Charlotte House

Natalie's wedding ceremony and reception were both held at Charlotte House.

The civil ceremony was held in The Drawing Room where we were asked to provide a pedestal in creams and whites for behind the registrars table. This would be later moved to The Orangery for the meal.

The flowers were lilies, eustoma, roses, alstroemeria, germinis and stallion chrysants, with various foliage.
As this was an intimate gathering with a single table, a large table centre was required. We designed this in similar flowers to the pedestal.
Our bay trees at the entrance to the Drawing Room.
The Drawing Room ready for the ceremony.
The lovely new Orangery, set for the wedding breakfast.

Champagne roses and pearl wedding

Natalie's wedding flowers from 24th September.

Themed on champagne roses and pearls to match in with her dress, Natalie carried a hand-tie of talea roses with bear grass loops and salal edging. The stems were bound with cream satin ribbon.
The bridesmaids carried an overarm bouquet of 5 and 3 roses respectively. Pearls threaded onto the bear grass tie in with the brides bouquet.

The grooms buttonhole is a single talea rose with ruscus foliage and bear grass loops with pearls.
The ladies wore a similar design to the groom.
The rest of the men wore a single rose and foliage.

A Classic rose wedding

We had a busy week last week, not least as we had 3 weddings to arrange for Saturday. This was the first to be delivered as it was an 11am wedding.

Katrina's wedding from Saturday.

A classic rose hand-tie in white, ivory and champagne colours. The roses we used were Avalanche, Maroussia (gorgeous scent), Talea and Vendella. Added to these were 'gold' feathers. The stems were wrapped in matching ribbon and pins.
The two bridesmaids had similar style/flowers but on a smaller scale.
The groom wore a traditional double buttonhole of maroussia and talea roses with feathers matching his bride.
The bridal party all wore a single rose buttonhole of maroussia.

Ivory and Champagne Rose Wedding

Sam's wedding flowers from Saturday.

The colour scheme was ivory and champagne.

The brides hand-tie consisted of Akito and Talea roses with pitto foliage and gyp with an ivory organza ruffle around the edge. Bear grass loops and trails add length. The stems were part bound with ivory ribbon and pinned.

The three flower girls each carried a heart shaped silver wand with an akito rose and gyp spray with ivory ribbon trails to match in with the brides.
Akito rose buttonholes were also provided for the bridal party.