Posts in category Entertaining

What’s your bridal bouquet personality? Take Flower magazine’s fun quiz designed to help you zero in on your wedding flower style.

James T. Farmer shares a refreshing lavender limeade recipe from his book, Sip & Savor

Every bride wants to feel like a queen on her wedding day. But when real royalty or high society gets married, the proceedings take on an elevated grandeur. With the addition of modern media scrutiny, the notable weddings of the 20th and 21st centuries have set the bar for couples ever since

Nathan Turner shows the art of entertaining the West Coast way

Designer and author William Yeoward infuses his home furnishings and tabletop collections with an appreciation of the natural world

There’s really nothing that new to say about entertaining. What is new are experiences, which Charlotte Moss beautifully shares in these pages. “Nothing complicated, no rules, no finger wagging—just ideas,” she writes

In her book, Wedding Flowers, British floral designer and author Paula Pryke explores wedding themes and individual flower varieties while showcasing some of her most beautiful arrangements. In this excerpt, Pryke shares why roses are a popular choice for brides

With an alfresco gathering at his Arkansas farm, landscape and garden designer P. Allen Smith shows off his talent for entertaining

Events specialist Rebecca Gardner conjures up her signature magic during the height of camellia season for a luncheon on an island outside Savannah

Award-winning actor Bryan Batt hosts an intimate dinner to celebrate the start of Hollywood’s awards season

Bryan Batt’s Do’s and Don’ts for an award-winning dinner party

This former Flower columnist’s latest ventures range from rescuing farm animals to reviving her acting career and writing her autobiography