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Chloe and Dan were married on 21 May 2026 at Vaulty Manor. They chose a beautiful colour palette of white, blush pink, champagne and a little bit of pale blue, with roses ,peonies, stocks and oxypetalum amongst the flowers.  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! 
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Caitlin and Ollie were married on 9 April 2026 at Baddow Park House. They chose a beautiful spring vibe for their flowers, in shades of pink, peach, coral, lilac and purple, with pops of blue and some minimal white, with a little bit of foliage.  Caitlin's bouquet was colourful and fun, finished with rose gold ribbon.     The three bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Caitlin's bouquet, with all the same flowers and colours.  For the flower girls I filled baskets of petals in mixed colours.  Ollie's buttonhole was in shades of pink, white and blue.  The other men wore slightly smaller versions without the blue. It was a gorgeous spring day at the venue!  The ceremony was held outside on the lawn. I decorated the posts of the gazebo with two flower placements, with meadows down the aisle and some bud vases on the table.     After the ceremony I moved the flowers from the gazebo to my freestanding arch which I placed behind the top table. The aisle meadows were then lined up along the front edge of the tables, with bud vases down the centre of each guest table.   My studio looked so pretty filled with so much colour so I had to share some behind the scenes shots!  The gorgeous pro photos are courtesy of Sophie Oldhamstead Photography - take a look:    I hope Caitlin and Ollie had a wonderful day! Chantelle and Myles were married on 29 March 2026 at The Lion House in Boreham. They chose a pretty colour palette of blush and dusky pink with some white, with roses, tulips, astilbe and waxflower amongst the flowers used.  Chantelle's bouquet was beautiful, loose and textured but semi-structured so it still had a defined shape. Ivory satin ribbon finished off the stems perfectly.   The three bridesmaids carried smaller bouquets with all the same flowers.  For the two flower girls I made little posies of gypsophila, with trailing pink ribbons.  Delivered to the venue! Myles' buttonhole featured white spray roses with gypsophila and eucalyptus, with the other men wearing smaller versions to compliment.  In their little vases with handwritten name tags, delivered to the venue.  A little behind the scenes in the studio before loading the van!  Such a beautiful venue!  The ceremony was held inside, with a long and low arrangement on the table which would later be moved to the top table.  For the guest tables the couple opted for the venue's lanterns, which I decorated by flat laying eucalyptus and gypsophila for a simple, natural look.  A couple of thank you bouquets to finish off.  Here's a little preview of the newlyweds, courtesy of Peter Langman:  I hope Chantelle and Myles had the best day! Cindy and Reece were married on 12 December 2025 at Blake Hall. They went for festive vibes for their flowers, with a red, white and pink colour palette and blooms including roses, gerbera and berries, with mixed winter foliages.  Cindy's bouquet was softly trailing with a beautiful mix of all the flowers and ivory ribbon to finish.   The four bridesmaids carried smaller bouquets which were heavier on the white and didn't include any pink.  For the little flower girls I made wands with a red rose and smaller complimenting flowers, with trailing champagne ribbons. All delivered to the venue.  For the men's buttonholes the adults wore white and blue, with red for the juniors.  The ladies corsages included spray roses and astilbe.  The buttonholes and corsages delivered to the venue.  The ceremony was held in the barn, with a long and low arrangement on the table and pew ends down the aisle. On the floor I placed gold lanterns and loose white rose petals.   The venue looked beautiful and festive, with a huge Christmas tree and lots of twinkling lights. The centrepieces featured a trio of floating candles in glass vases, in which I used water beads to give the illusion that there were red berries floating around in the water. Around the base of the vases was a wreath of flowers. The top table had the long and low arrangement with small vases for the pew ends and some additional candles.   I provided fresh flowers which were used to decorate the cake.  Here's a few photos of the day, courtesy of the venue. Doesn't Cindy look stunning?!   I hope Cindy and Reece had a lovely day! Leanne and Billy were married on 8 November 2025 at Mulberry House. They chose a gorgeous colour palette of burnt orange, terracotta/coffee, peach and cream, with some beautiful roses, lisianthus, carnations and dried materials including bunny tails and pampas grass.  I loved Leanne's bouquet, with the bunny tails adding a pop of fun and the tones of the eucalyptus pairing perfectly with the other flowers.    For the bridesmaids I made all gypsophila bouquets with a collar of eucalyptus, finished off with trailing green chiffon ribbons.  Billy's buttonhole featured a toffee rose, royal porcelina spray rose, gyp, bunny tails and eucalyptus.  For the couple's son I made a smaller buttonhole with the spray roses and bunny tails.  The other men wore buttonholes to match the bridesmaids, with gypsophila and eucalyptus.  For the late father of the bride I made a buttonhole for the memory table.  Delivered to the venue. The ceremony set up was beautiful, with the colours of the wedding working perfectly in the space. The lanterns down the aisle were later used on the tables, with a long and low arrangement used across both the ceremony and top tables.   I hired the lanterns to the couple, which have had the glass removed so that the flowers can be designed inside it and spill out in a flowing, natural style.  The long and low on the top table. There were also some vases hired for the bouquets to later be placed into as additional decor.  A couple of thank you bouquets for the mums.  A little behind the scenes shot of the flowers in my studio.  I don't often show my face on here so here's a cheeky selfie with the bridal bouquet!  The absolutely stunning pro photos are courtesy of Luke Hardy - take a look:      I hope Leanne and Billy had the best day! |
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