Pretty summer wedding in blue white and green flowers

A gorgeous and pretty blue bridal posy filled with summer loveliness, Dark blue delphiniums, cornflower, white nigella, Chamomile, gyp, and Alchemillia mollis. Stems were bound in twine to perfect the country styling.

The single bridesmaid carried a cloud of gyp posy

The groomsmen each wore a country style buttonhole of spray roses, veronica and rosemary foliage (left)

The Mother of the Bride wore a similar style yet fuller design (right)

These were all placed in shotgun shells by the bridal party on delivery.

Another of our fabulous clients who was having a small but intimate wedding.

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Sandra x

Coral, peach and white wedding flowers

When I first met Vikki she knew what she didn't want in her flowers, roses. They had become so popular that she felt she wanted something else for their special day. We talked through likes and dislikes and came up with orchids and lilies. Now I had not put these together before but anything is worth looking at. Vicki liked a shower bouquet I had created previously but wanted it to reflect her colours, coral, peach and white. This is the combination that came out of that discussion:

White phalaenopsis orchids with peach asiatic lily, berries, eustoma, and stocks and a darker alstroemeria and white veronica. Fern, ivy and cuscus were added for the foliage.

The single bridesmaid carried a posy with a small mix of the brides flowers, all bound together with complimentary satin ribbon.

One of the mum's carried a lovely clutch bag with a beautiful corsage attached of orchid, eustoma, veronica and berries.

The groom wore a tied boutonnier of eustoma, alstroemeria, veronica and berries

The other mum wore a lapel corsage of an orchid, eustoma, veronica and berries

The rest of the bridal party wore a buttonhole of veronica, berries and foliage.

Part 2 is tomorrow of the wedding breakfast at Hemswell Court.

If you are looking for wedding flowers and would like something other than the 'normal' flower combinations do get in touch. We are happy to go with your ideas and will try anything together and see if it works. We always remember it is your day and not ours. We will guide you and if something doesn't work we will tell you but we are always open to new ideas and combinations.

This wedding was a real pleasure to work on throughout.

Get in touch today if you would like to talk through your wedding flower plans.

Sandra x

Vintage inspired wedding with garden roses at Elsham Hall

This was a very pretty vintage inspired summer wedding with very natural style bouquets.

The main colour scheme was dusky pink and nude but with a hint of purple.

The bride's bouquet was a natural hand tie design with gorgeous pink garden roses, veronica, ammi, gyp, thalaspi and fern

All tied together with a large pink puffy bow.

The two bridesmaids carried a very simple hand tie bouquet of gyp and purple veronica with a little foliage.

Tied together with another pink puffy bow.

I love these buttonholes! 

They are pink veronica with thalaspi and gyp and the stems bound in twine.

The mum's wore a corsage of a garden rose, veronica, gyp and foliage.

The bride also had sprigs of gyp for her hair

The wedding was held at Elsham Hall (Where I am a preferred supplier).

Unfortunately as the room is turned around from ceremony to wedding breakfast I can't get set up shots but these were the table flowers.

Vintage inspired vases filled with a mix of garden roses, veronica, ammi, gyp, thalaspi, fern, and sweet williams.

All ready for set up

Transferred into gorgeous vases of Elaine's

We also provided thank you flowers keeping in with the style of the wedding

To see more of this wedding go to Bride Beautiful blog here

If you like any of the designs from today's post please get in touch to talk through your wedding flower plans.

Sandra x

A Cornish Wedding

Back in October Sue and Daren got married in Cornwall. I spent most of the week surrounded by flowers, in their garage. Here are some of the official photos to prove it was well worth it.
The happy couple, outside St Gluvias Church. The bouquet looked stunning against the scarlet dress, with a few red roses placed off centre, and red lipped cymbidium orchids adding just a touch of colour.
One of the bridesmaids posies. Gold and white roses, veronica, and assorted foliage.

The brides hand-tied shower bouquet of cymbidium orchids, red roses, white lilies, hypericum, stephanotis, skimmia and an assortment of foliages.

The stephanotis and lilies gave the most luxurious scent.

Red white and gold wedding

Flowers from the wedding of Sue and Daren. Unfortunately I was so busy with the flowers I never got round to taking any photos of the ladies holding the flowers. I have been promised some though, so keep looking.

Sue's bridesmaids, of which there were four, wore gorgeous full length gold dresses, so we decided to keep the flowers neutral. I used white roses, stephanotis and veronica, gold roses, and various foliage. They were all hand tied posies with gold ribbon wrapped around the stems.


Sue's bouquet was a trailing hand tied posy but in red and white to tone in with the dress. In this I used red roses, hypericum berries, skimmia with white cymbidium orchids, lilies, roses, veronica and stephanotis. various foliage was used including fountain grass, asparagus fern and bear grass.

A few more examples of my designs.

A gerbera shower bouquet.

Burgundy and yellow was the colour scheme and a natural/woodland theme was the order of the day.
A trailing posy of white and cream flowers including lily, freesia, veronica eustoma and roses.
A tall table centre in a clear vase filled with dewdrops to give an ice effect. 3 large calla lilies with palm and aspidistra leaves with bear grass and silver ting ting.