Trades House of Glasgow

October 12, 2011

Spectacular autumn colours swept across the Annual Deacon Conveners Dinner.

The Annual charitable Deacon Coveners Dinner, held in the grand hall, was an explosive success! Bursting arrangements of warm hues and crinkly autumn foliages invited the warmth into the grand room.

The rich and vibrant colour palettes of flame reds, enlightening limes and russet tones left us spoilt for choice! Large headed orange lilies centred with glowing gerbera, bustling berries, autumnal blooms, Chinese lanterns and all topped off with rosy red apples!

Oak leaves and deep red foliages brought the feeling of leisurely walking through the park crunching on fallen leaves.

Wee glowing ambers adorned the tables inviting guests to 'guess the flowers'. Sneaky orchids and trailing physalis got the conversations started...

The Trades House and the Crafts act as charitable foundations for the common good and support good causes such as schools, hospitals, the elderly and the future of Glasgow. Tonight, the Grand hall awaits its members for this prestigious annual event.

Winter berry plants layered with trailing ivy topped with tall tropical guzmanias created a platform for our familiar rich red Gladioli. What a perfect way to fill a space!!