Showing posts with label Wrist Corsages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wrist Corsages. Show all posts

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










Monday, 19 June 2017

Ivory and dusky pink rose wedding posies

These are the gorgeous bouquets that Rebecca had for her wedding a few weeks ago. Very simple designs of roses and gyp but they complimented her dress and style wonderfully.

The bridal bouquet was a posy of ivory and dusky pink roses surrounded by a cloud of gyp.


No foliage was to be included at all!


These roses were gorgeous and scented.


The three bridesmaids each carried a posy of ivory roses and gyp to compliment their dusky pink dresses.




The three maids bouquets together


And with the bridal posy too.


The bride also wore flowers in her hair of ivory spray roses and gyp



The groom wore a gorgeous double buttonhole of both roses and some gyp



The groomsmen wore ivory rose and gyp buttonholes


While mum wore a wrist corsage of double rose, gyp and small amount of foliage.



The other ladies wore dusky pink rose and gyp buttonholes.
No foliage in any buttonholes on the brides request.



The buttonholes all ready for presentation to the wedding party



The bridal posies all ready for the reveal to the bride.


Roses will never go out of style, they are such a classic flower, that whatever your style, colour or theme roses will go.
If you love these designs and would like to recreate them for your wedding get in touch to book a consultation today.

I look forward to hearing from you soon

Sandra x

Monday, 16 January 2017

Beautiful Peony and rose wedding flowers

Today is BLUE MONDAY. Apparently the day we are saddest as we now are in the throws of winter, Christmas is over and we are all getting our credit card bills etc and are coming to the realization we overspent during the festivities, oh yes and it's Monday!!
So to combat all this I thought I would share with you this beautifully pretty wedding from last May. The flowers were chosen by the bride, she knew exactly what she wanted - peony and roses. Fortunately May is a month when the beautiful peony is in season, always a plus with this temperamental flower.


The bridal bouquet was a stunning mix of pink peony, avalanche roses in pink and white, white hydrangeas, pink sweet peas and gyp.


The roses, peony and sweet peas are all scented so as well as it looking pretty the scent was divine.


The three bridesmaids carried a very simple but highly scented bouquet of mixed peonies.


Lovely bundles of ruffles.


All bouquet stems were bound with hessian


The three flower girls each wore a pretty wrist corsage of pink sweet peas. These were presented on an white ribbon to be tied on.


Again highly scented bundles of ruffles


One of the mums wore a peony and gyp buttonhole


Stems bound with twine


The groomsmen all wore pink roses with gyp



The other ladies wore a white rose with gyp and foliage



The groom wore a mix selection of flowers from the bridal bouquet


tied as a natural bunch rather than wired.


The page boy looked so cute with his very own spray rose and gyp buttonhole.


This is Part 1 of this wedding and part 2 will be on show tomorrow. Please make sure you check back in as this really was such a pretty set up at a fabulous venue.

If you like any of these designs or want to discuss us styling your own day, please get in touch to book a consultation. Dates for 2017 are filling up and 2018 is looking busy too. Don't miss out if you like us to help you have your dream wedding flowers.

*If you are looking to include the fabulous peony in your wedding the prime time for these flowers is May -July. You can get them either side of these dates and a small selection in the autumn BUT beware. Outside their season they are highly expensive and of poor quality (usually but not extensively) so to make the most of them choose your wedding date very carefully.
A good florist will be able to show you other flowers with similar style to enhance your bouquets and not break your budget. 
Ask us for advice first

Sandra x