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A Flower Ceremony Completed by Guests and the Couple 🌹

Here is the flower ceremony introduced by Jane Packer.

First, the guests attach tags to white roses (in the welcome space, etc.). The tags contain words to give to the couple like "gratitude" and "kindness," so they choose a tag that resonates with them.

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Then, during the ceremony and reception, the couple attaches messages to red roses for each other.

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The messages from the couple were:

From the groom to the bride: "Together as one,"

From the bride to the groom: "Let’s talk a lot, laugh a lot, and eat a lot 😊."

The couple then completes the ceremony by placing their bright red roses in the center of many pure white roses with tags attached by the guests. 🌹

It creates a guest-participatory wedding certificate ceremony using real flowers. Isn’t it lovely? ♡

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After the wedding, the florist can arrange the flowers like a bouquet, making it possible to display them in their new home.

The center of the white roses filled with the guests' thoughts features a bright red rose filled with love for each other. What a romantic bouquet it becomes! ♡

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A Wonderful Flower Ceremony ♡

The groom presents a bouquet of roses to the bride, known as a "dozen roses," and the "guest-participatory wedding certificate" is completed with the guests' signatures—this flower ceremony beautifully combined both traditions. ♡

The tags introduced by Jane Packer had phrases like "gratitude" and "kindness," but I think it would be wonderful for each guest to write their original messages as well. 🌹

If you are a couple looking to incorporate a ceremony using real flowers, consider this inspiration! ♩

➡ Jane Packer's Instagram

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