For centre pieces, in the stunning reception room Victoria and Mark went for long trestle tables. These sit so beautifully in the space. With the large windows at either end, fireplaces and the stunning wooden floor. For the florals we created bowls, mini bowls and bud vases. Each bowl was created individually. We don’t often work to flower recipes as we feel it restricts the creative freedom when creating designs. Each stem was thoughtfully placed to create a mini floral garden style arrangement. We like to keep centre pieces low, so nothing obstructs the view across the table, we did add a couple of light headed stems, taller than the rest. This simple touch creates a line for the eye to follow across the design, adds a natural and whimsical feel to the arrangements. The larger bowls are footed, white ceramic bowls. Cut glass bud vases and simple, straight edged mini bowls, using flower pins in the bottom.

The bridal party flowers are one of the most important parts of our job. Victoria’s bouquet was a favourite of ours. We used British grown cosmos and phlox for a really light feel. With Margaret Meril and shades of beige roses as the focal blooms. We use foliage delicately in our designs. Here we used small bits of ammi, to keep the light, frothy feel to all designs. All bouquets were finished with silk ribbons.