Showing posts with label Alcove display. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alcove display. Show all posts

Tuesday, 24 January 2017

Cleatham Hall Peony and rose wedding

Alice and her groom held their wedding ceremony and reception at the gorgeous Cleatham Hall.
We are honored to be one of the preferred supplier partners at this venue and love to have the opportunity to style flowers here.

Once you go through the large front door you walk into this grand entrance hall.


On the sideboards we had positioned vases of flowers to greet guests.


These were a small mix of roses, daisies and freesias.


The card table also had it's own display


The lovely staircase had it's own garland of mixed foliage, roses and daisies.


The two alcoves were treated to their own larger vases of flowers.



The orangery looked fabulous dressed with displays of peonies and roses.





The displays were simply glass cubes with a ivory and pink roses and pink peonies with eucalyptus foliage.



The top table had the same displays to compliment the guest tables.


The mantelpiece had a gorgeous display too


of roses, peonies and a variety of daisies and mixed foliage.



View as the bride and groom would see


Another alternative to the large single display



The cubes can be hired from us for budget friendliness and the flowers given away to guests from each table. The flowers are all tied together with ribbon.


The lovely cake was finished off with a spray of roses



The lovely gardens at Cleatham Hall.


If you like what you see and would like this style of flowers at your wedding, please get in touch to discuss how we can help you achieve your dream displays.

Once again if you love peonies be aware of their short season May - July, this wedding was mid July. They are available either side but in smaller quantities, pricier and can be not as great quality.
All other flowers are available all year round.

Sandra x






Tuesday, 2 October 2012

Elsham Hall

 Sophie's civil service was held in the barn at Elsham Hall. Either side of the registrars table stood a pedestal of mainly pink flowers, roses, eustoma, chrysants, alstroemeria, with ivory eustoma and stallion.

 The registrars table display that would later adorn the top table was a long and low with foliage trails of the same mix of flowers.
 In the alcoves were cute displays of pink and ivory flowers.
 The candelabras were for the guest tables at the reception but for the ceremony we stood them on the radiator covers as extra displays. Elaine would add the candles later.
The ceremony space ready and waiting for the service to begin.