Purple and Lilac wedding flowers

A lovely intimate wedding which we supplied the bridal party flowers for a few weeks ago.

The colour scheme was purple an lilac in which eustoma, freesia, roses, carnations with senecio foliage was chosen.

These bouquets are a lovely summer mix in colour and variety. 

The brides bouquet was given a lace bow over a wrap of lace on the stems.

The bridesmaids wore purple gowns and as such their bouquets were kept to the lilac theme. These had beautiful roses, freesia and carnations and look scrumptious!

The stems were bound in lace to compliment the bridal bouquet.

Bridal bouquet with the maids

The groomsmen wore a double buttonhole of a lilac rose with purple eustoma flower and bud and silver senecio foliage.

All buttonholes are presented on a board all ready with a pin.

We also supplied 2 thank you bouquets for presentation at the speeches.

Unusually we delivered to the groom and what a handsome bunch the groomsmen were in their finery.

Are you having purple or a lilac themed wedding? Love the flowers but having different colours? Ask us how we could style these designs for you and your wedding party.

Whether a large or small wedding we are happy to talk to you about your flowery wishes, why not ring today and book a consultation to start the process?

I look forward to hearing from you 

Sandra X

Scrummy pastel wedding flowers

Looking back to a gorgeous pastel wedding from last summer.

These bouquets not only look scrummy but were scented too. Filled with roses and eustoma (pink and ivory), lilac freesia, gyp and asparagus fern.

The stems were bound with ivory satin ribbon.

The three bridesmaids carried a similar but smaller version as the bride.

The bridal party bouquets all together.

The groomsmen wore ivory rose buttonholes with a sprig of gyp and asparagus fern.

The ladies wore a corsge of a single ivory rose and eustoma flowers and buds with gyp and fern

Our buttonholes are delivered and presented to the wedding guests on a covered board. These can be labelled on request. Remember you are not there to supervise the handing out. 

The wedding ceremony was held at St Mary's church at Riseholme. The bride decorated most of the church herself with artificial designs but we provided a couple of small pedestals for the ceremony space.

These were then transported to the reception by the wedding party.

St Mary's Church Riseholme.

If you are looking for your wedding florist and like any of the designs we create please get in touch to talk through how we can style your flowers for your day.

We have over the years styled many of the local venues, take a look down on the right, find labels and scroll until you find church or venue. All are listed by type - Church: St Mary's Riseholme.

If you can't find your particular venue please get in touch as it may be one we couldn't blog about.

Looking forward to hearing your plans

Sandra x

Purple and Lilac wedding flowers

I don't know who was more excited about these flowers Kelly or myself! It is always a real pleasure to work with a bride that truly wants you to create her flowers for her very special day.
The colour scheme Kelly chose was the popular purple, lilac and ivory with some silver thrown in as well. The brides bouquet was a mixture of purple eustoma, lilac freesia, blue eryngiums and ivory roses with eucalyptus foliage. All this was surrounded with a silver aluminium collar.

Her two bridesmaids carried a similar but smaller version of the brides bouquet.

The flower girl carried a silver heart wand with an ivory rose and thistle flowers.