Showing posts with label Country style bouquets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Country style bouquets. Show all posts

Monday, 2 September 2019

Country style bride bouquet with gyp bridesmaid flowers

A pretty spring wedding with country style bride's bouquet.
Some flowers can be overlooked for weddings but are perfectly cute and help you keep to budget. This bouquet included, alstroemeria, santini chrysants, gyp, eustoma and ferns, ivy and herbs. Creating a gorgeous trailing hand tie.



Pretty pink blooms with gyp interwoven throughout and stems bound with twine to match the country style of the day.


Alstroemeria and santini chrysants come in many colours and with many flowers per stem are real value for your money.


The bridesmaids carried gyp ball posies



Bouquets waiting to be delivered to their ladies.


Another lovely natural wedding with a bride and bridesmaid posies. 
If you are looking for similar please get in touch to talk through your plans

Sandra x



Tuesday, 13 June 2017

Country style wedding flowers in gorgeous pastel colours

This was a gorgeous country style wedding with a pastel colour theme of pale pink, blue, cream and ivory.
Clare, the bride, chose gorgeous seasonal flowers of Nigella, Euston, Carnations, Alstroemeria, freesia, santini chrysants, ammi and gyp wit eucalyptus foliage.


She also chose to have a lovely large satin bow adorn her bouquet with long ribbon trails.



The 3 bridesmaids had similar style bouquets 



with the same mix of flowers and a neat compact bow with trails to finish.




The bridal bouquets all together


The cute flower girl carried a silver heart wand with a corsages of nigella, eustoma, alstro and gyp.


The groomsmen each wore a natural style buttonhole of a eustoma flower and buds with an alstroemeria flower, gyp and sprig of eucalyptus. All tied together with shoestring satin ribbon.


The groomsmen buttonholes all ready for delivery.


The mum's each wore a lapel corsage of eustoma, freesia, santini heads and gyp with eucalyptus foliage.



A cute page boy deserves a cute buttonhole. This was a Nigella flower, eustoma bud, few gyp balls and foliage. These are given on a safety pin.



The grooms, mums and page boy buttonhole all ready for delivery.


Are you looking for country style wedding flowers for your day? Not sure where to start? 
Look here for more ideas
Or do you love the trend of a mix of pastel colours all together?
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Book a consultation today and let us guide you through which flowers work best with each colour scheme and seasonal availability.

Sandra x






Thursday, 20 April 2017

Blue, lilac and ivory wedding party flowers

This is a gorgeous wedding with blue, lilac and ivory flowers from a while ago. Somehow it got missed being posted but is such a pretty combination I thought it was worth showing.
The brides and bridesmaids bouquets had the same flower and foliage content but with the bride's being larger in size. They all had ivory roses, gyp, anemone, blue delphinium, lilac roses and eustoma and brunia, silver leaves and seeded eucalyptus.
The stems were bound with hessian to complete the country look.





The flower girls carried a basket filled with the same mix of flowers with the handle and bows in silver ribbon.



The ladies wore corsages of roses, delphinium florets, gyp, eustoma and foliage.


The groomsmen wore smaller buttonholes of anemone brunia and eucalyptus leaves. All the stems on these were bound with twine.


If you love this style and colouring and would love to recreate this in anyway for your wedding get in touch today to book a consultation. We still have a few dates available this year and are taking bookings for 2018/19. It is never too early to start thinking of your flowers.

Sandra x


Sunday, 29 July 2012

A country themed wedding

 The whole styling of this wedding was to be a country feel. Mainly white/ivory and green with a hint of pink.
The brides bouquet was a mix of seasonal flowers with eustoma, september, Ammi, stocks, freesia, sweet williams with Cezanne roses. The foliage was lily grass and tree fern. The stems were bound with ivory lace.
 The bridesmaids each carried a similar style, but smaller, bouquet but with a hint more colour. The stems were again bound with lace.
 The flower girls both carried a silver heart wand with a single Cezanne rose and sweet william florets.
 The groom wore a buttonhole of an Avalanche rose with freesia florets and tree fern and ruscus.
 The groomsmen each wore a single Avalanche rose with tree fern and ruscus.
 The grand mothers wore a freesia corsage with September flowers.
 The mums each wore a corsage of a Cezanne rose with freesias.

Thursday, 30 June 2011

Pink and Silver wedding flowers

I have known Laura and her family for a few years and was delighted to be asked if I could design her wedding flowers.

The style of the wedding was to be country and the main colours to be pink. It was quickly decided a hand-tie style was appropriate for Laura and her 6 bridesmaids, who were wearing a lovely shade of blue. The flowers were briefly discussed but the final content was left up to me to decide.
Laura's bouquet consisted of Sweet avalanche and Sudoku roses, Gracia spray roses, stocks, sweet peas, astrantias, gueldarose, asparagus fern, ivy and baby blue eucalyptus.
Laura's Bridal Bouquet
 The stems were completely bound with silver ribbon and a silver organza bow to finish.

Stocks, Sudoku and Sweet Avalanche roses, Astrantia
 The six bridesmaids all carried a similar design although smaller and neater.


Two bridesmaids bouquets
The groom wore a Sweet Avalanche rose with an astrantia flower and gueldarose with ivy to match with his bride.
 The Mother of the Bride and Mother of the Groom wore matching corsages. Keeping in with the colour scheme they had a Sudoku rose with pink eustoma, Gracia spray roses, larkspur buds and pink gyp with baby blue eucalyptus.
 All the ladies of the bridal party wore a single Sudoku rose with pink gyp and baby blue eucalyptus.
 All the men of the bridal party wore a single Sweet Avalanche rose with ivy leaves.
Some of Laura's flowers all boxed up and ready for delivery.

Tuesday, 28 June 2011

English country style bouquets

I first met Lucy at The Lincoln Wedding Fayre where I was displaying in The Judges Lodgings back in October.
When we met for a consult she had a clear idea on what flowers and style she wanted and had gathered a few pictures to show me. The wedding was going to fairly informal with a country feel to it with a marquee in the garden for the reception, and the flowers reflected this;
Peonies, large bloom roses, sweetpeas and heather.
The two smaller bridesmaids carried hand-tie posies of peonies, sweetpeas, Heaven, Lenny and Prima donna roses with sprigs of heather.

Bridesmaids Hand-tie posies
The Maid of Honour carried a hand-tie bouquet of Peonies, Heaven, Lenny and Prima donna roses, sweetpeas and heather.
Maid of Honour Hand-tie bouquet

Peonies, R-L Prima donna, Lenny and Heaven roses

Lucy carried a larger hand-tie full of gorgeous pink, cream and lavender flowers.
Peonies, Sweetpeas, Akito and Heaven roses, Clear Ocean spray roses an Heather.
Brides Hand-tie Posy
 Lucy gave me the fabric to wrap around the stems of the bouquets.
 The peonies will have continued to open throughout the day and the scent from these, the sweetpeas and roses was divine.