Providence Hospital Foundation’s 20th Annual Festival of Flowers topped any of their previous shows.  Here are some highlights.  I’ll show you more tomorrow.
This was a flower in the International Flower exhibit.
The entryway was surprisingly modern with an eclectic feel that was somewhat familiar . . . Â what was it about that wall that I recognized? Â It turned out to be the creation of one of Fairhope’s favorite artists, Ameri’ca Jones! Â Father Nature Landscapes, owned by Andrew Robinson designed the cool fence, which sandwiched rounds of wood and grass, and Ameri’ca did the heavy metal floral job!
This table setting was one of my favorites because of the beautiful, rustic arbor,
designed by The Gilded Nest in Mobile.
This is a close up of the arbor’s corner.
I also spotted this beautiful bouquet of old enamel flower pins.
This was the “Dinner on Mobile Bay” table, designed by Emme’s Furniture Gallery in Mobile. Â Notice the oyster shell clusters on the table. They almost looked like flowers!
Old illuminated door panels were part of the backdrop to the table setting.
There was sand and seashells placed underneath, and vials of white azaleas climbing up the table legs.
Very clever indeed!
More from the Festival tomorrow!