Clara's Flower Studio has become a finalist in this year's Inner West Local Business Awards, in the Florist Category. Clara's hard work, dedication and persistence has assisted in building a strong local business in her community.
Award night will be at Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL on Wednesday 29th May and we're excited and anxious to see who will be the winner!

Jason and Yilu met on an online forum where people from their city meet and talk about almost everything as well as life here in Sydney. At the time Yilu was studying at UNSW and Jason at UTS where they began to study together and formed a great relationship. As both were from the same city in China they found it easy to communicate and shared the same common values and ideas.
Jason and Yilu married on a glorious autumn afternoon in front of their family and friends at Chinese Christian Church at Milsons Point. The church was beautifully decorated with white Singapore orchids and natural tortured willow. Yilu's gown was from Gorgeous Gowns r Us at St Ives and her bouquet was natural stemmed dark red roses with a hint of vandella rose, bound with ivory ribbon. The bridesmaids bouquets were the reverse, natural stemmed vandella roses with a hint of dark red rose, bound with ivory ribbon. Jason and his groomsmen wore matching buttonholes of dark red and vandella roses with camellia leaf backing.

The wedding reception was at Doltone House Darling Island North Wharf, where the main table was decorated with dark red vander orchids and dark red spider orchids cascading down on a moss base. The guest tables had a combination of tall long glass vases with coloured tortured willow and white Singapore orchids with doddo vine at the top lip and, grouped mass of dark red vander orchids with a round moss base wrapped in doddo vine.
Yilu finished the evening with a throw-away bouquet of dark red vander orchids bound with ivory ribbon.
With no time for a Honeymoon, Jason and Yilu have spent their time preparing their new business 'Yogurberry' in Newton.