Wedding promise kept: wreaths, crowns and bouquets

By A Mystery Man Writer

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When her high school BFF gave birth to a daughter, a floral consultant promised to design the wedding flowers when the daughter married. Thirty years later, lives, love, friendship—and flowers—aligned. Not only did Kim Morrill joyfully keep her wedding flowers promise, she brought two floral design pros with her. All photos: The Photography Shoppe The results are versatile designs you can adapt: floral wreaths encircling wedding cakes on the reception tables, flower crowns and hand-held wreaths for the flower girls and bouquets—with the bridal bouquet featuring the rosary from a beloved deceased grandfather. Promise kept with wreaths “I told her I would do Amy’s wedding flowers,” says Kim, now a floral consultant in Seattle, of her South Dakota high school best friend Roxie Loftesness. How did designing floral wreaths for cake centerpieces fulfill this promise? “Of course, Amy had a
When her high school BFF gave birth to a daughter, a floral consultant promised to design the wedding flowers when the daughter married. Thirty years