The bridesmaids carried smaller bouquets of all gypsophila with a ring of eucalyptus around the outer edge.

All boxed up and ready for delivery!

Fred's groom buttonhole featured a few small flowers to match the bridal bouquet, with peach and white spray roses, gypsophila and eucalyptus. The other men wore all gypsophila and eucalyptus buttonholes - mini versions of the bridesmaid bouquets!

Lined up on the bar at the venue with attachment instructions!

The top table incorporated some candle holders sourced separately by the bride and groom, with loosely placed eucalyptus in between them.

The bridesmaids carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet, but with trailing ribbons instead.

All boxed up and ready for delivery!

The little flower girl carried a wand with flowers to compliment the bouquets and trailing ribbons to match the bridesmaids. So sweet!

Lee's groom buttonhole was a pink rose with gypsophila and eucalyptus, also finished with rose gold ribbon. The other men wore smaller versions with a pink spray rose instead.

To decorate the ceremony room we wrapped foliage garlands around the two beams at the top of the room. 

We also decorated the welcome sign leading into the ceremony area with fresh flowers and foliage.

Finally there was a 'long and low' along the front of the registrar's table. This was later moved to the top table for the wedding reception.

The table centrepieces featured flowers to match the rest of the wedding, designed onto my gold vases (they're actually candle holders but they work perfectly for flowers!)

We decorated the beautiful cake with fresh flowers, with little groupings that gradually got bigger in scale with the size of that particular tier. The personalised topper set it off perfectly.

A couple of thank you bouquets to finish off!

The bridesmaids carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet, complete with succulents, seed pods and matching ribbon.

All boxed up and ready for delivery!

The men's buttonholes were a thistle and a mix of foliages, with soft green ribbon to finish off.

The room where both the ceremony and reception took place looked beautiful when all set up. Along the front of the registrars table I loosely placed a mix of foliages with a lantern at either end. On each of the chairs lining the aisle was a little sprig of foliage, tied on with leopard print ribbon. 

Behind the table was a single hanging hoop with trailing foliages ​which made for a lovely backdrop.

As the ceremony and reception were in the same room I couldn't set up any of the table centrepieces, so I found other places around the room to place them first. Carys and David had a less formal set up for their tables so some of them had larger arrangements with a log slice, foliage garland and foliage bud vases. Some of the others featured a larger mason jar of foliage and on the remaining I provided extra bud vases for the chair ends to be moved into. 

Here's a little preview of the beautiful professional photos by The Menagerie Lifestyle Photography.

The bridesmaids carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet, with all the same flowers and foliages. 

Boxed up and ready for delivery!

The buttonholes featured a white lisianthus flower with a mix of foliages. They were finished with ivory satin ribbon to match the bouquets.

I loved the set up at the church - we got to create an arch design around the altar screen. I pre-made some foliage garlands and wrapped these round the beams framing the ceremony area. We then added in two clusters of all white flowers - one in each of the top corners to finish off the arch shape. 

A little action shot of me at work! Thanks to my faithful assistant (aka mum!) for the photo.

To decorate the stairs leading up the wedding breakfast we added in simple foliage garlands, which the groom then strung fairy lights around which I imagine looked beautiful when all lit up in the evening.

A simple foliage garland decorated the seating plan.

The Long Gallery looked very elegant once all set up. The table centrepieces featured three different designs - a tall martini vase arrangement, a mid-height arrangement in a gold container and a trio of glass vases with candles inside, with flowers and foliages around the base.

Along the top of the mantlepiece we placed two floral arrangements, interspersed between three hurricane vases with a candle in each. I don't know if anyone from the venue got up there later in the day to light them - we had to use a ladder to climb up to place them!

The beautiful cake was made by the groom's mum which we decorated with fresh flowers and scattered eucalyptus leaves. ​

The beautiful professional photos come courtesy of Will Stedman Photography:

The bridesmaids carried bouquets of all foliage with a few succulents which looked amazing. 

Boxed up and ready for delivery.
​And sorry Danielle - couldn't resist the below photo of you! Nothing beats that wedding-morning-excited-face!

The groom's and other men's buttonholes featured a succulent with pampas grass and some foliage - I just loved this set up.

Danielle had a bride's man as well as her maids, who wore a fancier buttonhole which included a red spray rose.

The groom's mum and sister made the wedding cake and I was practically drooling while decorating it - it smelt absolutely delicious! I didn't want to detract from its beauty so I just added a few sprigs of foliage on top and between the tiers.