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Natasha and Martin were married on 30 May 2026 at Houchins. They chose a classic combination of white flowers and green foliage, with roses, peonies, campanula and homegrown orlaya amongst the blooms. Tash's bouquet was delicate and pretty, with the mix of greens adding a beautiful freshness and ivory satin ribbon to finish the stems. The two bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Tash's bouquet. For the two mums I designed wrist corsages on pearl bracelets, with peonies for the bride's mum and roses for the mother of the groom. Delivered to the venue. Martin's buttonhole featured three spray rose blooms with some greenery, with a slightly smaller version for the other men. For the base of the welcome sign we made a meadow style arrangement - the white flowers worked perfectly with the black elements running throughout the day. The ceremony was held out under the marquee, with a statement long and low arrangement on the table and lanterns down the aisle with foliage spilling out of them. These are my lanterns that are usually white but Tash asked if I could spray them black and I'm so glad she did because they look amazing in black! They add so much more impact than the white would have done. The venue also looked amazing once all set up, with my hexagonal high riser stands on the tables (also sprayed black for the occasion!) and tealights at the base. I also provided some fresh flowers for the cake (made by Luca's Cakes - keep scrolling to see it!) and rose petals for confetti. The absolutely stunning pro photos are courtesy of EPS photography - take a look: I hope N+M had the best day!
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