Kai at My Lady Garden often uses anthuriums or alliums for the same effect. "I like to think of my bouquets and centerpieces as clouds - clustered moments, arranged with each flower at altering heights to create depth. There are tall angular moments to make a statement, and I take into account the way the stem curves for each bloom."
Whether you’re single, loved up, shacked up or somewhere in between all three, Valentine’s Day has to be *the* one time of the year where it is readily encouraged to invest heavily in huge and extravagant bouquets of flowers. London’s new-gen breed of It florists know this, and have curated special launches especially for it.
