Meet Glamelia
I came across this post from Rhonda Patton Weddings (Whose blog I’m loving right now) and just had to share! How pretty are these? I absolutely love ‘em! They are just so precious!
Here is what she says about Glamelia’s directly from her site…”Glamelia’s date back to the 40 & 50’s. Designing a glamelia is old school artistry. They are handmade from invidividual rose petals {or other flower petals} and crafted to look like one large bloom. The design can be tedious and time consuming but make for beautiful bouquets or corsages.”
A few more pictures I found…
02/25/2009 (3:51 am)
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Hi Mirella,
Wow - thanks so much for posting my glamelia’s. I think they make such beautiful flowers, especially for brides who are after a more individual, handmade look.
You have some great links and pics on your blog and website.
Comment by Katrina — March 2, 2009 @ 9:49 am
I carried a white glamelia when I married in 1964. I was told it was a cross between a gladiola and a camilia. It was like these pictures and was done with ivy and had a length of white flowers off the end-they looked like gladiolas. Just a little info. Take care, Mary P.S. It was breath taking!!
Comment by Mary Lee — June 26, 2009 @ 2:47 am