There was also a maid of honour bouquet which was a smaller version of the bride's and just as pretty.

For the buttonholes I used a small headed menta rose with eucalyptus 'baby blue' - simple and elegant.

There was also one corsage which incorporated a mix of flowers drawn from the bouquets. 

This lovely little wedding also featured a few matte silver bud vases which I dotted along the front of the top table - there were six in total and show that with everything else you have on the tables something less is more!

This was my first wedding at Gaynes Park and what a beautiful venue it is! So many lovely features everywhere - including this gorgeous bench - so me and my mum (my regular florist assistant!) took a walk through the grounds just to be able to appreciate it all. The bride's bouquet went right up there amongst my all time favourite bouquets.

There were five bridesmaids who all carried a smaller version of the bridal bouquet, finished with the same white lace around the stems.

All boxed up and ready for delivery!

As mentioned above the groom had a Juliet rose for his buttonhole and the other men had peach spray roses to compliment, all with just a little bit of foliage - sometimes less is definitely more when it comes to buttonholes!

For the mums and nans we had wrist corsages on pearl beaded bracelets. with peach spray roses to match the buttonholes and just a little hint of coral with the hypericum berries.

The ceremony took place in the orangery and on this lovely sunny day the area was so bright and beautiful. We dotted rose gold vases and tealight holders along the front of the registrar table, with some larger mason jars at either end that matched the table centrepieces.

Amber and Pete went for a statement long and low arrangement for their top table which was framed by some spectacular thrones for the bride and groom to sit on! The tables featured a rustic log slice with a trio of vases on top and candles dotted around the outside.

Here's just a little sneak peek of the happy couple from one of their guests - just lovely! The bride's dress had a hint of blush in the skirt which looked so beautiful. 

Sophie's bouquet featured a little memory charm enclosing a photograph of her late father which was a really lovely touch. The groom had a similar thing on his buttonhole - what a nice way to ensure your loved ones are all with you on your big day.

The bridesmaids carried smaller bouquets of mostly gypsophila with a few roses and some fluffy astilbe, and were finished with trails of pink, ivory and gold ribbon. 

All boxed up and ready for delivery!

The groom's bouquet drew out flowers from the bridal bouquet in a small grouping of spray roses, astilbe and gypsophila. The groomsmen had a pink spray rose with gyp and there was also a wrist corsage for the bride's mum on a beautiful pearl beaded bracelet with matching flowers from the wedding.

We decorated the chairs lining the aisle of the ceremony area with small jam jars of mixed flowers, which were later moved over to be added to the table centrepieces. 

I absolutely loved the sequined rose gold runners that the bride and groom got for their tables - they really set off the colours of the astilbe and the pink ribbon around the neck of the mason jars. 

Wishing all the best for the future for this lovely couple!

Love,
Hannah xx

Crates full of flowers ready for delivery!

Chantelle's bouquet was a beautiful mix of pastels, with the delphiniums making a real statement amongst the flowers. The bouquet was finished with pretty trailing ribbons in shades of pink and ivory.

The bridesmaids carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet, featuring all the same flowers and foliages and also finished with trailing ribbons.

The buttonholes were so pretty - pink and white spray roses for the groom and best man and pink spray roses for the other men, all complimented by some delphinium and eucalyptus foliage.

The ladies corsages were a bit bigger than the buttonholes, with the addition of some lilac lisianthus and dried lavender. I just love the mix of pastels! All of the buttonholes and corsages went out in personalised vases - this adds a lovely little touch and if you're worried that someone important will end up without one or wearing the wrong one then this helps to avoid that happening. Got to save on the stress wherever you can!!

Marks Hall is one of my all time favourite venues so it was great to be able to decorate the gazebo ready for the ceremony. I constructed a simple foliage arch around the entrance, with two clusters of flowers - one on either side. Chantelle and Adam were really chilled and pretty much let me do what I wanted on the gazebo, but I had to work with the means available to me - there weren't a lot of fixings on the gazebo so I was a little bit limited for places to attach flowers, but I think the overall result looks fabulous! It framed the bride and groom perfectly while they said their vows. 

We also attached small jam jars with flowers in them to every other chair along the aisle, and these were later moved to be placed on the table centres. We designed a large long and low arrangement for the ceremony table, which was later moved to the top table for the reception. It's great to be able to decorate the ceremony area for your wedding but when budgets are tight this is usually the first place to be cut. Therefore if you can use your reception flowers for the ceremony area first to save on costs then this is always something I will recommend. 

I made a little friend while setting up - this is Mr Percy Peacock! I was slightly concerned he was going to eat the flowers but he didn't seem too fussed with them!

The long and low looked great in the barn for the reception - the colours worked perfectly in this stunning venue. As well as a couple of the small jam jars from the chair ends the table centrepieces also featured a large mason jar arrangement and the trio sat on a wooden log slice.

I also decorated the cake with fresh flowers - I added a foliage garland around the base with little clusters of flowers between the tiers. I love the personalised cake topper!

The professional photographs for this wedding come from Day and Knight Photography and there's a sneak peek below - these images are amazing! I can't wait to see more.