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Alexandra and Mitchell's wedding

17/7/2026

Alexandra and Mitchell were married on 13 June 2026 at Houchins. They went for a colourful mix for their flowers in shades of pink, peach, blue, yellow, white and orange, with flowers including roses, dahlia, sweet peas and oxypetalum.

Alex's bouquet was full of different colours and textures, with trailing ribbons to finish.

The four bridesmaids carried smaller versions, and I provided rose petals to fill baskets for the flower girls.

Mitchell chose to keep his buttonhole in all white, with a rose, spray rose and foliage, and smaller versions for the other men.

Delivered to the venue.

The ceremony space looked beautiful with the addition of the colour. I designed a deconstructed arch to frame the loggia, with a few simple bud vases on the table and fresh rose petals down the aisle.

The wedding breakfast was set up in a banquet style, with long tables for the top table and all the guests. I dressed these with bud vases that the couple had bought themselves so they could keep them afterwards, with a selection of flowers in each in the colours of the wedding.

The beautiful pro photos are courtesy of Tony Davies - take a look:

I hope Alex and Mitchell had the best day!

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Sophie and Daryl's wedding

4/7/2026

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Sophie and Daryl were married on 12 June 2026 at East Mersea Hall, with their ceremony held in the beautiful little church on the grounds. They chose a lovely colour palette of blush pink and white, with pops of green and blue in the church flowers.

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.