Pastel pink, peach and ivory wedding party flowers

Pastel pink, peach and ivory wedding party flowers

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A beautiful pastel pink, peach and ivory wedding from late last October.

The bride chose her colours and then we discussed the flowers. We started off with roses using both garden type, standard and spray and added in dahlia, gyp, senecio, fern, eucalyptus and jasmine trails of foliage.

This is a hand tie design with flowers and foliage trailing.

The bridesmaids were a cloud of gyp with 3 light pink roses to match the dresses.

All bouquets had twine wrapped around the stems.

The ladies corsages were a pale pink rose with ivory spray roses, sprig of gyp and a mix of senecio, fern and eucalyptus foliage.

The groomsmen each wore a single pale pink rose with gyp and senecio leaves.

The bridal presentation box all ready for delivery.

This was a gorgeous wedding to be part of, a lovely mix of colours and flowers created in to fabulous bouquets. 

We work with you to achieve your look and style, whatever that may be. We have an extensive portfolio, growing all the time, but if you have seen a bouquet in a magazine or online bring it along to the consultation and we can discuss your options. Sometimes flowers are not in season or sometimes another flower or colour shade may work better. We never copy designs but can take inspiration of what you love from a photo and turn it into a design just for you.

We offer stress free planning for your flowers and a free no obligation hour consultation to talk through all your ideas and dreams. From this you will receive a full quote and if ideas are still unsure we can price up different displays to give you options. From there it is up to you to book (or not), a date is NOT saved however until the booking fee is paid. We do notify you if another enquiry comes in in the meantime.

Once booked we are flexible in the designs chosen. As your planning develops the displays will possibly need tweaking here and there as you grow more confident in the style of the day, this means you can book well in advance of your day knowing we will work with you to achieve your dream look.

What have you to loose? Book a consultation today and start your wedding flower journey with a florist who is as passionate about them as you are.

Sandra X

Blush pink and ivory wedding flowers

Blush pink and ivory wedding flowers

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This was another gorgeous wedding from late last year.

The bride picked this popular style bouquet adding in her own blush pink rose and blue thistles, along with the ivory roses silver foliage, grey balls, gyp and seeded eucalyptus.

The stems were wrapped in hessian to go with the country style of the day.

Her maids carried simple bouquets of gyp

These had twine around the stems as hessian can look a little heavy on thin stems.

The groomsmen each wore an ivory rose with silver leaved foliage, grey balls and the stems were wrapped in twine.

The mums wore a corsage based on roses. One went with red roses and berries with grey balls and seeded eucalyptus

and the other went with ivory roses, blue thistle, grey balls, gyp and eucalyptus leaves.

The sweet page boy wore his own buttonhole of grey balls and gyp with a tiny silver leaf and stems wrapped in twine. This was mounted on to a safety pin for attaching to his suit.

The 5 flower girls each carried a small basket of a mix of pink and ivory rose petals to scatter down the aisle in front of the bride.

There was also table decorations but unfortunately I didn't get chance to take photos of those.

If you are one of many ladies who love this bridal bouquet (our most popular of 2016 by far) or any of the designs featured here please get in touch to discuss how we may style your flowers for your wedding day.

There is lots of inspiration for you within this blog, please do explore the back posts via the labels  on the right. Lots of colour examples, venues and churches for you to see dressed and ready for the ceremony or reception.

If you like/love what you see please get in touch with your wedding date and we can advise availability.

Sandra x

Peach roses and gyp wedding

Peach roses and gyp wedding

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This lovely wedding was from September last year. A very simple bouquet chosen from a previous design from last year.

The bride loved the simplicity of gyp but wanted slightly more for her bouquet. The main wedding colour was pale peach and with that in mind she chose this bouquet of mainly gyp but with these gorgeous pale peach roses included.

The bridesmaids all carried bouquets of gyp (our most popular design last year) with satin ribbon bound around the stems.

The flower girl design was a bouquet of gyp with a single peach rose.

The groom worth a peach rose with a sprig of gyp and eucalyptus leaves for his buttonhole. This follows tradition where the groom will match his bride.

While the rest of the wedding party wore gyp buttonholes to match the bridesmaid bouquets.

We deliver the buttonholes pinned onto a board. They may be labelled for ease of handing out.

If you love the simplicity of these designs and would love them for your wedding please get in touch to see how we can match them to your colours.

Gyp and roses are always available, whatever the time of year so you can recreate these whenever you are getting married.

We look forward to hearing from you soon

Sandra x

Blush and Ivory rose wedding

Blush and Ivory rose wedding

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Alice had a really good idea of what she wanted for her bouquet and looking through my designs she saw something similar. A teardrop bouquet of roses. We adapted it slightly with Quicksand and Avalanche roses with added sprigs of gyp and ivy for foliage.

Quicksand roses are a gorgeous blush come Mother of Pearl type colour.

The bridesmaids both carried a simple bouquet of gyp.

Hessian was bound around the stems to go with the country wedding style.

Groomsmen wore a single ivory rose with sprigs of gyp and ivy leaves.

Alice had decorated most of the inside of her marquee reception with artificial flowers but her mum wanted to surprise her with a fresh flower archway for the entrance.

This was covered with locally sourced foliage including ivy and decorated with Quicksand and Ivory roses and gyp bunches.

The top had a lovely organza bow

The reception marquee was in the grounds of the wonderful Hackthorn Hall, a place I had not been to before but the village has family connections so it was lovely to see even on such a gray day.

I was also asked to provide a couple of thank you bouquets to give during the speeches in wedding colours.

If you are looking for a venue to hold your marquee reception then do have a look at Hackthorn Hall. They have just launched a new website and contact details.

If you like any of these designs and would like them to discuss how they would work for your wedding please contact us to book a consultation.

Are you looking for an archway? We have two styles the above metal arch or a rustic pole square frame. Both can be rented and covered in a variety of ways to suit your budget. Please ask us for more details.

Sandra X 

Ivory and blush wedding party flowers

Ivory and blush wedding party flowers

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Claire had her colours chosen when we spoke, ivory, blush pink and silver, and wanted to keep the bridal party flowers fairly simple. After a discussion on what could be available and different combinations she chose this bouquet similar to a previous bouquet I had created. It was just what she had envisioned. 

Ivory and sweet avalanche roses, seeded eucalyptus, gyp, silver leaf and grey balls, all mixed together to create a full looking bouquet.

The stems were bound in lace.

She chose a gyp posy for her 3 bridesmaids again with lace around the stems.

The groomsmen each wore a simple ivory rose with eucalyptus leaves. These are shown on the delivery board.

The girls bouquets all together all ready for delivery.

Part 2 will follow on Friday. The ceremony at Branston All Saints Church.

If you like these bouquets and would like similar or want to discuss other colour options, please get in touch with your wedding date and book a free, no obligation consultation.

Sandra x