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Royal wedding flower predictions as florist is announced

(3 Apr 2018) UK ROYAL WEDDING FLOWER TRENDS SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS RESTRICTIONS: AP CLIENTS ONLY LENGTH: 6:21 ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY London, UK - 28 March 2018 1. Various of floral designer Ricky Paul putting finishing touches to giant French bulldog display 2. Pull focus on diamante crown on French bulldog 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Ricky Paul, Floral designer "We do a lot of sculptures and things. We've made French bulldogs in the past or poodles and things. I think that might be a step too far for a Royal wedding. But I think being a bit playful with the colours is where they're going to be most focussed I think. And just being very seasonal. She's getting married in England, she's American, she'll know that all the English flowers are so beautiful at that time of year and I think she'll focus on that a little bit." 4. Tilt up floral French bulldog display 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Ricky Paul, Floral designer "People are just having big installations, people want to make more of a focus or more impact on their wedding. So we used to find people would have lots and lots of arrangements on all the tables. Now we're sort of focussing more on huge fireplaces or arches for entrances, lots of flowers adorning the top table. And I think people don't stick to white anymore, and creams, people want colour, they want to be a bit different and a bit more vibrant with their wedding flowers." 6. Various of floral designer Ricky Paul putting finishing touches to giant French bulldog display 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ricky Paul, Floral designer "If we were to get the commission to do the Royal flowers for the wedding I think we'd try to do something a bit different, maybe have something like a stunning arch or more of a tunnel you could kind of walk through and with all flowers hanging to give a real summery vibe. Maybe even including some sort of jasmine and things that gives it a bit of fragrance, which would really work well with peonies and roses." 8. Tilt up to diamante crown on French bulldog 9. Tilt down from sign on Rebel Rebel flower shop in Shoreditch, London 10. Mid of florist selling flowers to customer 11. Mid of flowers in buckets on shop counter 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Athena Duncan, florist and co-owner of Rebel Rebel "May and June couldn't be a better time for peonies and we've all heard that Meghan likes peonies. So I would rather guess that that's what will be looked at first and foremost. They're such a fantastic flower by themselves, they look amazing just in a soft ball of peonies, but equally they look incredible with all the other flowers of that time, you know Lily of the Valley and Sweet Peas. You can make an amazing bouquet just out of those three." 13. Tilt up to table of flowers with peonies at the front 14. Pull focus on vase of peonies 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Athena Duncan, florist and co-owner of Rebel Rebel "Lots of brides don't have a favourite flower or don't really think about flowers until they're forced to for their wedding day. So if you've seen this beautiful bouquet, yes I suspect that there will be a lot of people who will be following what will become a fashion and they'll be much, much required." 16. Close of peonies and roses 17. SOUNDBITE (English) Athena Duncan, florist and co-owner of Rebel Rebel "In May and June peonies are huge, huge puffballs of cream and pink and dark reds, lucious, lucious reds, lemons, there's new ones all the time coming out that are just astonishing, have the most incredible fragrance. So yes they are a choice for a bride very often anyway." 18. Florist picking peonies from vase 29. Tilt down gardens Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...