18/11/19

A Garden Party — Flower Arrangements

Summer stems for the table...

Person in a pink shirt and grey apron, arranges flowers at an outdoor table. Three white vases hold red, white, and purple flowers, creating a warm, inviting dinner party scene.

Flowers are a language unto themselves. They bring joy, mood and tone to a table. For a dinner party it is recommended to scatter flowers in multiple vases, rather that one main central bouquet, so you can see and make eye contact with the person in front of you. Today we celebrate maker Rachel Carley because, like flowers, her ceramics bring colour and delight to a celebration or meal. A few stems of drooping poppies or branches of green and a table is set for an evening of festivities, food and laughter!

Shop all Rachel Carley, here. See our Studio Visit with Rachel Carley, here.

A person in a light apron and purple shirt arranges white and purple flowers at an outdoor table. White vases and greenery in the background evoke Rachel Carley’s signature style.

Flower Arrangements

A person in a grey apron arranges purple and white flowers in a textured vase. Stacked colourful plates and smaller vases adorn the table, perfect for a Rachel Carley dinner party.

Three Rachel Carley plates are stacked on a light tablecloth. A delicate white flower rests on the yellow plate, with purple flowers and greenery visible in the background.

A white vase with maroon, white, and purple flowers sits on a table with a light tablecloth. Sunlight casts shadows, while part of a gold-rimmed plate enhances the dinner party scene.

A child with dark braided hair stands in a garden, looking down. Colourful flowers are arranged nearby for Rachel Carley’s dinner party, with greenery and a building entrance in the background.

Rachel Carley and a child are at an outdoor table set for a dinner party. The child sits on a yellow bench, while Rachel arranges food and flowers, surrounded by greenery and hanging lights.

Flower Arrangements

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