Clare and Tom were married on 10 July 2021 at Haughley Park. They chose a beautiful colour scheme of pink, coral and white for their flowers, and I used a mixture of peonies, roses, astilbe, waxflower and pepperberries. The foliages included eucalyptus, soft ruscus and jasmine. Clare's bouquet was finished with trailing silk ribbon, with rustic hessian for the other finishing touches. The three bridesmaids carried smaller bouquets to compliment the bride's. Groom Tom wore a buttonhole of a rose, pepperberries and foliage. Tom is a farmer so he requested for his buttonhole to be designed into a shotgun cartridge, which I added in on the morning of the wedding. Tom's groomsmen wore smaller buttonholes to compliment. The bride's mum wore a wrist corsage with flowers to compliment the rest of the wedding. Clare and Tom got married in their local church. We decorated this with flowers and candles, with large pillar candles down the aisle (these would later become part of the centrepieces), pew ends and a fabulous long and low at the front (which was later moved to the top table). We also decorated the venue, with garlands on signage and 13 tables adorned with a ring of flowers, which would later have the candles moved over from the church and placed in the centre. My partner's mum was a guest at the wedding and was thrilled to be able to take one of the centrepieces home! Additional decor at the venue was provided by Ambience Venue Styling, with gorgeous gold lanterns and simple greenery. A little preview courtesy of the bride - how stunning does she look! I hope Clare and Tom had an amazing day!
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