A few weeks ago I used the first of the seasons sweet peas and some gorgeous garden roses from The Real Flower Company….straight away I was reminded of Caroline and Thomas’s wedding I did flowers for last May and realised I’d still not blogged their day beautifully captured by Gemma Williams Photography so here it is!! Caroline chose a luxurious bouquet full of gorgeous garden roses including Prince Jardiniere, Peony… Continue Reading

It’s always lovely to meet enthusiastic and creative couples so when I met up with Sophie & Jon to talk through their ideas for their Cotswold wedding at Bredon Village Hall I knew it was going to be full of fab details and personal touches. Choosing the right photographer to capture all the details is my biggest recommendation for anyone’s wedding so I was doubly sure it was going to… Continue Reading

Love it when I get to share the professional images from a wedding I’ve worked on and when they’re by the uber-talented Pixie Abbott Photography I will admit I did a little excitable desk dance when she sent them through! Natalie and Andy were married last September at Lyde Arundel in Herefordshire and choose a pretty pastel pink colour scheme for their vintage country wedding. I used roses, hydrangea, pink… Continue Reading

If you’re dreaming of a vintage style wedding but need some floral inspiration then this post is for you! The term vintage covers a whole range of themes, colours and decor options. Originality and individuality are so important when it comes to planning your wedding so you don’t have to be a slave to a specific theme but defining the style you’re after is a good first step, even if… Continue Reading

Awesome wedding alert!! As you’ll no doubt have noticed I’m a big fan of relaxed, rustic style weddings so when I met with Nic and Simon to talk through ideas for their tipi wedding last September in the beautiful setting of Arley Arboretum I was smitten straight away! The natural setting was perfectly suited to using seasonal flowers and foliage, whilst lots of textural elements like seed heads and wheat… Continue Reading