Country style wedding flowers in gorgeous pastel colours

Country style wedding flowers in gorgeous pastel colours

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This was a gorgeous country style wedding with a pastel colour theme of pale pink, blue, cream and ivory.

Clare, the bride, chose gorgeous seasonal flowers of Nigella, Euston, Carnations, Alstroemeria, freesia, santini chrysants, ammi and gyp wit eucalyptus foliage.

She also chose to have a lovely large satin bow adorn her bouquet with long ribbon trails.

The 3 bridesmaids had similar style bouquets 

with the same mix of flowers and a neat compact bow with trails to finish.

The bridal bouquets all together

The cute flower girl carried a silver heart wand with a corsages of nigella, eustoma, alstro and gyp.

The groomsmen each wore a natural style buttonhole of a eustoma flower and buds with an alstroemeria flower, gyp and sprig of eucalyptus. All tied together with shoestring satin ribbon.

The groomsmen buttonholes all ready for delivery.

The mum's each wore a lapel corsage of eustoma, freesia, santini heads and gyp with eucalyptus foliage.

A cute page boy deserves a cute buttonhole. This was a Nigella flower, eustoma bud, few gyp balls and foliage. These are given on a safety pin.

The grooms, mums and page boy buttonhole all ready for delivery.

Are you looking for country style wedding flowers for your day? Not sure where to start? 

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Or do you love the trend of a mix of pastel colours all together?

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Book a consultation today and let us guide you through which flowers work best with each colour scheme and seasonal availability.

Sandra x

Blue, lilac and ivory wedding party flowers

Blue, lilac and ivory wedding party flowers

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This is a gorgeous wedding with blue, lilac and ivory flowers from a while ago. Somehow it got missed being posted but is such a pretty combination I thought it was worth showing.

The brides and bridesmaids bouquets had the same flower and foliage content but with the bride's being larger in size. They all had ivory roses, gyp, anemone, blue delphinium, lilac roses and eustoma and brunia, silver leaves and seeded eucalyptus.

The stems were bound with hessian to complete the country look.

The flower girls carried a basket filled with the same mix of flowers with the handle and bows in silver ribbon.

The ladies wore corsages of roses, delphinium florets, gyp, eustoma and foliage.

The groomsmen wore smaller buttonholes of anemone brunia and eucalyptus leaves. All the stems on these were bound with twine.

If you love this style and colouring and would love to recreate this in anyway for your wedding get in touch today to book a consultation. We still have a few dates available this year and are taking bookings for 2018/19. It is never too early to start thinking of your flowers.

Sandra x