The Orangery, Charlotte House Hotel

Jo's reception was also held at Charlotte house hotel.

Her cake was a lovely vision of chocolate, which she asked if we could decorate with the same calla lilies as the rest of the wedding.
The top tier was a corsage of 3 callas with bear grass and ivy leaves.
The other tiers each had a single calla with a bear grass bow.
The guest table centrepieces were three calla lilies with a mass of bear grass placed in a tall round lily vase that sat on a small mirror base.
The Orangery at Charlotte House is an airy room which is flooded with light from the large glass frontage.

The chairs had been placed in the library for the ceremony and would be brought back while the couple were having photos taken.
The top table design had been doubled up as the registrars table arrangement and would be brought back in after the service.
The Orangery, with tables set, awaiting the happy couple.

Argos

This weeks display at Argos.

A large glass cylinder with 3 pink calla lilies, bear grass and silver aluminium wire with beads.

A simple yet effective table centre.

Calla lily table centre

A calla lily table display.

A large glass cylinder has crystal blush calla lilies, steel grass and gold aluminium wire entwined through the design. This is then filled with water. Placing the whole design onto a round mirror enhances the design as the light reflects through the water and wire onto the mirror making it sparkle.

The cylinder and mirror are available to hire or buy with plenty more options in store.

Washingborough Hall

Shelley's minimalist theme continued in the venue arrangements. Originally going to make these herself it was decided that on reflection it would be easier and less stressful for me to do them. On receiving a quote Shelley was surprised to find there wasn't much difference in the price. I must point out all the glassware was hired.

Fish bowls with 3 calla lilies and bear grass with a few glass rocks in the base were the table centres.
For the registrars table an unusual piece was chosen. A large wine goblet with white akito roses, lilies,blue agapanthus and royal blue feathers. Bear grass loops tie in with the fish bowls.
On the registrars table at Washingborough Hall.

The reception room with 4 tables and the top table.
The top table also had a fish bowl.
One of the guest tables.
We hire out our bay trees dressed in your wedding colours. As it was such a lovely sunny day we positioned them on the steps to greet the bride on her arrival.
The glorious gardens at Washingbough Hall.

A gorgeous venue throughout with friendly owners and staff.

This is probably our most popular venue this year. Watch out for more photos coming soon.

Lincoln Security

Lincoln Securities arrangement for this week:-
is a 40cm martini vase. Glass stones are in the base of the vase with 3 calla lily and 3 oriental lily. Various curled foliage compliment the calla lily stems and add dimension to the design.

Plum and Ivory wedding flowers

These are the bridal flowers for Genevieve's wedding that took place on Saturday.

The brides bouquet was a hand-tie of plum calla lily and Maroussia roses with ruscus around the outer edge and finished off with ivory ribbon around the stems. In the roses we added pearls to complement the wedding dress.

The adult bridesmaid had a hand-tie of Maroussia roses, with diamantes in the centres, and ruscus with ivory ribbon to finish to complement her dress. The younger bridesmaid had a matching bouquet but with only 3 roses.

The bouquets are photographed in the vases of water that we deliver all our bridal hand-ties in to keep them as fresh as possible before the ceremony.

Lincoln Security

This is todays arrangement for Lincoln security. It has amaranthus, calla lily 'picasso', carnation 'moondust', astrantia and bear grass with sisal around the mechanics in a glass cube.

The Woodhall Spa Hotel

These are the table arrangements we designed for Cat's wedding in May at The Woodhall Spa Hotel. We were given a strong idea of the look the bride wanted to achieve and it worked well in the setting of the room.