Labor Day Weekend: A Simple Guide To Floral Decor

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Labor Day Weekend: A Simple Guide To Floral Decor

 

 

As September rolls around, summer might still be sizzling in Los Angeles, but there's a hint of autumn on people’s minds. Labor Day weekend is just around the corner, marking the unofficial end of summer and giving us all a much-needed long weekend. But before we dive into pumpkin spice everything, let's take a moment to celebrate the last hurrah of summer in style!

First, a little history: Labor Day became a federal holiday in 1894, honoring the contributions and achievements of American workers. Today, it's synonymous with barbecues, beach trips, and, of course, fabulous parties. And what's a party without flowers? That's where we come in!

At The Hidden Garden, we believe that every celebration deserves a touch of floral magic. Our Labor Day centerpieces are designed to capture the essence of late summer while hinting at the autumn to come. Let's explore some ideas to make your Labor Day gathering bloom with beauty!

 

  1. Sunflower Spectacular: Nothing says summer quite like sunflowers. These cheerful blooms are at their peak in early September, but may be ready near you- making them the perfect star for your Labor Day table. We love pairing them with deep blue delphiniums for a classic Americana feel.
  1. Dahlia Delight: August and September are prime dahlia season in California. These stunning flowers come in a rainbow of colors, from soft pastels to vibrant jewel tones. A mixed dahlia arrangement in red, orange, and yellow shades can create a warm, inviting centerpiece that echoes the changing seasons.
  1. Wildflower Whimsy: Embrace the carefree spirit of summer's end with a wildflower-inspired arrangement. We're talking cosmos, zinnias, and asters in a relaxed, just-picked style. It's like bringing a piece of the meadow to your table!
  1. Tropical Twist: Who says Labor Day can't feel like a staycation? Incorporate tropical blooms like birds of paradise, anthuriums, and orchids for an exotic touch that extends the summer vibe.
  1. Harvest Hints: For those ready to lean into fall, consider a centerpiece that bridges the seasons. Think dahlias and roses in rich autumn hues, accented with early apple branches or miniature pumpkins.
  1. Rustic Charm: Elevate your outdoor barbecue with mason jars full of seasonal blooms. Mix sunflowers, zinnias, and sprigs of goldenrod for a laid-back, country-chic vibe.
  1. Patriotic Palette: A nod to the holiday's roots with a red, white, and blue arrangement. We love combining deep red dahlias, white lisianthus, and blue delphiniums for a sophisticated take on the theme.

 

Remember, your centerpiece isn't just about the flowers. Consider incorporating seasonal elements like ripe fruits, ornamental grasses, or even pretty leaves starting to turn color. And don't forget the candles! Some soft candlelight can add the perfect finishing touch to your tablescape as the evenings draw in.

At The Hidden Garden, we're passionate about creating floral designs that tell a story and set the mood for your celebrations. Whether you're hosting an elegant dinner party or a casual backyard barbecue, we have the perfect blooms to make your Labor Day unforgettable.

New to The Hidden Garden? We're a luxury floral boutique nestled in the heart of Los Angeles, dedicated to bringing a touch of floral artistry to every occasion. From intimate gatherings to grand galas, we pour our creativity and passion into every arrangement.

Ready to elevate your Labor Day celebration? We've got you covered! Order before 1 PM for same-day delivery, and let us bring the beauty of late summer right to your doorstep. Visit our website or give us a call – we can't wait to help you create the perfect floral backdrop for your end-of-summer soirée!

So, as you fire up the grill and enjoy that extra day off, don't forget to stop and smell the roses – or, in this case, the dahlias, sunflowers, and all the gorgeous blooms that make this time of year so special. Happy Labor Day from all of us at The Hidden Garden!

 

 

 

 

 

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