Showing posts with label Daisy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daisy. Show all posts

Monday, 23 January 2017

Peony rose and daisy wedding flowers

Alice already had a vision for her flowers but wasn't sure if it would all work in reality. She really wanted to have peonies and roses but wanted to incorporate daisies into the mix as well. Not a usual mixing of flower varieties but anything is worth looking at. The colour scheme chosen was white and a delicate pink and these work really well with peonies and roses. The daisies also have yellow middles so we discussed whether this would be a problem, other than that we saw no reason to not put the mix together. Add in eucalyptus foliage and you have a truly lovely bouquet filled with scent.


The single bridesmaid carried a mix of pink and white roses with daisies and eucalyptus.


The two bouquets had lace wrapped around the stems to compliment the bride's dress.


The two mum's wore a corsage of a pink and an ivory rose plus a few daisies with Rosemary foliage.


The groom and main groomsmen wore a boutonniere of an ivory rose, freesia florets, rosemary and eucalyptus leaves.



The rest of the bridal party wore a single ivory rose with eucalyptus.



The buttonholes are pinned onto a board for delivery.
These can be labelled if required.


If you have something different in mind for your bouquet but not sure whether it will work please get in touch to discuss your options. If it is doable we are happy to provide, whether in our style/taste or not. We at The Studio never forget it is your day. We look forward to hearing from you.

Sandra x

Wednesday, 30 November 2016

Pastel daisy wedding flowers

The gorgeous pastel coloured daisy wedding of Fiona's is from April. She had a good idea of the main flowers she wanted to include, daisies, and the colours, chosing 3 differing colours for the bridesmaids. It was left to me to bring all this together using the styles of bouquets required. Fiona chose a large trailing style bouquet but in the natural hand tied form all tied together with a large bow.


Included in it were daisies, gerberas, freesia, bouvardia, roses, carnations and spray roses with eucalyptus and jasmine trails.


The 3 bridesmaids each carried a posy of daisies tied together with a bow.


They wore pastel pink, green and yellow dresses.


The 4 main groomsmen wore a buttonhole of a pale yellow gerbera with daisy heads and eucalyptus in a natural style tied with ribbon


The other ushers each wore a buttonhole of a small bunch of daisies.


The mum's each wore a corsage of a mix from the bride's bouquet. A gerbera, rose, spray roses, freesia and bouvardia with foliage.


One of the buttonhole presentation boards. These can be labelled if you provide us with the names of each guest.



The flower girls each wore a simple circlet of daisy heads.


These are just the wedding party flowers, more to follow tomorrow when we take a look at the ceremony and reception flowers at Doddington Hall.

If you have a specific flower you would like to include in your wedding or have a good idea of what style you want to achieve please get in touch. I can work with you if you know exactly what you want or if you have no clue where to start I just need your time to talk through options.

We are taking bookings for consultations between now and Christmas or book in early for January to kick start your plans. Call us today!

Sandra x

Monday, 28 November 2016

Lego inspired wedding flowers

Back in April V & R got married at Elsham Hall. Having booked me for their flowers nearly 2 years in advance this was a wedding I had been looking forward to for ages. The whole day was to be styled around lego. From brightly coloured flowers to lego heads and blocks to be incorporated within the designs this was going to be a fun day.

The bride wanted a relaxed informal hand tie without being too big of spring time flowers but also in their chosen colours of orange, blue, green, yellow and red, with a splash of white. This matched the lego pieces which would adorn the venue. We agreed on gerbera, delphinium, ranunculus, tulips, daisy and bupleurum.


The bridesmaids each carried a similar but smaller bouquet. 




The groomsmen each had a colourful buttonhole of a ranuncula, tulip, delphinium floret and bupleurum with an individual lego superhero attached. These were provided by the couple.



These are so cute and really help personalize the flowers to this fun loving couple.



I wonder if there was any arguments over who was which super hero?


The mum's wore a delicate corsage of ranunculus, tulips, daisy and lily of the valley (added as a nod to a family member)



If you are thinking of having a bright and colourful wedding or want to add in any personlized bits and pieces to your flowers, please get in touch to see how we at The Studio can help you.

Venue flowers at Elsham Hall tomorrow.

Sandra x

Wednesday, 30 April 2014

Sunny sunflowers, gerberas and daisy wedding

 A lovely sunny wedding from last June.
Becky had planned an informal garden reception at home and wanted this style to be apparent in her flowers.
One of her favourite flowers is the sunflower and so we based her design around these. The brides bouquet was a hand tie of sunflowers, sol, white Michaelmas daisy and wax flower with tree fern foliage.
 These were all tied together with natural raffia.
Becky also wore in her hair a circlet of Michaelmas daisy, sol and tree fern.
The bridesmaids each carried a small hand tie of yellow gerberas with Michaelmas daisies and fern tied with raffia.


 They also had a hair slide of daisies, sol and fern to compliment the brides flowers.
 The groom continued this look through with a matching buttonhole again tied together with raffia.
 The other guests each wore a smaller version.

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.