Showing posts with label Rose Buttonhole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rose Buttonhole. Show all posts

Friday, 8 April 2022

Bridal flowers in pale pink, peach, white and lilac

Here we are once again and I am now sharing the weddings post lockdown but still with many restrictions in place. This, my first of 2021 was held on the day weddings and receptions could go ahead inside but limited to 30 people. 
This couple were always having a small 'do' and kept to their small numbers despite being officially allowed a few more.

The bride had requested a trailing hand tie in an unusual colour scheme of pink, peach, lilac and white and loved roses. To give variety we used large avalanche roses in pink and peach with white spray roses and gyp with lilac eustoma. A single yellow rose was also requested to represent a lost loved one.


Trying fern and jasmine was added for length and movement from the bouquet




The single bridesmaid wore a wrist corsage on a pearl band with a few blooms to match the brides bouquet


The Groom and his men each wore a single pink rose with traditional asparagus fern.


The bride and grooms mum's each wore a corsage with a single white rose with pale pink eustoma blooms with foliage



Special ladies were presented with a single white rose buttonhole. Something I quite like to do especially with a small guest list, makes everyone feel included.


The bouquet and buttonhole ready for delivery on the wedding morning.


These colours work well together even if a little unusual! If you love colours that are not the usual please don't be put off putting them together, the flowers should represent your style and personality not just be, as it's trendy!

If you are looking for something away from the norm, please get in touch to discuss how we can create your dream flowers. I won't say no to any colours scheme!

Sandra x

 

Monday, 16 December 2019

Burgundy and white bridal flowers

Bridal posies can be whatever you want them to be.
This bride was clear on using white roses and foliage with 3 deep red dahlia and a few pine cones. A compact design yet with a messy outline, not neat and tidy.
We love brides who embrace foliage. The bridal bouquet used seeded eucalyptus



while the four bridesmaid bouquets had asparagus ferns densiflorus and setaceus teamed with the eucalyptus and white roses.


The 7 groomsmen each wore a single white rose with asparagus and eucalyptus leaves.


A small yet elegant wedding party whom we are always happy to design flowers for.
We don't have a minimum spend for your flowers as we believe anyone should be able to have gorgeous flowers whatever their budget or size of wedding.
Ask us to give you a quote for your flowers today

Sandra x

Monday, 9 December 2019

White roses and eucalyptus wedding flower bouquets and buttonholes

On one of the hottest days of the summer we created wedding flowers for a sophisticated yet simple wedding. The brief; white roses and plenty of foliage!
This bride wanted a handful of gorgeous white roses in her bouquet surrounded by trailing eucalyptus to give a waterfall effect.
Six gorgeous avalanche roses with lots of populus seeded eucalyptus created the perfect bouquet. The stems were bound with material off cuts from the bride's dress.



The 4 bridesmaids each carried a dainty posy of eucalyptus with a few sprigs of gyp for colour.



The bridal bouquets all ready for delivery to the bride


The 11 groomsmen all wore a simple white rose with eucalyptus sprigs and stems bound in white twine.


Groomsmen buttonholes ready for delivery to the reception venue where the boys are staying.



This bride already had a clear vision of what she wanted for her flowers and with a little help to fine tune these we made her flower/foliage dreams come true.
Never be afraid to state what you want for your flowers, should you know, we can either go straight with what you want or if not quite possible, for some reason, we will talk through alternatives to achieve a happy compromise.

Book your consultation with our flower expert florist and talk through your flower plans

Sandra x





Friday, 29 November 2019

Pretty pink summer flower wedding

A beautiful pink summer wedding filled with peony, roses, eustoma and scented foliage.
The brides bouquet was an explosion of scent and ruffled blooms with varying shades of pink adding dimension to lots of same shaped flower.



The 5 bridesmaids all cried a rose posy of Avalanche, Sweet Avalanche and cerise pink roses.



The two little flower girls each carried a silver heart wand with an ivory rose and scented foliage with cerise pink ribbon tails.


The bridal part flowers all ready for presentation to the bride.


The groom had a traditional double buttonhole, an ivory and cerise pink rose with foliage and a little sparkle with diamante sprays.


The best man also wore a traditional double buttonhole, minus the sparkle!


All the 10 groomsmen all wore a pale pink single rose buttonhole


With so many groomsmen they were getting ready in separate venues and as a service we deliver to where your gents are, one less thing for you or your groom to do.



The Mother of the bride and groom both wore beautiful pink wrist corsages of roses, spray roses and eustoma.



Whether you are looking for gorgeous pink flowers or love the style of this wedding we can talk through your plans and create designs perfect for your day.
Get in touch to book a free, no obligation consultation today

Sandra x










Friday, 22 September 2017

Red rose and white freesia wedding flowers

This wedding was from a while ago but never blogged. Another lovely intimate wedding with a red and white colour scheme for the flowers.
The bride chose a teardrop bouquet and I feel these work especially well with roses and freesia.
These are gorgeous Gran Prix roses with white freesia, ruscus and fern foliage.


The maid of honour carried a posy of beautiful white roses with ruscus foliage


and the bridesmaid carried a posy filled with gorgeous white freesia and foliage.


The groomsmen each wore a red rose and the groom wore a rose and freesia buttonhole to match his bride.


The ladies all had a traditional corsage of white freesia to compliment their outfits.

These are all simple designs but the flowers used create the wow factor and set against beautiful dresses will create a stunning look for you and your maids.

If you are looking for flowers for your wedding party and love what we can create please get in touch to book a consultation today.

You can now book online


Sandra X




Thursday, 29 June 2017

Purple Calla lily wedding flowers

I loved this wedding, the purple calla lily are just stunning. 
Marianne brought in a photo of a bouquet she had seen online and asked if I could recreate as close as possible. The bouquet was full of calla's, large leaves behind and bear grass with pearls threaded through the flowers.


We agreed on the colour of the calla's and left the foliage to me.


These callas had a natural bend in the stem and they naturally trailed to give a shower type shape.



The one bridesmaid had a smaller overarm bouquet with a more rigid shape to the design.



The two flower girls carried a posy of 3 calla lily, loops of bear grass and a few small dark leaves.


All stems were bound with ivory satin ribbon.


The groomsmen wore a single calla lily with loops of aspidistra and beargrass




The other special guests wore a single ivory rose with bear grass loops and dark small leaves.


All buttonholes had matching ivory ribbon.


Buttonholes ready to be presented to the bridal party.


I was honoured to be asked to provide these wedding flowers and was very happy to be given a hug by the bride on delivery and her comment of 'They are much better than I had hoped for' really does make the stress of trying to recreate a design more than worthwhile.

If you love calla lily and would love these designs for your wedding or just love the different style please get in touch to book a consultation today.

Sandra x