My favorite thing about Mondays is the meme, Monday in a Vase, at the blog Rambling in the Garden.
Every week gets started with vases of beautiful flowers from all over the globe.
I have only contributed to this blog meme once, with a tiny vase pin.
Yes, I am a post parasite. Forgive me, Cathy.
To make up for it, I am sharing eleven vases of my flowers, done yesterday,
for my in-laws’ 60th Anniversary celebration.
I never arrange flowers, so this was a stretch for me.
Most of the vintage vases were found at “treasure shops” in the area.
The vases sat on guest tables in clouds of pink or peach tulle.
My sister-in-law, Dana, made everything perfect. If she goes pro, you better get on her waiting list.
Foxglove, asparagus stalk, fairy lily, Persian Berry iris buds, Epimedium leaves and White Astilbe
FLOWER
floweralley 
Thes are Beautifu!! I arrange flowers all the time! I love giving flowers in pretty vases to all my friends and family – they probably have an overflowing vase collection because of me 😀.
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I think you can make it in flowering arranging. All beautiful.
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Wow! Well done for someone who doesn’t ‘do’ flower arranging this are quite something. Congratulations to your parents
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Beautiful! I love that all the vases and arrangements are different.
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I felt that each should be unique. Thanks
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What a great idea. I’ll bet everyone loved it.
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I got compliments on the vases and flowers.
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Beautiful party all around. The flowers made it so lovely! I’m glad you got photos of each special arrangement to save long after the flowers have faded.
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Oh! Quelle magnifique réussite. J’aime beaucoup tous ces vases différents et les arrangements floraux sont superbes. Ce fut un bel anniversaire 🙂
Mes amitiés
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Thank you Denise. I enjoyed doing them.
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The foxglove is my absolute favorite here! I’ve got them growing in my garden. Not right now, of course. The first buds will open a little before midsummer and they continue blooming all July. They also grow wild in many places. There’s a beautiful hill by a small lake not so far from here where they grow abundantly. They’re particularly beautiful, I think, in the twilight of dusk and dawn.
Ellington
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P.S. Translating the Swedish name for foxglove would be thimbleflower.
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I love that. Thank you.
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Lots of beautiful flowers. Nice way to celebrate such a momentous occasion.
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