Showing posts with label green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 July 2013

Green Rustic Wedding

This lovely wedding was organised via email and telephone, as our bride Suzanne lives in Sydney . Infact the first time we met, was on the wedding day itself !
Suzanne wanted rustic, organic looking flowers, with lots of interesting green textures . We decorated these jamjars with garden twine, which were to be placed on the tables at one of our local venues Donington Park Farmhouse Hotel . The bridal bouquet completed the whole look with lots of lovely flowers and foliages including hydrangea, lotus seed heads, celosia and hypericum berries, again bound in string. I really like this theme, hope you enjoy looking at the images below .
( And remember just like Suzanne ,if you are a bride reading this, who currently lives abroad but are planning a Uk wedding dont worry we can still help you via the wonderful world of email, skype, FaceTime or a good old fashioned phonecall )













Tuesday, 11 January 2011

Ivy & Moss







Happy New Year ! Our first wedding of 2011 was a little challenge for us. The theme of the wedding was 'Ivy' in honor of our brides grandma by the same name. Our client had a very clear vision from the outset of how the wedding was to look & i think we turned her vision into reality.
Being early January, it was to have a wintery feel, and using predominantly ivy, moss, with a few white flowers we transformed the venue into a winter woodland.
The key decoration were balls of moss & ivy which we made and hung from the ceiling of the venue . Next to these were small glass votives which would of looked so pretty when lit later in the day.
Instead of traditional centrepieces, we provided trays of moss and ivy which our bride then decorated with candles, crystals & bubbles.
A lovely theme we thought!

Friday, 7 May 2010

Table 3 Inspiration - Green












We've created a low level table centrepiece this time, in a lovely fresh green and white colourscheme.
Flowers include roses, rannuculus, lisianthus, hellebore, hypericum - with the finishing touch of granny smith apples and fresh limes!
And for an added twist, why not use apples for the table place setting.
Stationary and table dressing by Tillyboo Events

Wednesday, 21 April 2010

Gerbera handtieds

I love these sweet little bridal handtieds that we recently did for one of our brides, white germini's teamed with purple tulips and pale green roses make perfectly cute springtime wedding bouquets.