Hi Everyone
Happy Monday
These little red roses and the wax flower branches
make a pretty bouquet
I am a pink and white rose girl but my handsome husband picked these for me
from our garden
{Love that man of mine}
♥
{Love that man of mine}
♥
We inherited 2 red rose bushes when we bought this house
We were going to remove the red roses
to have our garden full of whites and pinks
I am so grateful we kept them they have the most amazing fragrance and
The meaning of red roses is passion and
Love
Our buffet was covered with delicious food this weekend for a dinner party
a favorite treat was this amazing mango tart
it taste even better than it looks
fresh mango and cream fraiche
it taste even better than it looks
fresh mango and cream fraiche
It is wonderful to eat dinner in the dining room
the newly painted vintage china cabinet was a big hit
the newly painted vintage china cabinet was a big hit
and so special to have family and friends all together
A sweet friend brought us
these pretty pink roses
~so thoughtful~
{Love}
the language of flowers
Pink roses mean Grace and Appreciation and White roses mean Purity and Heaven
The shells are back in the the
punch bowl
Such a fun weekend
I hope your weekend was
filled with great food, pretty flowers and family and friends
sharing this post with
romantic saying for today
"Our task must be to free ourselves by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature and its beauty"
Albert Einstein
♥
Pam
JEALOUS OF THE MANGO TART!!!
ReplyDeleteand the pretty fluers :)
Nothing like spending the weekend with friends our family. The roses are beautiful, thank goodness you kept the bushes!
ReplyDeletePam, your dining room is gorgeous! It would have been tragic if you had removed the red roses! I am happy you kept them.
ReplyDeleteWOW - gorgeous flowers Pam! Your post is such a HAPPY MONDAY post -have a super great week :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs! I would love the mango tart recipe.....;-)
ReplyDeleteEverything looks soooo pretty! Love the mirrors too.
ReplyDeleteWarm blessings,
Spencer