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Laura and Oliver were married on 5 June 2025 at Houchins. They chose a classic, beautiful style for their flowers featuring just roses and gypsophila.  Laura's bouquet was a classic dome shape with gorgeous roses and gypsophila, finished off with trailing chiffon ribbons.    The three bridesmaids carried smaller bouquets of just gypsophila.  For the little flower girl I made a heart shaped wand of gypsophila - so sweet!  Delivered to the venue.  Oliver's buttonhole featured a white rose and gypsophila, finished with the same ribbon as the bouquets.  To tie in with the bridesmaid bouquets, the groomsmen's buttonholes were just gypsophila.  Delivered to the venue.  In addition to the bridal flowers I also scattered fresh rose petals down the aisle.  The preview of the pro photos comes courtesy of Jason Little Photography:  I hope Laura and Oliver had a lovely day! 
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Chloe and Dale were married on 30 May 2025 at Hatfield Place. They chose a beautiful colour palette of pink, peach, orange and white, with flowers including roses, germini and campanula. They opted for very minimal foliage so the flowers would be the stars of the show.  Chloe's bouquet was soft and pretty, with trailing chiffon ribbons to finish.   The five bridesmaids carried smaller versions of her bouquet in all the same colours.  For the flower girl I designed a wand made from small and dainty flowers. All boxed up and delivered to the venue!  Dale's buttonhole featured a grouping of small and dainty flowers with very minimal foliage, with the other men wearing slightly smaller versions.   The ceremony space at Hatfield Place is just stunning, with the vaulted ceiling and huge window looking out on to the gardens. We dressed it up with a long and low on the table and pedestal arrangements on either side. These were all made very flower heavy with minimal foliage.    The table centrepieces looked lovely, featuring a series of bud vases with taper candles and tealights.   All the bud vases lined up in my studio!   The gorgeous pro photos are courtesy of Lainey Lovell - take a look:    I hope Chloe and Dale had a wonderful day! Devon and Sean were married on 3 May 2025 at Woodhall Manor. They chose a classic colour palette of white and green, with some gorgeous roses taking centre stage.  Devon's bouquet was a mix of 'avalanche' and 'playa blanca' roses, with hard and soft ruscus foliages adding a gorgeous, deep green contrast. A white satin ribbon finished the stems off perfectly.   The five bridesmaids all carried smaller versions of Devon's bouquet.  Sean's buttonhole featured a standard and a spray rose with some foliage, and the other men wore smaller versions with just spray roses.   The weather was perfect for their outdoor ceremony, and Devon really paid attention to the details when it came to dressing this area. We tied posies of roses and foliage to all the chairs lining the aisle, a long and low adorned the table which was framed by two stunning arrangements on white pedestal stands.     The reception room looked equally as beautiful, with glass footed bowl arrangements on each table and the top table decor extended out on either side of the long and low - we placed vases for the bridesmaid bouquets and some of the chair ends, with loosely laid foliages and a few white flowers dotted amongst it. We also added some foliage and vases to the mantlepiece for some more of the chair end posies.    The absolutely gorgeous pro photos are courtesy of Joanne Lamb - take a look:    I hope Devon and Sean had an amazing day! Kristina and James were married on 2 May 2025 at Vaulty Manor. They chose a gorgeous palette of pinks for their flowers, which included roses, stocks, astilbe and lisianthus.  Kristina's bouquet was a beautiful mix of light and dark shades of pink, with lots of lovely eucalyptus and trailing ribbons to finish.   The three bridesmaids carried smaller versions of Kristina's bouquet, with all the same flowers in the same colours.  Boxed up and ready for delivery!  James' buttonhole featured spray roses, lisianthus and waxflower, with pink chiffon ribbon to finish.  The other men wore very similar but slightly smaller buttonholes.  The weather on the day was glorious so they held their ceremony outside in the gardens. I dressed the front of the gazebo with two sprays of flowers, placed a long and low on the table and little posies on the chairs lining the aisle.   I stayed on site during the ceremony so that I could move all of the flowers from the ceremony over to the barn. I will always recommend you do this so as to really maximise use of your flowers, however not all venues will do this for you - it's always best to check. For Kristina and James I removed the flowers from the gazebo and reattached them to my metal arch frame which we placed behind the top table. The long and low then went on the table and the chair ends were dotted around in little jars.   The guest tables featured a geometric lantern which the couple hired from me, decorated with loosely placed sprigs of foliage and flowers in the colours of the wedding dotted throughout. They opted to go for LED candles due to the number of children attending the wedding, however these are so realistic nowadays you couldn't tell!   I also dressed all the signage that would be placed around the venue, including the welcome sign and the order of the day.  The stunning pro photos are courtesy of Matt Heath Photography - take a look:   Natalie and Alex were married on 8 December 2024 at Vaulty Manor. They went for a wintery look for their flowers, which included white roses, carnations and stocks, with pops of burgundy berries and seasonal greenery. Natalie's bouquet was beautiful and festive, without being over-the-top Christmassy. The trailing chiffon ribbons gave it an elegant, wedding vibe and finished the stems off perfectly.   The three bridesmaids carried all the same flowers in the same colours.  Boxed up and delivered to the venue!  Alex's buttonhole featured a standard and spray rose, hypericum berries and mixed foliages.  The other men wore smaller versions with just spray roses and no berries.   The ceremony was held indoors at the beautiful barn of Vaulty Manor. The ceremony table was dressed with a long and low which included some pine cones to add to the festive look.  The tables were decorated with a series of bud vases and tealights, bringing in elements of glass and gold that suited the theme perfectly. The Christmas trees were a lovely extra touch!  The gorgeous pro photos are courtesy of Chris Woodman - take a look:    I hope Natalie and Alex had a wonderful day! |
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