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Welcome to my blog of wedding flowers, I hope you enjoy taking a look.

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Showing posts with label Venue Lainston House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Venue Lainston House. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 September 2017

Fred and Rebecca's Classic White Wedding Flowers, Lainston House


Rebecca's bouquet, a classic mix of Avalanche roses, white spray roses and gypsophila.
Bridesmaids carried hand tied posies of massed gypsophila.


A simple, elegant buttonhole of a single white rose for the men.


Corsage of white rose, spray roses and gypsophila for the ladies. 


The outdoor ceremony flowers at Lainston House, garden urns filled with an elegant design of massed gypsophila sit either side of the pavilion, a co-ordinating design of massed gyp sits on the ceremony table and the chairs are decorated with little posies of white gypsophila. The aisle is lined with lanterns and is just about to be decorated with scattered fresh rose petals. 


The pavilion at Lainston House, decorated with simple designs of massed gypsophila ready for the wedding ceremony.


Massed white gypsophila, roses, spray roses and hydrangea atop a tall cocktail vase make a stunning and very elegant high centrepiece for the Dawley Barn at Lainston House.



The base of the tall centrepieces was decorated with 3 mini designs of white rose, spray rose and gypsophila in mini bud vases and 3 tea lights sitting in between each vase of flower. All sit on a mirror plate.


A close up of the tall centrepieces, a mass of white hydrangeas, roses, spray roses and gypsophila. 


A co-ordinating wreath of white roses, spray roses, gypsophila and hydrangea around a storm lantern with church candle make a gorgeous low centrepiece to mix in with the taller designs. They sat on a mirror plate with tea lights all around as before. 


Dawley Barn, Lainston House centrepiece and bar flowers. 


The stunning Dawley Barn at Lainston House all decorated for the wedding breakfast with 
high and low centrepieces of elegant white hydrangeas, roses, spray roses and gypsophila. the bar is decorated with long and low sections of massed white gypsophila with storm lanterns in between each section and either side of the entrance doors are the urns with their designs of massed white gypsophila. Fairy lights and candlelight complete the picture and the overall effect is just beautiful. 

And that just leaves me to say thank you so much Fred and Rebecca for asking me to design nd create your wedding flowers for you. It was an absolute pleasure working with you on this beautiful scheme. 

Sunday, 31 July 2016

Emma's Classic Green and White Wedding Flowers, Outside Ceremony, Lainston House

A beautiful classic summer scheme in fresh whites and greens for an outdoor ceremony in the pavilion at Lainston House, here are Emma's wedding flowers.


Emma's formal tear drop bouquet of white roses, spray roses, stocks, bouvardia, freesias and lisianthus with absolutely minimal foliage. Very soft and very elegant.


Co-ordinating hand tied posies for the bridesmaids using white roses, bouvardia and freesia with stocks.


Corsages of grouped double freesia with gyp and a touch of fresh green foliage for the ladies and a classic buttonhole of rose and a little gyp for the men.


The pavilion at Lainston House all ready for Emma's outdoor wedding ceremony. Large urn designs of summer flowers stand either side of the entrance to the pavilion and a co-ordinating long and low finishes the ceremony table while tied bunches of white stocks look gorgeous along the aisle chairs.


Ceremony table long and low in the pavilion using white roses, hydrangeas, stocks, freesias and lisianthus with fresh green foliages. 


The urns were filled with white roses, hydrangeas, delphiniums and stocks with fresh green  foliages for a classic english summer garden look.


The outdoor aisle at Lainston House decorated with tied bunches of white stocks on the white painted chairs. 


Lainston House pavilion, all ready for the wedding ceremony. Such a romantic setting to say I do.


Tall centrepiece in the barn at Lainston House using white roses, spray roses, stocks, lisianthus and gyp with a little fresh green foliage in a martini vase. A trail of ivy and lisianthus flowers wound down the stem provides a very pretty finishing touch.


The fireplace at Lainston with tea lights decorating the ledges above the mantle design of white roses, hydrangeas, stocks, freesias and lisianthus. It provides a gorgeous backdrop for the top table.


Co-ordinating wreaths of white summer flowers around a storm lantern make beautiful co-ordinating low table centres. Here one is used to mark the entrance to the Dawley Barn where the wedding breakfast was held.

And that just leaves me to say thank you so much Emma for asking me to design and create your wedding flowers for you, it was a real pleasure working with you on this beautiful scheme and I am so glad the weather held for you.

Wednesday, 20 April 2016

Sheryl's Wedding Flowers, Lainston House

Sheryl's flowers, a very pretty Spring time scheme in deep dusky blue and champagne for an April wedding at Lainston House

 

Sheryl's bouquet, cream roses, blue thistle, navy centred anemones, white lilac and astilbe with a touch of eucalyptus. I love the way the white lilac and anemones give the more wintery looking thistles a fresh spring twist.


Bridesmaid's bouquet with more cream and ivory and a little less navy to compliment her deep dusky blue dress.


Men's buttonholes of Vendela rose, thistle, rosemary and eucalyptus.


Ladie's corsage of champagne rose with thistle, eucalyptus and pearl.


Floral tree with fairy lights for either side of the ceremony table at Lainston House. I've used champagne roses, ivory spray roses, navy centred anemones and blue eryngium with mixed foliages and ivy trails to create this very natural look. A trail of fairy lights running through it adds a finishing touch.


Natural mantle design at Lainston House using champagne roses, ivory spray roses, navy centred anemones , blue eryngium and mixed foliages with ivy trails. A trail of fairy lights runs through it.


Tall centrepiece at Lainston House with chunky multi wick candle and a natural,tumbling surround of mixed roses,spray roses anemones and blue thistle with mixed foliages.


Lainston House, Dawley Barn all ready for Sheryl's wedding breakfast.


Tall centrepiece and floral mantle design behind at Lainston House.


And finally the cake complete with wedding themed floral cake topper.

And that just leaves me to say thank you so much Sheryl for asking me to design and create your wedding flowers for you. I loved working on this pretty spring scheme. And a huge thank you too to Sally J Photography for the very fabulous venue flower photos. Where would I be without you !

Tuesday, 7 July 2015

Lara's Pink and Lilac Summer Wedding Flowers, Lainston House

A gorgeous summery scheme in soft lilacs and pinks for an early July wedding.


Lara's bouquet of lilac and pale pink roses, ivory spray roses, white bouvardia, lavender lisianthus and large pearls. A very elegant, timeless bouquet


Bridesmaids' bouquets of pale pink roses, lavender lisianthus, ivory spray rose and pale pink stocks. Very summery and very pretty.


Groom buttonhole of lilac rose with white bouvardia. The rose is Ocean Song


Lady's corsage of pale pink rose, white spray rose and bouvardia with classic foliages.


Dawley barn at Lainston House, summer wedding flowers. Mantle and tall table flowers of roses, stocks, lisianthus and gypsophila in soft pinks, lilacs and ivories. 


Tall, summery table centre of ivory roses, pale pink stocks, lilac lisianthus and gypsophila in a cocktail vase decorated with a trail of ivy and lilac lisianthus flowers wound down the stem.


Beautiful summery mantle design of ivory roses, pink stocks, lilac lisianthus and gypsophila at Lainston House.




Lara's stunning cake with floral tiers of ivory roses, lilac lisianthus and gypsophila. Cake by the very lovely and very talented Sonia of the http://www.chalmingcakedesigns.co.uk

That just leaves me to say thank you so much lara for asking me to design nd create your wedding flowers for you. It was an absolute pleasure and very many congratulations on your marriage.

Tuesday, 19 August 2014

Tracy's Contemporary Wedding Flowers, Lainston House

Goodness, I am getting behind with this blog. This lovely wedding is from the end of July and I have to show it because I love the summery twist of navy blue, apple green and white in Tracy's scheme. 


Tracy's rather stunning bouquet of calla lilies, thistles, pale green lisianthus, white freesias and astilbe with a touch of myrtle.


For the groomsmen, buttonholes of calla lily, thistle, myrtle and grasses. 


Bouquet of ivory roses, thistles, freesias, lisianthus and a touch of fresh green foliage. The thistles can sometimes make bouquets look a bit on the wintery side but the pale green lisianthus and fresh green foliages add a touch of summery freshness to Tracy's bouquets.


The Dawley Barn at Lainston House all set ready for the wedding ceremony. A design of white hydrangeas, pale green roses and lisianthus and bridal gladioli looks magnificent above the bar.



Contemporary tall design of white hydrangeas, gladioli, calla lilies, pale green roses and lisianthus at Lainston House.



Co-ordinating modern, low design of white hydrangeas, bridal gladioli, calla lilies, pale green roses and lisianthus with grasses. Mixing high and low designs is becoming increasingly popular and is good for giving colour and flower at different levels.

That just leaves me to say thank you so much Tracy for asking me to designa nd create your wedding flowers for you, it was a real pleasure to work on this contemporary and fresh summery scheme for you.