Rose and germini wedding flowers

Laura's wedding took place in October at Washingborough Hall.

The colour of all the flowers was to be kept neutral, in whites and ivory.

Lauras bridal bouquet was a hand-tied design of white germini and ivory roses with gypsophila and ruscus foliage. Bear grass was added to give some movement and length to the design.

The stems were bound with white satin ribbon.
The two bridesmaids each carried a similar but smaller bouquet.
They both wore a germini in their hair.
The groom, following tradition, wore a double buttonhole of a rose and a germini to match in with his bride.
The mums wore a corsage of roses and a germini.
A single rose buttonhole was given to the best man to wear.

Rose and gerbera wedding

Suzanne's wedding flowers from August. She wanted her flowers to be unfussy but pretty to match the wedding colour theme of pink. We eventually settled on a mix of roses and germini in white and baby pink. Suzanne also requested some sparkle in her bouquet so some diamanté were added to the centre of the roses. The stems were wrapped in matching pink ribbon and held with more diamanté pins.

The three bridesmaids carried a hand-tie posy of germinis in white, baby and cerise pink, with stems bound in white satin ribbon.
All the men wore white germini buttonholes with ruscus foliage.
The two mums wore a white germini wrist corsage on an ivory pearl band.

White Hart Hotel (Lincoln)

Sarah's wedding reception was held at The White Hart in Lincoln.

A long and low design in white flowers, lily, germini, eustoma, carnations and stallion chysants, with various foliage.
A 60cm round lily vase with a stem of white oriental lily and bear grass.
The King Richard Suite at The White Hart Lincoln having the final preparations done in for the arrival of the bride and groom.

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.

White and Navy Blue wedding flowers

The wedding flowers of a wonderful bride, Maria.

The family have been customers for a while especially the Mother of the bride and she also had us recommended by a previous bride.

The run up to the wedding was, well, not perfect but (Bob) on speaking to Maria on Saturday morning in the pouring rain was told they were going to enjoy the day no matter what!

Bob spoke to the Mother of the bride this morning and all went fantastically well, they are married and all who were part of the day pulled out all the stops to make it a day to remember for the right reasons.

We wish the couple all the best for the future.

The brides hand-tie was a mix of white roses/germini/spray roses and freesia, with pistachio and eucalyptus foliage and navy blue feathers. Silver birch was also added to reflect the silver accent colour. All was bound together with navy blue ribbon and pearl headed pins.
The bridesmaids carried a simple 'flower wand' of 3 white gerberas with a few strands of bear grass in the centre. They are bound together with silver satin ribbon.
The flower girl held a silver heart shaped wand with a white germini and navy blue feathers and ribbon trails attached.
Flower wand, rose buttonholes, carnation buttonholes and corsages of the wedding party.

Yellow and white church flowers

These are the church flowers of Charlie and Chris' wedding from last Friday at St Peter and St Paul's church in Lincoln. We also arranged the brides flowers and buttonholes but unfortunately we ran out of time to photograph them. The theme was pale yellow roses and colours of yellow and white. These church flowers had Gladioli, Yellow Anastasia, White lily, Dahlias, Germini, Delianne, Carnations, Solidago and Astilbe with various foliage.

Lincoln Security

Last weeks display for the reception area at Lincoln Security. This is in a mirrored cube with white germinis and black feathers with a black butterfly.