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Christmas is Chaotic but Decorating Doesn’t Have to be…

Prepare, prepare, prepare. The key to a calm Christmas is planning! Decorating your business or home during the festive season can feel overwhelming, there is always a million things to do, but getting a head start on décor can make the whole process go smoothly. Deciding on your theme is the perfect place to start. With BloomsArt you can choose from a wide selection of colours, textures, and types of silk flowers. Whether you want to stick to traditional reds and greens and incorporate Christmas classics using Holly and Ivy or do something a bit different with a white out winter wonderland using frosty blues and sparkly silvers. Whatever you have in mind, faux floral arrangements are perfect for getting a jump start on the Christmas planning that will last well into the new year.

Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter!

Florals are typically associated with the warmer weather, spring and summer signify the blooming and flowering of many colourful and beautiful plants. However, there is something just as exciting about the changing seasons. Autumn invites palettes of orange red and brown, whilst winter brings frosty blues and vibrant greens. Winter florals are perfect inspiration for Christmas décor.

The Most Popular Festive Trend this Year is…Seasonal Sustainability

Christmas is a time to celebrate with your loved ones and after the pandemic we need it more than ever. However, this festive season can be about coming together and celebrating the festive cheer without creating a mountain of waste. The biggest trend this holiday season is sustainable décor.

Not Got Space for a Tree?

Nothing gets you in the Christmas spirit like decorating the Christmas tree on a chilly wintersevening. Hanging the baubles and wrapping the tinsel is a tradition in most households.However, as we grow up and move out, many find that they don’t have the time or space toindulge in festive traditions like they used to. But that doesn’t mean you should have to missout on celebrating your favourite Christmas customs. Garlands are a great way to decorate asmaller space without taking up much room or compromising on festive décor.

Window to a Winter Wonderland

Window displays are a great opportunity to transport customers into your world. They offerpeople passing by a glimpse into what your business offers. Which is why a great seasonal window display is crucial for increasing that festive footfall. Most businesses will decorate their windows for Christmas so it’s important that you stand out. Christmas décor can get boring with the same reds, greens, and whites used each year and the same tired tinsel pulled out. It’s time to start thinking outside the box…

Hanukkah, also referred to as the Festival of Lights, is a Jewish holiday celebrating the recovery of Jerusalem in the second century BCE. The commemoration is observed across eight nights and eight days beginning on the 25 th day of Kislev, which according to the Hebrew calendar, may occur anytime between late November and the end of December. Traditionally the celebration of Hanukkah is signified by lighting the candles of the candelabrum which has nine branches and is typically called a menorah. Celebrations also involve meeting friends and family, playing traditional games, exchanging gifts, and most importantly eating lots of delicious food.

Artificial flowers are a beautiful way to take your Hanukkah celebrations to the next level.F aux floral arrangements look fantastic as home décor, around the fireplace, staircase, or centrepieces for tables. They can be created on larger scales to fit designs in restaurants or

Festival Vibes 

You know what time it is - Festival season is upon us again. Time for funky fashion, live music, and elaborate décor to dominate social media. After the many cancellations and imposed restrictions on large social gatherings thanks to the pandemic it’s nice to be able to dance to your favourite musician with your friends in field again. At BloomsArt we are even more excited about the return of festival floral trends. 

Flowers are considered the centrepiece of any floral arrangement or bouquet however, if you are familiar with floral design, you will know that the key to creating a truly stunning display is utilising green foliage correctly.

Don’t Need to be Pompous about Pampas!

You may be asking yourself what pampas grass is? The answer – you have most likely seen it used in floral arrangements, as décor, or in bouquets but just didn’t know its name before now. Pampas grass is a species of flowering plant in the Poaceae family, its formal name is Cortaderia selloana but is commonly referred to as pampas grass after the Pampas region in southern South America from which it is native. Pampas grass is popular and widely used to add texture to floral designs because of its organic and natural wheat-like appearance. 

No space for a garden? No problem. Flower walls are the next big trend