Tipi’s and coast line…what could be better for a wedding!! The look Anna was going for was predominantly white and green with metallic geometric elements for her wedding at Red Welly in North Wales. Continue Reading…
Wow…this is how to rock greenery bouquets!! Continue Reading…
What an amazing setting…Fingask Castle, a rural gem set in the heart of Scotland. Continue Reading…
Are you thinking of having a soft peachy/nude theme for your bridal flowers? We’ve put together our ‘Just Peachy’ ideas for flowers choices using our ‘complete’ bridal styling package… Continue Reading…
We always love seeing what our customers have created with the flowers they ordered! Continue Reading…
It’s also so wonderful to receive feedback and photographs from our customers on the wedding flowers we supplied. Continue Reading…
Spring is in the air at the flower market…it’s just brimming with gorgeous tulips, ranunculus, stocks, hyacinths, muscari and narcissi…perfect for Spring wedding flowers. Continue Reading…
Anemones comes in a range of bright jewelled colours as well as white with a black centre.
We dispatch the flowers very fresh so the majority of the petals are closed. If you’re using them for a wedding or event and find they’re taking a little while to open, re-cut the stems, place them in lukewarm water and put them in a warm room.
Green and white is such a timeless classic for wedding flowers. I love it when lime green flowers and foliage are used making it ‘pop’ and creating a modern edge to the flowers.
Wrapping the stems with green satin ribbons brings the look together. With the gypsophila only bouquet, which could be great for bridesmaids, it instantly gives a more expensive look to the bouquet.
These fresh colours work all year round and I’ve written below flower suggestions to create similar looks which I found on pinterest. Continue Reading…
We do love getting customer feedback! Wow, what a beautiful sunny day for this DIY Wedding! Charlotte, sister of the groom, ordered all the flowers from us to create simple rose, carnation and gypsophila bouquets and buttonholes