Large Floral Arrangements from Irvine Florist Make August Weddings Magical

IRVINE, Calif., Aug. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- August isn't filled with holidays. But for the nearly 40 year old business Irvine Florist, it's still a busy time. You can hear the clippers working as florists put together the perfect bouquets for summer nuptials. Huge floral arrangements cover the Von Karman avenue shop.

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Founded in 1974, the space is dedicated to providing the very best in everything floral. Though they service large swathes of LA County, they still keep a customer focus. "I have used Irvine Florist for the past three years and they have always exceeded my expectations," said Susan P of Newport Beach.

But why so many big flower arrangements and glass bowls? What about flowers speak to us?

Perhaps it's how they symbolize the renewing power of nature. Perhaps it's their aesthetics, their pleasing colors and smells. But that can't be all.

The perfect arrangement can convey our feelings in a way we never could with words. The study of flower arrangement and symbolism is floriography. (If you don't think that's important, ask the poor guy who bought lovey-dovey coriander for a funeral and gave dour cypress to his beau.)

Flowers' meanings are tied deeply to the form of the flower themselves. Although the deep red of roses represents romantic love, the arrangers at Irvine Florists know that roses have thorns. Their gardening gloves are well honed from the task of creating large flower arrangements on a budget. With the right flowers, a bride's beaming face can be the only communication we need on the most special of days.

For the more worldly among us, it's money that talks. Irvine Florist aims to please either demographic; customers can purchase flowers by theme (from the expected roses to "tropical and exotic") or by value. Brides or reunion celebrators can appreciate the time saved.

The most common flowers blooming in August are Mums, Daylilies, or Black-Eyed Susans.  These plants can stand high temperatures and little water. But don't fret if others are your favorite; large flower arrangements can be made in any style by the skilled workers at Irvine Florist.

Perhaps the best thing about an August wedding is the intense focus your bouquet will get. Irvine Florist has prided itself on making each arrangement count, and your flowers won't have to wait in Valentine's or Mother's Day traffic.

Although less common, flowers are also great for birthday celebrations. The birth flower for August, for example, is the gladiolus. The gladiolus is long stemmed, and named after the old roman gladiators. You won't have to fight to get your flowers at Irvine Florist, though. You can order by phone at 800-443-4425 or www.irvineflorist.com.

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