Gypsophlia Wedding Flowers - Jenna & Jak

Jenna & Jak, wanted gypsophlia as the only flower throughout their wedding last November at Blackbrook House & i must say, it all looked so so pretty.  

Im so glad that gypsophlia ( or babies breath) has made a huge comeback in recent years, its no longer associated as the 'filler' flower that is put with anything & everything, instead good quality gypsophlia looks pretty, trendy, clean & in this case vintage elegance alongside the lovely distressed glassware. 

What's not to love ?!? 

Congratulations to the happy couple & thankyou to the lovely Jenna for sending the images of the day xx

My Friends Wedding

A few weeks ago , my very lovely friends Aimee and Anthony tied the knot.
Aim's opted for a lovely white, green colourscheme, using soft girlie flowers which complimented her beautiful lace dress, and also was in keeping with the rural setting of the wedding.
For the bridal bouquet, we kept it very simple with ivory roses, white hydrangea and clusters of pearls bound in lace ribbon.

For the grownup bridesmaids we switched to a pale green hydrangeas, and made cute little rose and gypsophlia posies for the little ones.

The church was a pretty little country church in Aimees home village of Old Dalby, so again we wanted the flowers to be really cute and pretty , simple hydrangea posies tied to the gateposts..

'Love' pew ends waiting to be placed into position....

We then moved these, after the service to the beautiful staircase at the venue..

And finally the pretty centepieces to match...

And here is the happy couple, congratulations, and thankyou so much for giving me the honour of providing your flowers xxxxxxxxx

Thankyou very much to Aimee and Anthonys photographer, Andy Cross at Dean St Photography for providing the lovely bridal bouquet images. Please see their website here

Gypsophlia

This is a flower that is definately making a comeback. I always have loved these pretty white flowers, but unfortunately like certain other flowers, supermarkets has devalued gypsophlia by including it in plain uninspiring bunches which has caused many of people to 'go off' it.

Used in the right way, 'gyp' is no longer a simple filler flower, it can be made to look vintage or contemporary, used en masse it looks so impactive , and right now we are using it alot in wedding work. Watch this space as the trend catches on . You heard it here first.