Hemswell Court

Lynn and Daniel had chosen Hemswell court as their reception venue. It tied in nicely being the Primrose room with the chosen bridal colours.

The top table here is a large oval table. Lynn chose a long and low design with blue hydrangea and agapanthus, vanilla sky roses, freesia and alstroemeria.
The guest tables and either end of the top table were round lily vases with three vanilla sky roses and bear grass.

Hemswell Court ready and waiting for the Bride and Groom to arrive.

Yellow roses, white freesia and blue agapanthus

These are the wedding flowers from Lynn and Daniels wedding on August bank holiday weekend.

Lynn wanted a traditional shower type bouquet but as she isn't very tall didn't want anything to large. We decided on a small teardrop with roses, freesia and agapanthus and feathery tree fern. This helped to keep the bouquet light and delicate in terms of both weight and visual impact. Lynn was concerned with the yellow roses and so I sent her images and names of several I had in mind and some bolder choices so she could pick the shade she wanted. She eventually chose 'Vanilla sky" which is a lovely pale yellow and tones well with the blue and white.

Lynn had two maids, they both carried a hand-tie posy of yellow freesia and white roses to compliment their blue gowns. The stems were bound with blue satin ribbon.
The groom wore a single white rose buttonhole.
The men of the bridal party each wore a single 'vanilla sky' rose buttonhole.
The two ladies each wore a white freesia corsage.

Argos

The last three displays from Argos.

A summer wedding bouquet of sunflowers, agapanthus and echinops with eucalyptus foliage, all resting on a collar of yellow sisal. Bear grass trails add some length to the design. Sisal has been bound around the stems for comfort when being held.

It is in a vase of blue gravel for display purposes only.
Another brides posy this time in pink cymbidium orchids and peonies. Pale pink feathers are added to create a really girly feel and with fatsia leaves used as a collar.
A modern brides/maid posy. Silver wire with pearls threaded through create a modern outline and in the centre are pink and white fancy carnations. A pale pink butterfly with more silver wire and beads finishes this simple yet very effective bouquet.

It is in a vase with glass stones for display purposes only.

White and Royal Blue Wedding

The second of the weekends weddings.

Zoey's mother-in-law (to be) has been a customer of ours for many years, and as she was getting married at St Peter-at-Gowts church, next to us, she naturally came to us for her wedding flowers.

The colour scheme was white and royal blue.

Zoey wanted a traditional brides bouquet but not too large, so we settled on a teardrop style. It is mainly white Akito roses and dark blue agapanthus. Royal blue hex pins add a slight sparkle when the light catches them.
Her two maids carried hand-tie posies of matching flowers to complement their dresses, both have royal blue ribbon around the stems pinned to hold with white pearl headed pins.
The two flower girls held a heart shaped silver wand with a single white akito rose, foliage and dark blue ribbon trails.
All members of the bridal party wore a single white rose buttonhole, with the exception of the Mother of the bride who wore a white corsage. (Unfortunately it was missed in the photos)