Sophie's bouquet was soft and pretty, with the peonies and stocks adding the most enchanting fragrance. Trailing chiffon ribbons finished the stems off perfectly. 

Sophie had DIY'd the bridesmaid all gypsophila bouquets.

Daryl's buttonhole featured a white rose with gypsophila, with a pink version for the father of the bride.

For the church Sophie and Daryl went for two statement urn/pedestal arrangements, with gorgeous hydrangea, stunning tall delphinium and just a hint of foliage. These were later moved over to the venue, where they'd made their own bud vases for the tables.

The dreamiest pro photos courtesy of Sam Rundle on behalf of Lissimore Photography.

I hope Sophie and Daryl had the best day!

Karen's bouquet was floaty and romantic but still with structure, with the stocks and sweet peas adding the most beautiful fragrance.

Terry's buttonhole featured white spray roses and eucalyptus, with slightly smaller versions for the other men.

For the ladies' corsages we incorporated some colour, with pops of pink.

The ceremony was held in the most stunning room, with gorgeous high ceilings and the most beautiful decor. They kept the flowers simple here with a few bud vases on the tables and some chair ends down the aisle.

The reception room was light and airy, and we designed footed bowl arrangements to go on the tables. The top table was also round, so we added a couple of extra bud vases on here to set it apart.

I hope Karen and Terry had a lovely day!

Tash's bouquet was delicate and pretty, with the mix of greens adding a beautiful freshness and ivory satin ribbon to finish the stems.

The two bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Tash's bouquet.

For the two mums I designed wrist corsages on pearl bracelets, with peonies for the bride's mum and roses for the mother of the groom.

Delivered to the venue.

Martin's buttonhole featured three spray rose blooms with some greenery, with a slightly smaller version for the other men.

For the base of the welcome sign we made a meadow style arrangement - the white flowers worked perfectly with the black elements running throughout the day.

The ceremony was held out under the marquee, with a statement long and low arrangement on the table and lanterns down the aisle with foliage spilling out of them. These are my lanterns that are usually white but Tash asked if I could spray them black and I'm so glad she did because they look amazing in black! They add so much more impact than the white would have done.

The venue also looked amazing once all set up, with my hexagonal high riser stands on the tables (also sprayed black for the occasion!) and tealights at the base.

I also provided some fresh flowers for the cake (made by Luca's Cakes - keep scrolling to see it!) and rose petals for confetti.

The absolutely stunning pro photos are courtesy of EPS photography - take a look:

Ellis' bouquet was delicate and whimsical, with movement from the briza grasses and a beautiful soft fragrance.

The five bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Ellis' bouquet, all finished with soft pink chiffon ribbon.

Delivered to the cottage at the venue.

Will's buttonhole featured two white spray roses with greenery, with a little bit of pink for the other men.

For the mums I designed lapel corsages with all white flowers.

The church looked stunning with a deconstructed arch at the entrance and meadows down the aisle. There were also two pedestal designs on my hired stands, with these arrangements donated to the church after the ceremony.​

I was so excited when Ellis came to me with ideas for the wedding marquee, including these foliage installations around the marquee pole which were so much fun to make. 

A little action shot of me creating the foliage installations, courtesy of my sister who was helping me!

We moved the rest of the arrangements over to the venue afterwards to decorate the top table, with the meadows lined up along the front of the table and the arch placed either side. There were also a series of bud vases along the front of the table and some candles that the couple supplied.​

The guest tables featured my gold footed bowls with an arrangement inside which could be removed after the wedding and given to guests to take home.

A couple of thank you bouquets finished everything off.

The stunning pro photos are courtesy of Clara Cooper Photography. ​

Chloe's bouquet was delicate and pretty, with homegrown orlaya adding a wispiness to the design and the pop of blue adding a lovely depth.

The four bridesmaids carried smaller versions without the blue, with pink chiffon ribbon to finish.

All bagged up and delivered to the venue.

Dan's buttonhole was simple with white spray roses and foliage, with a smaller version for the other men.

In their little vases at the venue.

The ceremony wad held outside in the garden and it was the most beautiful day. The faux flower arch was supplied by Elf Occasions, and I added the meadows at the entrance to the aisle, lanterns and ceremony table decor - bud vases on the table and a statement meadow in front of the table.

After the ceremony the large meadow was moved over to the sweetheart top table, with some extra vases along the top of the table. The couple also provided some candles which were dotted between the vases.

The tables featured a series of bud vases with candles and a chiffon runner down the middle, with all sundries supplied by the couple.

There were a few extra bud vases so I dotted these around on the gift table.

A couple of thank you bouquets for the mums finished everything off.

A few behind the scenes shots as the flowers were making my studio look so pretty!

Here's a little preview of the pro photos courtesy of Rob Moore Photography:

I hope Chloe and Dan had a lovely day!