| Senior Night@ Dawson High School|

This has been a gracious beautiful, yearly tradition that we were so honored to be a part of; so I have simply updated this post every year to include the most recent year’s senior night along with that years floral creations to this original post, that we were graciously published for in the newspaper.

Every fall the Lady Tigers Softball team celebrates their senior girls softball team during spirit week, we have created pretty themed presentation bouquets for them, in the school colors of golden yellow and maroon. This year the senior girls bouquets featured red Freedom roses and the signature Van Gogh Sunflowers which this team loves so much. I make sure to include them every year. I surrounded the sunflowers with a fall mix of wildflowers in a variety of Burnt Orange alstromeria, yellow Solidago, white Asters, burgundy Dianthus and Hypercium berries. Wrapped up in their signature maroon and gold paper along with 5 little mini nosegay to be presented to their moms too.

2025

This years I created more of a fresh picked wildflower style of bouquets. You will see the signature Van Gogh Sunflowers surrounded by red Freedom roses. Then filled with some Stardust Yellow spray roses, ruby Scabiosia, yellow Billy Balls, yellow Solidago, purple Veronica, burgundy Hypercium berries, burnt orange mums, Pina Colada Limonium and copper ruskus. Each bouquet wrapped in maroon and gold paper; while the visiting teams seniors also receive a gift bouquet as well wrapped in white and gold the symbol of traveling team away colors. This was also the first year we added smaller mother’s mini nosegays to the mix as well to celebrate mom.

2024

The senior bouquets contained a selection of pretty fall themed flowers which I try to mix up in selection from year to year. This set of senior bouquets you will see an autumn mix of Van Gogh and standard Sunflowers which is the symbol for these very talented ladies. Along with a bright fall mix of maroon Cremons, rusty red Daisy poms, yellow Solidago, Firey Leucadendrons, and Orange Unique roses.

*Some of the photos are courtesy of: Dawson County Newspaper