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Showing posts with label Colours Navy White Green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colours Navy White Green. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 February 2017

Gemma's February Wedding Flowers in Navy,mint and whites, Skylarks Golf and Country Club


A beautiful February wedding at Skylarks Golf and Country Club in shades of Navy, mint and white, here are Gemma's wedding flowers.

 

Gemma's bouquet, white roses with thistles, navy centred anemones, paperwhites and mint lisianthus with trails of ivy over for a rustic twist.. It smelt amazing thanks to the paperwhites and I was sorry to part with it.


Bridesmaids carried co-ordinating bouquets of white roses, mint lisianthus, navy centred anemones and scented paperwhites with ivy trails over.


Groom buttonhole of white rose with anemone and paperwhites, natural style.


Rose and thistle buttonholes for the remaining men and simple buttonholes of thistle only for the boys.


Ladies wore pretty corsages of white rose, spray rose, spires of delicate pearls and ivy leaf


The beautiful barn at Skylarks set up for the wedding ceremony with tall lanterns lining the aisle, bay trees with fairy lights either side of the ceremony table and a beautiful long and low floral design with candles using roses, thistles, anemones, lisianthus and paperwhites for the table itself. The overall effect of all that candlelight is just beautiful.


The long and low with candles using roses, thistles, anemones, paperwhites and lisianthus.


Floral wreaths around a candle using roses, anemones, paperwhites and lisianthus made beautiful centrepieces for the wedding breakfast.



The top table was decorated using trails of ivy with tea lights and mini designs of rose, thistle, paperwhite, lisianthus and anemone dotted along the length.


Top table design rustic style using ivy trails, tea lights and mini designs of rose, thistle,lisianthus, anemone and paperwhites along the length.

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

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.