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The Bridal bouquet was a teardrop shape with every piece of foliage and each bloom individually wired and shaped to create the shape. Free flowing arrangements in urns decorated the ceremony which took place in an incredible Benedictine Monastery. We decorated Farnham Castle, Hampshire for the reception. Cascades of foliage hung from the huge chandelier, the imposing fireplace was covered in foliage and white flowers and each table had an oversized hand tied arrangement in in a classic vase.

All of the Bride’s favourite flowers were not technically in season for the date of their wedding. So the challenge was to create the look at feel that the couple wanted without over promising on the types of flowers we could source.

Flowers were always a priority for this wedding and we spent lots of time working out some lovely impact pieces for the ceremony and reception. It was such an elegant feel with timeless white flowers and rich green foliage. An arch for the ceremony and a mix of tall and low table centres in the Castle Barn looked perfect with twinkling candle light.

Classic white flowers with soft grey foliage , beautiful puffy Roses, double Lisianthus, spray Roses and scented Freesia. A ceremony in a historic Roman Church followed by a Reception in the super contemporary country location of Silchester Farm.

A gorgeous wedding with a beautiful colour scheme of ivory, nude and dusky antique pink.  With a wedding breakfast at Cliveden House and a ceremony in Aylesbury, the church was decorated with a show stopping arch, swags on all the pews, urns, lanterns and alter arrangements.