Washingborough Hall Hotel

Becky and her groom were married in St John’s Church in 
Washingborough and wanted a single pedestal design. I re-created 
the waterfall design of the bouquet, rather than the more traditional 
design. Added into the pinks and ivory flowers were red roses as 
these had significance to the bride.
This design was to be carried back to the Hall for the reception.

Washingborough Church Pedestal

Washingborough Hall was the setting for the wedding breakfast.
The top table had a trailing long and low design in a mix of red,
pinks and ivory flowers with mixed foliage.

Top Table design

The guest tables each had a 100 cm candelabra with a central point
 display and 4 candles. The flower mix matched the top table.

Candelabras

Washingborough Hall

I also provided real rose petals for the tables in a mix of colours.

Candelabra

Jocastas Reception

Claire and James held their reception in Jocastas Marquee. It is a lovely and light space with great views over the lake.
The top table had a long and low design and a foliage swag.



The centrepiece consisted of ivory lillies, sweet avalanche and avalanche roses and stock with palms, ruscus and eucalyptus.

The swag was mainly ruscus with bear grass. Claire wanted alittle colour adding so I included some spray roses in pale pink along with pairs of avalanche and sweet avalanche roses on each swag end.

The five guest tables were treated to giant martini vases filled with similar flowers to the top table. Ivory lillies, pink and ivory roses and stocks. The 'vase' is filled with dark blue cello to complement the colour scheme.

Each table also had fresh pink and ivory rose petals scattered over them.

Jocastas marquee ready and waiting for the arrival of the bride and groom.

The arrival table ready to great guests with a glass of bubbly.

Claire's 'throwing' bouquet as an extra display.