Amy and Gavin's wedding

17/6/2021

Amy and Gavin were married on 3 June at Houchins. They chose beautiful blush and white for their flowers, including roses, astilbe, gypsophila and sweet peas. The soft tones were just lovely in Amy's bouquet, and the sweet peas added the most delicate fragrance.

Amy had 6 bridesmaids - four adults and two juniors. I designed each bouquet to be in proportion with the age/size of the maid so the little one had a mini bouquet which was so cute! Amy chose to keep the bridesmaid flowers as all white, which you can see in the pro photos further down worked perfectly against their pink dresses.

Boxed up and ready for delivery! I also provided some sprigs of gypsophila for the younger girls' hair.

Gavin wore a pink spray rose and foliage buttonhole to compliment Amy's bouquet.

His groomsmen wore white spray rose buttonhole to compliment the bridesmaid bouquet - in the grand scheme of a wedding a buttonhole is a minor detail but I think it is the thought and care that goes into the little details which make everything so much more personal to the couple.

Name tags on and ready to be delivered!

The ceremony area at Houchins was decorated with a 'long and low' floral arrangement on the table and chair end posies of gypsophila, tied with ribbon.

The table centrepieces featured a log slice with two mason jars on top - a larger one of mixed flowers and a smaller one that was to have the chair ends moved into. A card with the table number to finish off and you have a beautiful table arrangement, at the perfect height for guests to admire but that isn't obstructive in any way.

I also decorated the vintage ladder than Amy and Gavin were using as their table plan - bud vases of flowers at the top and sprigs of foliage all around. Simple yet beautiful.

The delicious cake was made by Luca's Cakes which we decorated with fresh flowers and foliage.

And finally a couple of thank you bouquets for the mums! I wasn't able to source my usual grey boxes due to a supply issue however I got these cow parsley printed ones instead, with matching cello, and I have to say I just love them!