Jade's five bridesmaids all carried smaller versions of her bouquet, finished with the same trailing ribbons.

All boxed up and ready for delivery!

The groom's buttonhole featured a white spray rose with a small succulent and some foliage to compliment the bridal bouquet.

The other men and the mums wore similar buttonholes just without the succulent.

We added some simple yet elegant decor to the church - rose and foliage pew ends and a large pedestal arrangement at the front of the church.

The bride and groom also placed some candles on the windowsills which we then decorated with some loose sprigs of eucalyptus - so simple yet so pretty!

Over at Prested Hall the foliage theme continued, with garlands adorning the welcome sign and various other signage that the bride and groom supplied.

The wedding reception was held in The Orangery, which we decorated with an abundance of foliage. We suspended foliage hoops from the skylights in the ceiling which looked stunning and finished off the room perfectly. ​

On the top table we laid out our gold geometric tealights along the front edge of the tables and intertwined them with sprigs of eucalyptus foliage.

There were two different designs for the tables - a low option with some beautiful vases supplied by the bride and groom which we filled with foliage and a few flowers. We also added in some bud vases with sprigs of foliage inside and a few tealight holders. For the tall options Jade and Michael also provided their own vases with some artificial eucalyptus inside, and round the base of these we placed loose foliage and some gold tealight holders.

Just beautiful!

Another beautiful feature at Jade and Michael's wedding was this stunning circular backdrop provided by Belle Wedding and Events with a decal of their name and wedding date on. Three plinths were placed at the fore, one with another foliage vase and another adorned with the stunning cake by The Honey Bee Wedding Cake Company.  Lauren decorated the cake with macarons, mini meringues and fresh blooms provided by us. It looked amazing!

Last but not least - thank you flowers.

Amy's bridesmaids carried smaller bouquets with less of the red and burgundy because they were wearing dark dresses. The trailing champagne gold ribbon looked just gorgeous!

All boxed up and ready for delivery!

Michael's groom buttonhole featured a white focal rose with astrantia and cosmos, as well as a selection of foliage. It was also finished with ivory ribbon to match Amy's bridal bouquet.

The other men's buttonholes featured a red rose as the focal, with the same filler flowers and foliage to match the groom's buttonhole and champagne gold ribbon to match the bridesmaids.

There were a mix of corsages for the ladies - two lapel corsages with white and burgundy flowers, and two wrist corsages on ribbon with pink and white flowers.

In the ceremony room we placed a beautiful 'long and low' arrangement along the registrar's table, which was later moved to the top table for the wedding breakfast.

For the table centrepieces the bride and groom provided their own vases which we filled with a posy of flowers to match the rest of the wedding. 

The beautiful professional photographs are by Teresa C Photography - take a look below:

The bridesmaids carried smaller bouquets with just a little trail.

Ready for delivery!

Here's a few lovely photos courtesy of a guest:

Ready for delivery!

The groom wore a buttonhole with a white spray rose, blue thistle, waxflower and some foliage. 

The other men's buttonholes were thistle, waxflower and foliage, which we finished with twine to compliment the bouquets.

The bride also had two bridesmen, who wore more floral buttonholes than the other guys in the bridal party. 

A couple of corsages for the ladies with softer, pretty flowers including astilbe and pink spray roses.

Ready for delivery, in individual vases each labelled with the name of the wearer.

As well as the bridal flowers I also dressed my stunning rose gold metal arch with all white flowers and lots of gorgeous foliage. The couple later used this as a photobooth backdrop which is a great way of repurposing your flowers! ​

And finally a couple of thank you bouquets to give as gifts, with matching flowers as well as some lilies.

Here's a little preview of some of the pro photos by James Perry Photography:

Nadia's bouquet was a stunning mix of colours, finished with neutral sage green ribbon so as not to clash with the flowers. 

The bridesmaids carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet and there was also a flower girl with a smaller bouquet still! 

All boxed up and ready for delivery!

The buttonholes featured a salmon pink lisianthus with waxflower and a selection of foliages. They were also finished with sage green ribbon to match the bouquets.

The ladies wore wrist corsages of light pink lisianthus, either on a length of ribbon or a pearl beaded bracelet.

Over at the venue we decorated the top table with lots of bud vases of mixed flowers and loosely placed foliages, along the full length of the table.

The table centrepieces featured three different designs - the first included my trio of cylindrical glass candle holders with loosely placed foliages and flowers dotted around. The second had a series of bud vases with a selection of flowers in each and the third had a hurricane vase, also with loosely placed flowers and foliages.

A few extra bud vases were placed on the gift table, along with some glass tealight holders, to bring some decor into the entrance hall.