Black and White Wedding

So these pretties kick started this years long list of wedding flowers .

Black and white themed, very classic, roses , rannuculus, bouvardia and freesia for the bouquets. Bound with black satin ribbon.

Rannuculus and hyacinth corsages for the ladies, roses and hyacinth buttonholes for the men.

Very dainty and elegant at the same time.

Making these got us very much in the mood, for the lovely wedding flowers to come x

Lisianthus Bouquets

Simple, pure, beautiful... how i would describe lovely lizzie

Cute 'country' flowers

Pretty country flowers, perfect for a rural village wedding.
And the scent was heavenly, another happy bride x

Spring is in the air...

Love love love this time of year, we are almost there... daffodils,tulips, primroses. Cant wait!

And to wet your appetite here is our first spring bouquet of the year - delicate pretty narcissi, hyactinths, freesia . The scent is to die for. Love it.

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!

Silver sparkles

A lovely twinkley winter wonderland wedding around the colour paletter of silver, white and pale pink.

We love the soft snowy rannuculus used in the bouquets & buttonholes, combined with kochia & brunia for a wintery look.

For the venue, we made crystal trees using willow and birch, and coordinated the top table with our handmade birch hearts. Everything looked so pretty against pure white linen, white chair covers and sashes.

The first of our winter weddings

This is the first of this years winter weddings, and we love it.

This lovely bride and groom opted for amaryllis as their key flower using highlights of seasonal materials such as hypericum, twisted hazel, skimmia & waxflower.

This fits perfectly with the current snowy weather we are having, and the venue with the snowy backdrop was just dreamy.

We have a few differently themed winter weddings coming up, so keep an eye on the blog for more interpretations of this festive season.

Just lovely

Fishbowls are still very popular for wedding centrepieces .
We particulary love this one - scented, crisp colour scheme, just lovely. For you Helen

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.

Brings back memories

A classic handtied bouquet to coordinate with dusky pink bridesmaid dresses - cool water roses, lisianthus, bouvardia and pearls.
I also had these roses in my own wedding bouquet, makes me feel abit nostalgic , happy days .

Peacock feathers and martini vases

A teal based wedding, white seasonal scented flowers with peacock feathers . Fabulous martini vase arragements at the venue.

Luckily despite the miserable august weather so far this year, this bride missed the rainclouds and arrived in style by helicopter . Nice one Beckie! Congratulations to you both xx

A country wedding

Some real lovelies in this wedding. Peonies, hydrangea, lily of the valley, stocks - gorgeous. All within a white/cream/green colourscheme with just a hint of pale pink.

One lovely and unusual part of this wedding was that we used jasmine plants for some of the centrepieces. A long lasting, affordable option which can be reused as presents for guests. Incorporating plants in wedding decoration is something that is quite common in europe but us Brits havent caught onto that just yet .

The other centrepieces were the lovely country style jugs, which our bride hired from us. Perfect for a more informal theme.