According to The Telegraph "The English field maple symbolises humility and reserve, and was used to make loving cups in medieval times, while the hornbeam signifies resilience."
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Simply Sunday Love: Beauty of Trees
I loved seeing the trees as the decor of the Royal Wedding Ceremony. I'm still in awe and therefore had to keep talking about the inspiring event. Such a lovely touch to bring the beauty of an outdoor wedding indoors. Such simple decor, yet such beauty. God gave us such beauty in nature.
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According to The Telegraph "The English field maple symbolises humility and reserve, and was used to make loving cups in medieval times, while the hornbeam signifies resilience."
According to The Telegraph "The English field maple symbolises humility and reserve, and was used to make loving cups in medieval times, while the hornbeam signifies resilience."
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3 comments:
I absolutely loved the trees too! A very natural pop of color.
I totally agree with this. (And I'm glad you're still talking about the Royal Wedding, because I'm still thinking about it too!) I love that they could combine being in a holy building, but also bringing God's creation inside!
I loved the trees too and the fact that they were able to be replanted! And I am glad I am not the only one still talking about the wedding! :)
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