Blush and ivory wedding flowers

Another gorgeous wedding that really should have been shared before now! 

I loved this styling and colours, the blooms chosen are also a personal favourite, and wait till you see the venue!

K & A chose the gorgeous blush and ivory palette for all of their flowers.

The bridal bouquet was a scrumptious mix of seasonal blooms and foliage. Blush roses, eustoma and alstroemerias with ivory roses, ammi and eustoma with gyp and eucalyptus and senecio foliage.

All tied together with blush satin ribbon.

The brief was a loose style not too neat nor messy.

The 6 bridesmaids all carried a smaller version of the bride's bouquet with more emphasis on ivory to stand out against their blush dresses.

The brides posy with two of her maids.

The groomsmen each wore a gorgeous buttonhole of gyp with pheasant feathers, the stems bound with hessian for a true country style.

The mothers each wore a corsage of a selection of blooms from the bridal bouquet.

Blush and ivory/white is still a strong colour scheme for flowers and can work with a number of different coloured suits and dresses, bringing the whole look of the day together.

Is this your favourite colour? Thinking this may work for your special day? Please get in touch to discuss your style, budget and options.

Don't forget to check back for the wedding reception at Cleatham Hall.

Sandra x

 

The Lincoln Hotel package flowers

The wedding flowers of Katherine and her groom. 

This couple chose The Lincoln Hotel as their venue and one of the packages which included the table designs. I am one of the hotels preferred supplies and was asked to create simple low designs with blue and white hydrangea, blue thistles, white and peach roses along with gyp and eucalyptus.

The ceremony (later the top table) design was a simple long and low with the chosen flowers and mixed foliage.

The guest tables were decorated with a mixed bunch of their blooms displayed in my hurricane vase.

These are fully included in the hotel package along with set up and delivery.

Many other styles/types of designs can be created within the package, just let me know your ideas!

As always my photos don't do the flowers justice and it is always appreciated to get some professional images.

If you are getting married at The Lincoln Hotel please get in touch to discuss your style and options for your flowers.

Sandra xx

 

Pretty wedding flowers at St Peter at Eastgate

Unfortunately the weather on this wedding day was not great, but they do say rain on your wedding day is good luck! A wet (marriage) knot is harder to break and therefore the marriage lasts longer.

The bride asked for pretty posies to be attached to the open gateway of the church to welcome the guests.

Pretty pink santini chrysants, pale alstroemeria, gyp and herbs were tied with hessian bows to the gate posts.

The church doorway was framed with 2 of my gorgeous bay trees and ribbons.

Once inside the church each row of chairs had a pretty gyp ball attached with a hessian bow.

Simple understated design but en mass brightens up the aisle

The church screen was adorned with fern, myrtle and ivy trails

Looking to the rear of the church as the groom would do waiting for his bride.

To see another wedding at St Peter at Eastgate click here

I have decorated many of Lincoln's churches, if you are saying your vows in church and would love flowers to be part of your styling please take a look at what can be achieved. (Menu - churches.....) or get in touch to discuss your individual requirements.

Sandra x

Gyp and thistle wedding

A lovely gyp based wedding from a while ago that got missed on the blog.

A slight twist on the usual gyp bouquet for the bride with added blue thistles and trails of ivy to add movement to the design as you walk down the aisle.

The bridesmaids each carried a posy of gyp with added shoestring ribbon trails.

The lovely flower girl carried a basket of gyp and thistles decorated with satin burgundy ribbon and cute bows.

The bride also wore gyp in her hair, and we provided 6 wired sprigs so the hair dresser could attach.

The groom wore a single thistle head with trig of gyp and and ivy leaf as his buttonhole.

While the rest of the groomsmen wore a single thistle hard and ivy leaf. All stems were bound with twine.

The ladies wore a corsage of gyp. The bride had asked for an elongated shape rather than the usual round bunch. We added white ribbon around the stems and a cute bow.

Buttonholes at the ready for delivery.

We also provided thank you flowers for the speeches

and a single table display for the wedding breakfast table. This included white lily, roses, gyp, and seasonal foliage.

Another intimate wedding party we created flowers for. Whatever size of your day we can style your flowers and deliver to your venue on the wedding morning.

If you love what we do, book a consultation to discuss your flowers soon, and let us take you on a flower adventure

Sandra x

Pale pink, blue and ivory wedding flowers

A beautiful wedding I was asked and honoured to be involved in of H & I.

The bride chose a lovely posy hand tied design of pale pink roses, pale blue delphiniums, white eustoma and gyp. No foliage.

The wedding had a country theme and colours of baby pink and blue.

We wrapped the stems in twine to finish off the country style.

The two adult bridesmaids carried a simple posy of gyp with twine around the stems.

and the flower girl had a smaller version to carry.

The bridesmaid and flower girl posies together.

The groom and the groomsmen all wore gyp buttonholes with twine.

The bride and her maids flowers ready for delivery.

H sent me this via Facebook a couple of days after the wedding. A beautiful bride on her wedding day xx

As you can see this is a small wedding party and we are always happy to provide flowers for all types and sizes of wedding.

This is a beautiful bridal bouquet with other gyp designs, keeping it simple yet stylish and budget friendly.

Please get in touch to discuss your flowers soon 

Sandra x