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Showing posts with label Venue East Horton Golf Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Venue East Horton Golf Club. Show all posts

Tuesday, 31 October 2017

Jo's Rustic Autumn Wedding Flowers, east Horton Golf Club + St John's Church, Hedge End



Jo's beautiful autumnal bouquet included champagne roses, burgundy spray rose, skimmia, veronica, astrantia and wax flower with soft trails of asparagus fern and berried eucalyptus.
A very natural and textured look that was absolutely gorgeous for her late September wedding.


Bridesmaids carried a smaller and slightly simpler version of the bride's bouquet but without the burgundy spray rose. Lovely with their pale dusky pink dresses


A beautifully autumnal buttonhole for the groom using champagne rose, burgundy skimmia, astrantia and rustic style foliages. 


Groomsmen wore a simple buttonhole of champagne rose with dusky pink wax flower and rosemary.


Jo's mum's corsage of champagne rose, apricot skimmia and a little green leaf. Soft and pretty with a touch of autumn.

Rustic style pew ends at St John's Church, Hedge End. We used champagne roses, red skimmia, berried eucalyptus and ivy trails to create this lovely, natural autumnal design.


An autumnal floral wreath around a storm lantern made a gorgeous low centrepiece for the wedding breakfast. This very natural and textured design included champagne roses, burgundy skimmia, apricot lisianthus, dusky pink astrantia and wax flower and mixed rustic style foliages to include berried eucalyptus.


A tall co-ordinating design on a cocktail vase decorated with an ivy trail. Jo mixed high and low centrepieces to give flower and colour at different levels. If you have a lot of tables, this can create a gorgeous effect.


Top Table decorated with a co-ordinating long and low design in sections with a storm lantern and church candle in between each section.


East Horton Golf Club all set up for Jo's wedding breakfast with autumnal high and low centrepieces and co-ordinating long and low trailing designs on the overhead beams. It's sadly not the best photo but the overall effect was just beautiful. I hope this gives a hint !

And that just leaves me to say thank you so much Jo for asking me to design and create your wedding flowers for you. I absolutely loved working on this beautiful autumnal scheme for you.

Wednesday, 28 June 2017

Emma's Summery Wedding Flowers with Pink Gerberas, East Horton Golf Club


Emma's pretty bouquet of white flushed pink peonies, pale pink germinis ( mini gerberas) and roses. Very simple, modern and very pretty. 


Bridesmaids carried pretty posies of mixed pale pink, mid pink and cream germinis. I love these for their cheerful simplicity.


Men wore simple buttonholes of pale pink rose with green leaf.


And for the mums, a pretty wedding themed corsage of pale pink rose with lisianthus
 flowers, tanacetum and a little delicate foliage.


Stunning tall centrepieces using pink gerberas and germinis with lisianthus, tanacetum and mixed foliages in a cocktail vase decorated with a twist of ivy. The venue is East Horton Golf Club.


A closer look at the centrepiece flowers, pretty, cheery gerberas and germinis with lisianthus and tanacetum in mixed pinks and cream.The mix is very summery and absolutely beautiful.



The top table was decorated with a design of pastel pink germinis and lisianthus with a little cream tanacetum and delicate foliage in a shabby chic wooden container. The remaining length of the table was decorated with loose ivy trails and tea lights and the design was first used to decorate the ceremony table for the service.

And that just leaves me to say thank you so much Emma for asking me to deign and create your wedding flowers for you, I absolutely loved working on your beautiful scheme for you.






Thursday, 4 May 2017

Lucy's Shabby Chic, Springtime Wedding Flowers at East Horton Golf Club, Hampshire


Lucy's beautiful bouquet of white lilacs (Syringa) and sweet williams with palest blush pink
lisianthus, astilbe and gypsophila. The look is light, airy and very natural. I love it !


Bouquet of white lilacs ( Syringa) stocks and sweet williams  with palest blush pink lisianthus and a little pink gypsophila. Gorgeous for a spring wedding and for Lucy's bridesmaids.


Very natural, late Springtime bouquet of white lilacs ( Syringa) stocks and sweet williams  with blush pink lisianthus and a touch of pink gypsophila. This one was for another of Lucy's bridesmaids.

Buttonhole of white lisianthus with pale pink astilbe spires and asparagus fern for the men. Very pretty corsage of white lisianthus flowers and bouvardia with a touch of pink gypsophila and asparagus fern for the mums.


The ceremony table at East Horton Golf Club decorated shabby chic style for Lucy's wedding using mixed bottles and jars of wedding themed flowers in whites and palest blush pinks.


Gorgeous low centrepiece of mixed bottles and jars of spring time flowers on a hired log slice. The jars are the bride's own and I have filled them with very natural designs of white lilacs ( Syringa) blush peonies, lisianthus, sweet williams and gypsophila. The burlap table runner and tea lights finish the shabby chic look off perfectly.


 Lucy's Mr and Mrs mugs for the top table filled with blush peonies, white lilacs, sweet williams, stocks, lisianthus and gypsophila.


Lucy's top table for two shabby chic style at East Horton Golf Club.


The stair case at East Horton golf club decorated with mixed bottles and jars of wedding themed flowers for a lovely finishing touch.

And that just leaves me to say thank you so much Lucy for asking me to design and create your wedding flowers for yo, it was an absolute pleasure working on this beautiful scheme for you.

Tuesday, 18 April 2017

Sarah and James Classic Wedding Flowers in Whites and Greens, East Horton Golf Club

A very pretty April wedding at East Horton Golf Club featuring our new rustic floral arch, here are Sarah and James' classic but natural wedding flowers.


Sarah's bouquet, massed gypsophila with white roses and white calla lilies. The look is light, airy and very pretty.


Bridesmaids carried co-ordinating but simpler bouquets of massed white gypsophila and 
and white lisianthus. Beautiful against their navy dresses.


Groom's buttonhole of white calla lily with spires of grass and a little gyp wired into a linear design. 


The remaining men wore buttonholes of single white calla lily with simple spires of bear grass.


Our stunning wooden floral arch decorated with classic white and mint green flowers and trails of fresh green foliage. It made a beautiful spot for Sarah and James to take their vows.
The ceremony table behind is decorated with a  couple of simple vases of green and white lisianthus, roses and gypsophila to echo the design on the arch itself.



East Horton Golf Club all set up ready for the wedding ceremony. The aisle is decorated with sprigs of gypsophila, very simple and very pretty. Our floral arch decorated with roses, lisianthus, calla lilies, gypsophila and trails of foliage marks where the wedding service will take place.


Classic wooden arch decorated for Sarah and James' wedding ceremony in whites, greens and fresh mint using roses, lisianthus, calla lilies and gypsophila. After the ceremony it was moved back a couple of feet behind the top table . So if you are wondering if the arch design  is moveable the answer is yes - but not very far and depending on the venue


Close up of the floral arch flowers in  whites and greens.

Table centres were mixed vases of wedding themed flowers in whites and greens on a hired log slice with tea lights. Very pretty and they fitted the theme perfectly. These vases were first used to decorate the window ledges and the screen at East Horton for the wedding service. It is then a simple matter to move them to the tables after the ceremony.

And that just leaves me to say thank you so much Sarah and James for asking me to design and create your wedding flowers for you, I absolutely loved working on these gorgeous designs for you.

Tuesday, 7 March 2017

Sarah's Woodland Themed Spring Wedding Flowers at East Horton Golf Club

A beautiful March wedding at East Horton Golf Club in mauves and creams with a classic look and a woodland theme. Here are Sarah's wedding flowers.


Sarah's bouquet, a stunning mix of mauve roses, cream spray roses with seasonal lilacs 
( Syringa) and just a touch of natural foliage. Very beautiful, I was sorry to part with it !


Buttonholes of Dolcetto rose with seasonal lilac ( Syringa) 
and natural foliages for the men.



MIni corsage for the very young flower girl using cream spray rose, a touch of lilac and a little fine foliage.


Stunning bridesmaids' bouquets of cream roses and spray roses and a little seasonal lilac / Syringa.


The ceremony table at East Horton Golf Club decorated with woodland bark boxes containing a natural mix of roses, spray roses and lilacs with just a touch of fine foliage.


Rustic themed centrepiece using a lantern on log slices with mini floral designs, tea lights and ivy trails around. 

Woodland themed table centre in mauves, creams and greens using rustic log slices



Woodland / rustic themed top table at East Horton Golf Club using wooden bark pots of roses, spray roses and seasonal lilacs with a touch of foliage. Ivy trails and scattered tea lights decorating the length of the table complete the look..


Beautiful wooden bark pot of roses, spray roses, lilacs and a little foliage. Here it is used to decorate the top table but it first did duty on the ceremony table for the wedding service. 
Because when something is this pretty it is shame not to make best use of it. 

And that just leaves me to say thank you so much Sarah for asking me to design and create your wedding flowers for you, I absolutely loved working on this beautiful scheme for you.

Tuesday, 4 August 2015

Laura's Romantic Pink and White Wedding Flowers, East Horton Golf Club

A very pretty late June wedding at the lovely East Horton Golf Club with a pink and white shabby chic theme. Here are Laura's wedding flowers


Romantic bouquet of gypsophila with pink roses, freesias and lisianthus  for the bride.


Mum's corsage of pink freesias with a little gypsophila, very pretty, lightweight and co-ordinates beautifully with the bridal bouquet.


Bridesmaids' bouquet of pink roses, freesias and lisianthus with massed gypsophila.


East Horton Golf Club decorated for the wedding breakfast. The tall table centres of white hydrangeas with pink roses and lisianthus suit the tall ceilings perfectly


Tall table centre of white hydrangeas and gypsophila with pink roses and lisianthus on a trumpet vase decorated inside with gypsophila.The shape is formal but the flowers very soft and pretty.


Romantic pink and white tall table centres at East Horton Golf Club

That just leaves me to say thank you so much Laura for asking me to design and create your wedding flowers for you. I loved working on this very romantic scheme.