We’re thrilled to see one of our DIY brides featured on the amazing wedding blog ‘Love My Dress’…Sophia married Tom at The Barton Estate near Cowes on the Isle of Wight on 29 April 2017. With a religious ceremony at St Mildred’s Church, Whippingham and a country barn reception at Barton Estate, their day was inspired by an ‘undone barn’ look with lots of springtime flowers, an informal vibe and personal touches. The couple married on a budget, planning and styling everything themselves. Continue Reading…
If you’re thinking of having a Tipi for your wedding, let me inspire you with Megan and Julian’s festival wedding in East Sussex. It was filled with character, rustic touches and DIY details. Bentley Wildfowl in East Sussex, allowed them to have a blank canvas without lots of restrictions that they could personalise and create they own dream wedding! Continue Reading…
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.