There were just two bridesmaids, who carried smaller versions of the bride's bouquet.

There were a couple of little wands for the flower girls.

All packaged up and delivered!

Zach wore a dainty buttonhole with a white and pink spray rose, blue delphinium and some foliage. The other men wore smaller versions with just a single white spray rose, delphinium and foliage.

For the mums we made wrist corsages, on pearl beaded bracelets and with a little grouping of flowers to match the rest of the wedding.

Delivered to the venue.

We decorated the welcome sign at the entrance to the orangery, with a garland and flowers dotted throughout.

The order of the day was decorated in a similar way.

The ceremony looked so pretty once set up, with a long and low arrangement on the ceremony table and small posies of flowers on the end of the chairs.

The seating plan was also placed in the orangery - this was supposed to have a garland of flowers along the top but as with another recent wedding unfortunately it wasn't sturdy enough to support the weight, so I designed a meadow style arrangement at the base, to one side, instead. To balance this out I added some lightweight foliage to the other side, at the top.

The tables complimented the rustic feel of the venue, with a log slice base, bud vases and tealights on gold votives. All of the sundry items were hired, but when I collected them at the end of the night the bride was handing out the little posies of flowers to her guests which I think is just lovely.

The six bridesmaids all carried smaller versions of Danielle's bouquet, also all finished with trailing ribbon.

Little wands for the flower girls - how cute!

Harry wore a white rose buttonhole with some foliage.

The other men wore smaller buttonholes with a single spray rose and foliage.

It was a bit of a trek to the venue, even though I left the studio at 6.30am! But Millbridge Court is a beautiful venue and I was excited at the prospect of working somewhere different. 

Firstly I decorated the welcome sign which the groom had made out of copper piping. Unfortunately the frame wasn't very study and couldn't support the weight of the flowers along the top so I adjusted the design and made meadow style arrangements at the base instead. I actually loved this arrangement though, possibly more than the original design!

The reception area looked beautiful all set up - classic whites and greens, with candles on the tables and loose foliages and flowers. The top table featured a garland along the full length with flowers dotted throughout, and glass vases with floating candles.

We decorated another frame for the seating plan with similar meadow style arrangements.

The cake was simple white icing, so we dressed this with roses and greenery.

A couple of thank you bouquets for the mums.

Jade's bouquet was so pretty - mixed whites with soft and delicate textures and a beautiful fragrance.

The three bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Jade's bouquet, finished with ivory ribbon.

For the little flower girl we designed a wand with a little posy of flowers to match the bouquets.

Ready for delivery!

Dan wore a buttonhole with a large white rose and mixed grey foliages.

The other men wore smaller versions with a spray rose instead.

Along the rest of the top table we placed loose grey foliages and dotted white flowers throughout. They went for silk blossom trees for a backdrop and on the other tables.

We also provided some fresh flowers for the cake which were added on later in the day - this shot of the cake comes courtesy of a guest.

The five bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Chloe's bouquet, finished with rose gold ribbon.

Boxed up ready for delivery!

Andy's buttonhole featured a pink rose with a spray rose, astilbe and some foliage.

The other men wore smaller buttonholes with just the main rose and foliage, all finished with rose gold ribbon to match the bouquets.

They even ordered a corsage to decorate their little boy's buggy - so cute!

We decorated the welcome sign with a grouping of flowers.

The bridal party get ready in the apple loft at Gaynes Park, so we hung a floral heart on the door to welcome them inside.

Chloe and Andy went all out for their ceremony which looked so pretty - a garland and flowers along the table, two large pedestal arrangements, chair ends and bud vases and tealights along the ledges.

As well as the welcome sign we also decorated the seating plan with fresh flowers.

We decorated the top table with a mixed foliage garland with roses dotted throughout, candles in glass cylinder vases and tealights in gold votives.

The centrepieces were a mix of tall arrangements on conical glass vases and lower arrangements on footed glass bowls. I love when couples mix up the designs for the centrepieces, it adds a bit of fun! 

The beautiful cake was made by Pinkface, and we provided fresh flowers that Vicki added on the morning. 

A couple of thank you bouquets finished everything off.

The four bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Rachel's bouquet, with all of the same flowers.

A few little blooms for the bride's hair.

For the mums we designed delicate wrist corsages with lisianthus, gyp and astrantia.

Bruno's buttonhole was a mix of white and pink lisianthus with delphinium and eucalyptus - designed to compliment the bridal bouquet.

The other men wore smaller buttonholes without the pink.

Everything delivered to the venue.

The ceremony room at The Lion Inn is quite magnificent on its own so it doesn't really need much decor, so we simply tied some flowers to the end of the chairs and the bride laid her bouquet on the table.

The top table was to be set up later - this would be made up of candles in glass cylinders, tealights and vases for the bouquets. 

We also provided some sprigs of foliage and gyp for the cake, which was added by the venue later on, and filled a basket with rose petals for confetti.

I haven't seen any of the pro photos yet but here's a lovely one of Rachel with her cousin Grace - another of my brides from early 2020!