Showing posts with label Chamomile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chamomile. Show all posts

Friday, 20 December 2019

Pretty summer wedding in blue white and green flowers

A gorgeous and pretty blue bridal posy filled with summer loveliness, Dark blue delphiniums, cornflower, white nigella, Chamomile, gyp, and Alchemillia mollis. Stems were bound in twine to perfect the country styling.



The single bridesmaid carried a cloud of gyp posy

The groomsmen each wore a country style buttonhole of spray roses, veronica and rosemary foliage (left)
The Mother of the Bride wore a similar style yet fuller design (right)

These were all placed in shotgun shells by the bridal party on delivery.


Another of our fabulous clients who was having a small but intimate wedding.
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Wednesday, 2 April 2014

Daisy bouquets and buttonholes

I love it when brides want something different and Nina was no exception. The theme for her wedding was daisies and her colour scheme white and yellow. She eventually settled on a hand tied bouquet of white daisy chrysants, Michaelmas daisy, Marguerites, Chamomile, yellow spray roses and solidaster with alchemilla mollis.
These were all tied together with a large yellow bow.
The bridesmaids, who were wearing yellow, carried a hand tied bouquet of daisy chrysants, Michealmas daisy, Chamomile, Marguerites, Solidaster and Alchemilla mollis.

White Daisies
These were bound together with white satin ribbon.

Wedding bouquets all ready for delivery
The flower girl carried a star wand with a yellow daisy chrysant and ribbon trails.


The bridesmaids also wore a daisy chain in their hair.


The mums each wore a corsage of daisy chrysants, Michaelmas daisies, yellow spray roses and alchemilla mollis.

The groom wore a buttonhole of white daisy chrysants, yellow spray roses, solidaster and alchemilla mollis.
The groomsmen each wore a smaller buttonhole of daisies and solidaster.