I spent most of yesterday buzzing around saipua's flower cooler, pretending to be, oh I don't know, fixing and moving flowers when I was really just soaking up the extra refrigeration.
(And for the new kids- I assist the most truly awesome florist ever. Her name is Sarah and the shop is called Saipua. If you're not familiar, go and look at her work. But only if you're prepared to have your expectations so wildly exceeded that you will never ever look at arranged flowers the same way again.)
(And for the new kids- I assist the most truly awesome florist ever. Her name is Sarah and the shop is called Saipua. If you're not familiar, go and look at her work. But only if you're prepared to have your expectations so wildly exceeded that you will never ever look at arranged flowers the same way again.)
Is it me or does our vintage your extra touch florist cooler seem, uhh, slightly suggestive? Just sayin is all.
Wildflower bridesmaid's bouquets up top, garden roses down below. Those bouquets are going to be sauntering down the aisle tonight so wish them luck. Hopefully they won't wilt in the stifling heat.
These photos were snapped so I could have a reason to poke around in the cooler for longer because it was really that hot.
In fact, this whole post is just a ruse.
In fact, this whole post is just a ruse.
My "picture taking" was a diversionary tactic to distract Miss Sarah R. from my obsession with needlessly going into the cooler. Oh please, don't tell her. These days, I live for my cooler time.







Those pictures are wonderful!. The wildflowers will be gorgeous at the wedding, so nice.
ReplyDeleteStay cool!
What great pictures!!! And I bet the refrigeration feels like heaven.
ReplyDeletePaulina
That's too funny! But very pretty photos!
ReplyDeleteYesss! nice idea to find a fridge when it's too hot. + Those flowers look so fresh.
ReplyDeleteNice Pictures!
ooo it must smell just heavenly in the cooler...
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures!! thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteJust stunning!
ReplyDeleteI always have a picture of Saipua flowers as my desktop background. Thanks for taking these!
ReplyDeleteHoly awesomeness. I must have flowers now.
ReplyDeleteWon't say a word......guilty of doing the same in the supermarket freezer section for the full frontal effect and it works wonderfully. (Ahhhhhh...) And just who could resist those flowers anyway?!
ReplyDeleteI swear I could smell flowers as I read this.
ReplyDeletegreat photos!. u have an eye, sir!.
ReplyDeleteCan I ask- how did you get your blog to look like this? I want to change my blog but don't know how! Is it HTML coding and nothing else? Any help would be appreciated- thanks so much! BTW I love your blog!! It's super!!
ReplyDeletehey now, i'm not that new, but how did i not know that you were Sarah's assistant? i mean how? Amy - you have the coolest pair of jobs in the universe. i think i may now be really officially jealous.
ReplyDeletegorgeous photos!!! the space looks amazing- i'm sorry it is so hot! i just melted onto my bed, after spending two days in a workspace with no A.C. and i am dying. i hate the heat.
ReplyDeletebut the flowers are taking my breath away. and i want to snatch up all those baby feverfew? chammomile? so darling!
What lovely photos, there are some gorgeous flowers there.
ReplyDeleteFlorrie x
I want a wildflower bouquet in a mason jar just like one of those for my kitchen table, soooo pretty!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time in the fridge ;)
Funny! But when it's that hot, any excuse is a good one. I promise I won't tell!
ReplyDeleteI think when you hold fresh flowers to your face, you can feel their cool sweet breath. Always makes me happy. -TJ
ReplyDeletei won't say a word ... promise.
ReplyDeletei would say double duty on staying cool and hanging out with the most beautiful blooms ~ lucky you!
i have often visited saipua for inspiration and you are so right ~ she totally exceeds and excels ... i guess she does have the 'extra touch' ...
giggling all the way,
prairiegirl
Miss Merrick, your posts are a delight. Have followed you for a couple of weeks now in wonder. What I also wonder is "WHO WILL BE YOUR 1000TH FOLLOWER" I'm amazed just how that number ticks over every day, no longer just your Mom and Ginny Branch Stelling as readers....Go you good thing....keep them coming
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun job to have...to play amongst flowers all day long! The pictures are quite lovely. I hope you get some cooler weather in Brooklyn tomorrow. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!!! The wildflower bouquets are so "fairyland" - they are lovely! With no AC in LA I am living the flower refrigeration vicariously! Great blog, by the way!
ReplyDeleteWhoa, these pictures are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure it's chamomile not feverfew, because the yellow centers stick out, but who on earth really knows?
ReplyDeleteThis was a delightful experience!
ReplyDeleteI have linked your site to my new blog.
Can't wait to visit again.
Great pics! and what a fun job - I bet assisting a florist is very rewarding. :)
ReplyDeletePhotos of flowers never get old for me. I love floral art work as well. It's a chick thing but also inherited from my mom. The bridal bouquets are simple and lovely. Looks like a nice shop.
ReplyDeleteEmerson, thank you for taking the time to visit my blog and your comments were a great comfort both to me and my family. I did send you an email, but it was probably deleted as spam. I sure wanted you to see your Mom's lookalike
ReplyDeleteI would want to spend all my time in that cooler too, if it meant I could be surrounded by such beauty!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! Love it
ReplyDeleteWooow! you work in a flower shop! The place looks really amazing! you can't find garden roses in Romanian flower shops though...nor wildflowers! Luckily there are street vendors with flowers like that from time to time...
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