“My bridesmaids and I made all the bouquets on the morning of the wedding,” Emma Tamlin said. “It took an hour to cut and two hours to make the vases.”
One Toronto bride has cultivated a new wedding tradition.
“My bridesmaids and I made all the bouquets on the morning of the wedding,” Tamlin explained. “It took an hour to cut and two hours to make the vases.” Tamlin’s family-grown flowers were a hit among her wedding party and guests, who got to sit near the blossoms.The couple began the official gardening process in March 2022 — two years after their engagement — by planting the seeds indoors in trays and waiting for the seedlings to sprout, so they could be placed outside in May.
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