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Ashlea and Joe were married on 24 August 2025 at Houchins. They chose a pretty colour palette of white with a hint of blush pink for their flowers, which included roses, lisianthus and stocks. Ashlea's bouquet was soft and pretty, textured but not wild, with simple ivory ribbon to finish. Ashlea had wanted peonies but with it being past their peak season we opted for these "peony rose" garden roses instead which are an almost perfect alternative!   The four bridesmaids carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet.  Joe's buttonhole was a grouping of spray roses with some foliage, with smaller versions for the groomsmen and dads.   The ceremony looked so pretty once set up, with green chair sashes (unfortunately I don't know the name of the company who provided these) pew ends, lanterns and foliage down the aisle and a long and low on the table. The neutral tones of the gazebo at Houchins lends itself perfectly to be dressed up in any way you choose and these pops of green complimented the surrounding gardens so nicely.   For the reception the couple opted for long banquet tables with green runners. They then provided some bud vases which I added flowers to on the day. By providing their own it meant they could keep them afterwards or gift them to their guests.  The cake was an M&S special and I dressed it up with fresh flowers and foliages.  The stunning pro photos come courtesy of Farlie Photography - such lovely photos!     I hope Ashlea and Joe had a wonderful day! 
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Alice and Jonny were married on 16 August 2025 at Baddow Park House. They went for a summery, colourful mix of flowers which included dahlias, delphinium and daisies.  Alice's bouquet was pretty and colourful, full of fun and texture and finished with simple white satin ribbon.   The five bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Alice's bouquet.  Jonny's buttonhole was a mini bouquet - a mix of small, dainty flowers to compliment Alice's bouquet.  The other men wore similar buttonholes with a couple less flowers.  Delivered to the venue.  For the ladies we made wrist corsages with mixed colour spray roses, and I managed to snap a quick shot of the bride's dad and step mum in their finery!  The ceremony looked gorgeous out on the lawn with a statement grouped arch making up the backdrop which would later be moved to adorn the top table. On the table we placed a few bud vases and some taper candles, and down the aisle were meadow arrangements - one of my favourite things to make that adds so much impact!   The venue has a couple of baskets they lend to couples and I filled these with fresh rose petals for confetti.  Up the stairs we sprinkled more rose petals and later moved a couple of the meadow arrangements over after the ceremony.  The top table looked beautiful - we moved the grouped arch over and placed these at either end, with three of the aisle meadows lined up in front of the table. These were also a series of bud vases along the top, interspersed with taper candle holders and LED candles.    The centrepieces were a fun mix of tall arrangements, footed bowls and bud vases. For the bud vases we kept them simple with a single flower type per vase, which I think worked really well.   We decorated the signage with a mix of meadows and top arrangements. The amazing pro photos are courtesy of Sophie Oldhamstead - take a look below:      Sophie even captured this shot of me delivering the bridal bouquet!  I hope Alice and Jonny had the best day! 🧡🩷💛🩵 Keri and Jack were married on 15 August 2025 at Little Channels. They chose a very natural palette with white flowers and lots of gorgeous greenery and herbs as a nod to Jack being a chef.  Keri's bouquet was loose, natural and floaty, with rustic twine to finish.  The three bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Keri's bouquet.  All boxed up and delivered! Jack's buttonhole featured spray roses, astrantia, bunny tails and foliage including rosemary which was important to the couple.  The other men wore buttonholes will all the same materials. In their vases and delivered to the venue.  The ceremony space at the venue is beautiful, so we kept the decor simple with petals and leaves down the aisle and posies on the chairs. On the ceremony table we placed three simple bud vases, which were later moved to the top table.  The centrepieces featured two cylindrical vases with candles and a bud vase with a mix of herbs and foliages, with loosely placed foliages at the base.  There ended up being one less table than booked so we placed the spare vases on the top table and the extra bud vase on the cake table.  We also dressed the signage with garlands of mixed foliages. The beautiful cake was made by the Sticky Fingers Cake Co and we provided fresh flowers and foliages to decorate it with.  The little preview of the pro photos come courtesy of Katy Gell Photography: I hope Keri and Jack had the best day! Chloe and Lisa were married on 7 June 2025 at Houchins. They chose a beautiful palette of white flowers and greenery, with some gorgeous roses amongst the blooms.  The two brides chose different but complimentary bouquets, with Chloe going for all roses and Lisa choosing a mix of white roses, gyp and eucalyptus.  They each had two bridesmaids, who carried smaller posies of gypsophila, finished with black satin ribbon to match the theme.  All delivered to the venue. For the male members of the bridal party we designed buttonholes of spray roses, gyp and eucalyptus.   There were also some wrist corsages for the ladies, with the two mums getting special ones on pearl bracelets. The ceremony area looked beautiful all set up - we designed the ceremony set up so that all of the flowers could be repurposed for the reception.   The couple provided personalised envelopes which I filled with fresh rose petals to be thrown as confetti. The reception area looked equally as stunning - the long and low arrangements worked perfectly down the banquet tables, with soft ruscus joining them up and black runners along the full length of the tables.    I also decorated the cake with fresh flowers.  The absolutely stunning pro photos are courtesy of Big Fish Photography, take a look:     I hope Chloe and Lisa had a wonderful day! 🤍 Laura and Oliver were married on 5 June 2025 at Houchins. They chose a classic, beautiful style for their flowers featuring just roses and gypsophila.  Laura's bouquet was a classic dome shape with gorgeous roses and gypsophila, finished off with trailing chiffon ribbons.    The three bridesmaids carried smaller bouquets of just gypsophila.  For the little flower girl I made a heart shaped wand of gypsophila - so sweet!  Delivered to the venue.  Oliver's buttonhole featured a white rose and gypsophila, finished with the same ribbon as the bouquets.  To tie in with the bridesmaid bouquets, the groomsmen's buttonholes were just gypsophila.  Delivered to the venue.  In addition to the bridal flowers I also scattered fresh rose petals down the aisle.  The preview of the pro photos comes courtesy of Jason Little Photography:  I hope Laura and Oliver had a lovely day! |
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