Showing posts with label Fishbowls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fishbowls. Show all posts

Thursday, 12 October 2017

Pink wedding reception flowers

Will you tickled pink with your reception flower designs? A very popular colour once again and many flowers come in many shades of pink, so always lots of choice, whatever time of year.
Your guest tables can be sweetly simple or more ornate, whatever your choice I am sure we can fulfil your style.

Gerbera with fountain and bear grass in a vase


or gerbera heads floating in a fish bowl. There bring a splash of colour while keeping budget down.


Our beautiful wine glass designs are a great talking point for your guests, roses and gerbera


or lily and roses, the choice is yours.


For long tables there isn't much room so fish bowls with a hydrangea head are just perfect.


We have a range of sizes for fish bowls and the large ones are lovely on round tables,


and a range of sizes for your top table. These are filled with an array of summer blooms.


Jam jars are still popular and these cute ones with candles are full of summer loveliness.



Our large hurricane vases can be filled with any flower but these spring hyacinths will certainly oil the air with their luscious scent.


Low martini vases are a nice change from fish bowls.


Another jam jar setting with larger flower heads of full roses and peonies.



Glass Cubes are a step up from jam jars, here filled with beautiful roses and peony.


Or how about bright pink lily with willow detail for height?


For extra height we have lilies in tall vases, adding colour to a marquee without blowing the budget.



These are slightly fuller for a dramatic styled setting.


Posies are perfect summer flower displays and are excellent to give away as gifts afterwards.
Gerbera, hydrangea, stocks and spray roses




or different varieties of roses with freesia.


Our gorgeous pumpkin vases make cute displays, roses, wax flower, carnations and ferns,


intersperse with jam jars of roses, peonies and sweet peas, to add a touch of glamour.


Simple vases of flowers are often overlooked. Spring tulips with fern for a seasonal style setting.


Mix up jam jars for your top table, make your flowers go further with candles too.


May be you are having a sweetheart top table? Go for a small long and low to compliment the bridal bouquet.
Roses, astrantia, eustoma, and spray roses.



Having a formal top table? Our beautiful long and lows can be styled to suit your setting.

Roses, lilies and eustoma.


Roses, eustoma, freesia, and mixed foliage.


Having to have an L shape top table? We can create different designs to suit.



Looking for a design with more height for your guest tables? Our stunning candelabras will do just that. Standing at 100cm tall plus candle these are show stoppers.


Or our tall martini vases can be filled with an array of flowers, stocks, alstroemeria, roses, gyp, and lots of country foliage.



Or our tall vases can be topped with a flower ball to give the look of floating designs.


Beautiful bird cages are popular for a country styled day.


There are many options to have flowers around venues as well as the tables.
Here a sideboard can have its own sweet display



and a stunning fireplace always needs flowers.


From half design


to full size, we can create them to suit.


Not wanting an entrance pedestal? Our tall bird cages can have a beautiful flower display attached and be used as a card collector too.


Don't forget stairwells and banisters. Garlands will look stunning in your photos and who wouldn't want to walk past beautiful flowers on their way to say 'I do"



Lots of designs and voice and many more available.

To see more of these weddings, search on the labels for Colour:Pink and..... or by Venue....

If you love our flowers and would like to talk through your options, please get in touch to book a consultation.

Sandra x

Tuesday, 22 March 2016

Autumn inspired wedding at The White Heather

 Following on from yesterday's post this is the ceremony set up at The White Heather.
Keeping the colours and flowers the same as the bridal bouquets we created a ceremony table long and low bouquet of gerberas, roses, spray carnations, berries and mixed foliage.


Another smaller display was created to sit on the piano behind the ceremony table to help remember those not able to attend.


This is the registrants eye view down the aisle



This is the brides eye view on entering the ceremony space at The White Heather


with our bay trees either side the aisle entrance decorated in pink and orange.


The seated area is a lovely space to get away for a quiet chat, we added in some seasonal fish bowl designs



On entering the reception marquee was a gorgeous vintage suitcase which we added a spray of gerberas to add a splash of colour.


If you are getting married here or any other Lincolnshire venue please get in touch to see how I can transform your ceremony space with flowers

Sandra x

Wednesday, 16 March 2016

Wedding set up at Branston Hall

Following on from yesterday's post, this is the wedding ceremony and reception set up at Branston Hall.
The Churchill suite was dressed in blue and white for the ceremony.


We provided the flowers and bay trees with artificial ivory roses in the 'tree', blue bases and ivory ribbon around the stems. (£10 each to hire) 


The long and low flower display was a mixture from the bridal bouquet


Hydrangeas, tulips, thistle, agapanthus, alstroemeria, roses, veronica and mixed foliage.
This would be transferred to the top table for the wedding breakfast.



The guest tables each had a fish bowl with a central candle and a mix of the same flowers within the bowl.





As Branston Hall turn around the Churchill suite while you are having your photographs taken we set up in the bar area, so not a true idea of the full set up. (no chairs!!)



We were also asked to provide two thank you bouquets in similar colours to the rest of the wedding flowers. These are usually given out within the speeches.



If you like the flowers that I am showcasing and are looking for wedding flowers please get in contact to discuss your requirements.