Govya's Wedding Flowers, Lainston House

Bouquet of pink and red roses with white freesia for our bride. A diamante pin was added to the red roses for a touch of winter sparkle. The foliages included a touch of Myrtle, a foliage traditionally included in all british royal wedding bouquets since Queen Victoria included it in hers when she married Prince Albert.

Bridesmaid's bouquet of pink and ivory roses with pearl pin.

Wedding flowers at Lainston House,Winchester.

Low table centre of pink lilies, pink and red roses, freesia and purple lisianthus with central church candles.

The reception was held in the Dawley barn which was set up with one long table running the length of the barn. This length was decorated with 3 long and low designs incorporating the stunning lily "Mero Star" and "Aqua" and "Passion". The design featured 1 central larger design with 1 smaller design either side and the length of the table was then decorated with fresh scattered rose petals and clear table crystals for a touch of winter sparkle.

Wedding flowers at Lainston House, Winchester

The larger central design.

Long and low table arrangement with candles with pink and red roses, purple lisianthus, lilies and freesias at Lainston House, Winchester.


That just leaves me to say thank you so much Govya for choosing me to design and create create your wedding flowers for you and many congratulations on your marriage to Charles.

Amanda's Christmas Wedding Flowers

Winter wedding bouquet with a strong Christmas look of roses, holly, ivy, mistletoe, green pine, skimmia, mini fir cones and birch twig.

This really is a sneak preview as Amanda's wedding is not until tomorrow, the last Sunday before Christmas.. She asked me to create a very natural looking christmassy bouquet with a tiny touch of wild and I really loved creating this one. To help the theme along the british weather has done it's finest and yes that is snow you can see in the background. The bouquet has been safely delivered to Amanda so she is all set for tomorrow and no need to worry about a thing on the flower front.

Christmas / Winter bouquet of roses, skimmia, holly ( spineless! ) and tree fern for Amanda's bridesmaids. Co-ordinating designs with a slightly softer look to go with their pale burgandy dresses.

Christmas wedding flowers.
. All boxed and ready to go. And indeed now gone !

For more winter wedding flowers see http://www.fioribylynne.co.uk/featured-wedding-flowers_winter-reds01.html Another strong winter theme in reds with lots of candles, perfect for Christmas weddings or click the "Style winter" label on the right hand side of this page

All that remains is to wish Amanda all the very best for tomorrow and to thank you for choosing me to design and create your wedding flowers for you. I really loved working on this very natural seasonal look.

Catherine's Winter Wedding Flowers, Ivory and Purple

Catherine's winter wedding bouquet of ivory and purple calla lilies mixed with white bloom spider chrysanthemums. Available all year round but stunning for a winter wedding.

Bridesmaids' bouquets of massed ivory carnations with purple diamante finished with matching purple ribbon, all boxed and read to go. Available all year round in a huge range of colours but the ivory look amazing used in themed white winter weddings.

Ivory and purple bridesmaid's bouquet of massed carnations, the detail shot

Many thanks Catherine for choosing me to design and create your wedding flowers for you, it was a pleasure and very many congratulations on your marriage.

Maria's winter wedding flowers

Contemporary winter buttonhole of Grand Prix rose, viburnum tinus and ivy leaves

Maria's wedding bouquet of hand tied ruby red Grand Prix roses. Always beautiful.

The mantlepiece at the Manor House decorated with mixed trailing foliages with church candles in vases.

Fireplace flowers for this winter wedding.

Now I know I have been getting behind on the blogging front - sorry. I expect you have been thinking now the main wedding season is over I had been winding down and putting my feet up for a bit. Not a bit of it ! Not only have I been busy with some fabulous winter weddings but I have also been kept very busy designing some really gorgeous schemes for 2011. I can't wait to start on those but first for those winter brides looking for ideas for their flowers I am posting a selection of some of the winter wedding flower designs I have been working on recently. First above is Maria's, a lovely little intimate wedding at the Manor House of the Norton Park Hotel .

Jo's Autumn Wedding Flowers

Jo's natural styled autumn wedding flowers.

Groom's autumn buttonhole of creamy vendella rose with berry and red oak leaf detail.

Jo's stunning wedding bouquet of cream roses, autumnal berries, birch twig and a surround of red oak leaves.

Natural styled rose and red oak leaf buttonhole for the remaining groom's men.


Co-ordinating buttonholes of preserved rose hips, birch twig and magnolia leaves. All materials are dried or preserved so that they could be kept after the wedding.

These corsages are again made entirely of dried or preserved materials - rose, magnolia leaves, skeleton leaves and peppercorn berries.

These preserved buttonholes and corsages were ordered by the bride's mum whose family comes from Malta. We were asked to create designs that would co-ordinate with the other flowers but that were made wholly from preserved or dried materials so that they be taken back to Malta after the wedding and kept as mementoes of the day.

The reception was held in a Mongolian yurt. Now I have to confess to not having seen these before meeting Jo but I have to say I think they look terrific and I am sure they will catch on fast. The cream canvas with the deep dark wood frame was the inspiration behind Jo's rich autumnal colour scheme and strong natural look. A mongolian buffet where all the food is placed in the centre of the each table meant traditional table centres were not going to work. Each table was scattered with fresh red oak leaves as a gorgeous alternative that tied in perfectly with the bridal party flowers.

Yurt and image by www.yurtsforlife.com in Totnes

Bridesmaids' bouquet of cream roses, hypericum berry, twig and surround of red oak leaves.

To keep the strong natural look, the binding point of the bouquet is finished not with ribbon but with a red oak leaf. The same leaf finish was given to the buttonholes.

Co-ordinating design for the flower girl.

Many thanks Jo and Zane for choosing me to design and create your wedding flowers for you. I loved working with these gorgeous seasonal materials.