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

Blue and Ivory wedding at Woodhall Spa Manor

Blue is always popular for May weddings and today's offering is no different.

This wedding was all sorted by email as the bride and groom lived away and I only met them on the wedding morning on delivery!

 The bridal bouquet was a hand tie design of blue hydrangeas, bluebells, muscari, thistle and large and spray ivory roses with eucalyptus foliage.

The bridesmaid bouquet was very similar but smaller.

The buttonholes were a single ivory rose with bluebell spike and muscari heads with eucalyptus

The ceremony and reception was a small gathering and was held at Woodhall Spa Manor 

The ceremony table was decorated with a long and low design in a mixture of the bridal flowers.

This was taken through to the top table for the wedding breakfast.

This was posy was to be used for the round guest table but as we like to give value we chose to display this on the welcoming seat at the back of the ceremony room. The bride and her guests would see this on entering and walking back down the aisle.

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.

Dusky Pink and Ivory wedding flowers

February 24, 2015

Sally’s wedding was two years ago but her colours are still trending. She held it at the lovely Charlotte House Hotel in Lincoln’s historic Cathedral Quarter. Her colours were ivory and dusky pink
The bridal bouquet consisted of dusky pink and ivory roses with white freesia and pitto foliage as a tight collar under the flowers.

Brides rose and freesia bouquet

Dusky Pink and ivory roses

Her maids carried a similar but smaller version of her bouquet.

Bridesmaid bouquet

All the men wore a simple single ivory rose with a couple of leaves of pitto.

Rose Buttonhole

The mum’s each wore a corsage of a rose with freesia and foliage. One with an ivory rose and one with a dusky pink.

Ivory rose corsage

Mum’s Corsage

The ceremony was held in The Library at Charlotte House and the table was dressed with a long and low of ivory and dusky pink roses, White freesia and ivory and dusky pink eustoma with mixed foliage. Either side the table was one of my bay trees.

Charlotte House Ceremony table

These were dressed with all in ivory.

Bay Tree

For the wedding breakfast the ceremony table display was transferred to sit on the top table.

Top Table arrangement

Long and low display

The guest tables each had a lily vase with dusky pink and ivory eustoma and bear grass.

Lily vase centerpiece

Charlotte House orangery set up and waiting for the arrival of the bride and groom and their wedding party.

Charlotte House Top Table

Lily vase centerpieces

I was also asked to provide ‘Thank you’ flowers in the wedding colours to give out during the speeches.

‘Thank you’ Hand ties in water

White ceremony flowers at Elsham Hall

 Rebecca's wedding was held in The Barn at Elsham Hall. The registrars table had a long and low design filled with white and ivory flowers. Roses (bloom and spray), Eustoma, Viburnum, and stallion chrysants with a selection of foliage including ivy. This was also to double up as the top table centre piece.

 The romantic set up of the ceremony table.

 The full effect with Elaine's archway dressed in white organza.

 On each of the radiator covers stood a white candelabras, also from Elaine's collection. These were decorated with an ivy garland for the ceremony

 and then for the reception were given a flower circle to stand in.

These circlets had a mix of roses, eustoma, and stallion chrysants with foliage. Lace was also threaded through the design.