Andrea's Cath Kidston /Vintage Tea Party inspired wedding in Pinks and Yellows, Norman Court School

For her wedding, Andrea chose a slightly unusual colour combination of yellows and pinks and a vintage tea party / Cath Kidston inspired look. I loved working on it and I loved all the gorgeous little touches Andrea put in to make it extra special, no detail was overlooked and it showed. I thought the end result was stunning but see what you think. And so here they are - Andrea's wedding flowers 

Buttonholes of Cezanne roses, the perfect combination of colours for Andrea's wedding in one flower.

Wrist corsage of pale pink lisianthus and bouvardia for the bride's mum.

Bridal bouquet vintage style in yellows and pinks. The beautiful buttermilk yellow roses are Artemis which combine perfectly with the bi coloured Cezanne and the ever popular Mimi Eden. A deep pink lisianthus, white freesia and a gorgeous ivory rose called Dolomiti complete the look. The flowers are soft and frilly and perfect for this look. 

Yellow, pink and white bridal bouquet vintage / Cath Kidston inspired.

Bridesmaids' bouquets of roses, stocks, freesias and lisianthus in buttermilk yellows, pinks and whites. All boxed and ready to go. The bridesmaids were in a strong pink so I used a higher proportion of the buttermilk stocks and roses and slightly less of the pinks so the bouquets looked amazing against the pink of the dresses.

Vintage style tall table centre in soft yellows and pinks using hydrangeas, roses and stocks. The reception was in the lovely Norman Court School in West Tytherley with it's tall ceilings, pillars and elegant stair case so these taller designs worked really well.

Vintage tea party and Cath Kidston  inspired wedding table, I loved these table name and menu cards and the little easel the menu sat on.

Top table flowers with candles, a lovely long and low design of hydrangeas, mixed roses and lisianthus in buttermilk yellows, ivory and mixed pinks. I decorated the remaining length of the table with scattered individual flowers from the hydrangeas and stocks, a gorgeous and more unusual alternative to rose petals. Tea lights completed it.

Wedding flowers at the Norman Court School in West Tytherley, the bride's view from her place at the top table.

Tall vintage inspired table centres in yellows and pinks.

I loved the vintage tea cups and saucers tied with the guests name tag, even the cutlery was vintage and hired in from the lovely ladies at The Tea Party in Southsea

Top table flowers with mantle flowers and candles behind. 

That just leaves me to say thank you so much Andrea for choosing me to design and create your wedding flowers for you, I really loved working on your gorgeous Cath Kidston / vintage tea party theme and with all those beautiful flowers. And very many congratulations on your marriage. 

Nikki's Classic Green, White and Pink Wedding Flowers, Norton Park Hotel, Sutton Scotney

For her wedding at the Norton Park Hotel, Nikki chose a beautifully classic look for her  wedding flowers in a gorgeous combination of pale pistachio green and ivory with a touch of pale pink. Pretty but elegant was the brief and so here they are, Nikki's wedding flowers.

A buttonhole of ivory rose with bouvardia and ivy leaves for the groom.

Bouquet in pale green, pink and white for Nikki using Avalanche and Sweet Avalanche roses, pale green lisianthus and bouvardia with variegated pittosporum. A beautifully classic look that manages to be very soft and romantic and yet elegant too. I loved it.

Classic bridal bouquet of ivory and pink roses, green lisianthus,bouvardia and foliage.

Co-ordinating bouquets in green,white and pink for Nikki's bridesmaids.

Classic pedestal design in green and white with a touch of pink for the ceremony at the Norton Park Hotel. The ceremony took place in the barn and I placed one of these designs either side of the ceremony table fro maximum impact. The effect was stunning.

Pedestal flowers in the barn at the Norton Park hotel

That just leaves me to say thank you so much Nikki for choosing me to design and create your wedding flowers for you. I loved putting these beautiful designs together for you. And very many congratulations on your marriage. 

Emma's green and white wedding flowers, Burley Manor

A very soft and pretty wedding in whites and greens, the look is both natural and modern too using gypsophila, roses and freesias with a touch of sparkle. 

Buttonhole of white rose, rosemary and gypsophila for the men.

Wedding bouquet of roses,freesias and gypsophila with rosemary, myrtle and diamante for our bride

Emma's wedding bouquet in whites and greens using avalanche roses, freesias, gypsophila,  a touch of fine foliage and diamante sprays to compliment the detail on her wedding gown.

Buttonholes of Akito rose with gypsophila and rosemary, boxed and ready to go.

Corsages of Akito rose with silver wire and crystal for the ladies and a buttonhole of lisianthus with rosemary and gypsophila for the children. Lisianthus are great flowers for this being smaller and lighter than your average rose but still blending in beautifully.

Chair backs of tied gypsophila for the wedding ceremony at the Burley Manor Hotel in the New Forest

The back row of the aisle decorated with tied designs of gypsophila with tulle on alternate chairs, all ready for Gary and Emma's wedding.

Modern tablecentres of gypsophila, rose and freesia with scattered leaves and table crystals for the wedding reception.

Fresh leaf place cards, a lovely finishing touch for Gary and Emma's natural wedding theme.

Fresh leaves and table crystals were also scattered along the length of the tables as a lovely and slightly more unusual finishing touch. Whilst this was a summer wedding the scattered leaves in autumnal colours look absolutely terrific for autumnal themed weddings.

For the top and ceremony table I created a beautiful long and low design of roses, freesias, lisianthus, gypsophila with rosemary and mixed foliages but unfortunately I could not get a photo, I finished the top table with these little mini designs which are proving extremely popular, scattered leaves and table crystals for a beautifully co-ordinated look. I have been promised some more photos and when they come in I will update this entry.

Meanwhile, that just leaves me to say thank you so much Gary and Emma for choosing me to design and create your wedding flowers for you, I loved working on this fresh and pretty scheme for you. Very many congratulations on your marriage and I hope you have a fabulous trip, it sounded amazing. 

Alison's pale green and white wedding flowers, Potters Heron, Ampfield

I loved Alison's choice of colours, deep dark chocolate combined with fresh pale green and white, perfect for a warm summers day. The look was totally classic yet modern too and I really loved working on this gorgeous little wedding. So - here they are - Alison's wedding flowers. 

Buttonhole of calla lily with pale green lisianthus and myrtle for our groom. The remaining men wore buttonholes of a pale green rose and myrtle.  

Wedding bouquet of calla lily, freesia, bouvardia, agapanthus, lisianthus,rose and mixed foliages for our bride.   

The happy couple 

Green and white bouquet with calla lilies

Pale green and white bouquets of rose, freesia, agapanthus, bouvardia and lisianthus  with mixed foliages for the bridesmaids who were in deep chocolate dresses. 

Rose,freesia, bouvardia and agapanthus bouquet in pale green and white

Pale green and white wedding bouquets, all boxed and ready to go.

For the ceremony room at the Potters Heron Hotel, I placed two standard bay trees decorated with fairy lights either side of the ceremony table.

Cube vase table centre of green roses with white freesia, bouvardia, agapanthus and pale green lisianthus. All we need now are the chairs, the plates, the glasses and the cutlery - oh and the guests !

All done.

That just leaves me to say thank you so much Alison for choosing me to design and create your wedding flowers for you and for sharing your photos with us.  And very many congratulations on your marriage.   

Elizabeth's vintage lace themed wedding flowers in mauve and white

The colours of the bridesmaids dresses were the determining factor behind the choice of flowers for Elizabeth's lavender and lace themed wedding - save the colour wasn't lavender exactly. Stunning though it was, the colour defies description. I think the manufacturers called it shadow - no that didn't help me either. It was sort of a delicate plum with hints of lavender and being silk it reflected the light beautifully. Anyway, some of the vintage toned roses complimented it perfectly and Elizabeth settled on Amnesia. And so here they are - Elizabeth's Lavender and lace themed wedding flowers. 

Buttonhole of Akito rose and rosemary for the men.

Vintage style bridal bouquet of roses, hydrangea and bouvardia for Elizabeth. The bouvardia is perfect for picking up on the lace part of the theme and the Amnesia roses are doing their bit on the colour.

Amnesia and Akito roses, white hydrangea and bouvardia were used to make Elizabeth's beautiful vintage but classic wedding bouquet which I finished with a lace wrap and pearls. I was sorry to part with it !

Bouquets of white roses, a delicate touch of pink gypsophila and a lace wrap finish for the bridesmaids.

White rose bridesmaids bouquets with pink gypsophila and lace to finish

Floral garlands for the marquee poles. I used roses, clusters of hydrangea and pink gypsophila to make these natural styled garlands that were wound down the length of the 3 marquee poles. Sadly the photos don't do them justice but if you click on the image you can see a larger version which is better and shows more detail.

Marquee pole garlands, the style is natural and the end result was stunning.

VIntage style table centre of Amnesia roses, white hydrangea and bouvardia with pink gypsophila in the base.

Vintage style table centres, white and mauve 

Marquee wedding flowers

Place setting of pink gypsophila tucked into a wrap of lace for each napkin. A simple little touch that looked a million dollars.

Marquee wedding flowers, the combination of the floral garlands and the low table centres was really beautiful, please do click on the image to see the detail.

I am hoping to get some better pictures of these flowers and if I do I will update this entry with them so do keep an eye out. These do it so little justice I could cry ! 

That just leaves me to say thank you so much Elizabeth for choosing me to design and create your wedding flowers for you, I loved putting this look together for you - and very many congratulations on your marriage.