St Helen's Church at Saxby

Joanne and Graham were married at St Helen's at Saxby. A lovely, unusual church built as a parish church and mausoleum.The two alcoves, one either side of the main door, were decorated with a fishbowl.
The windowsills were also decorated with a fishbowl each. These contained a delphinium, eustoma, sweetpeas, eryngium, freesia, roses, eucalyptus and bear grass. They were designed as a tall tied arrangement. These were also doubling up as table centres for the reception at The White Hart hotel, so although height was required I couldn't fill them out too much otherwise guests would be unable to see each other.
As the couple had 8 tables and only 6 were needed in church, (4 windows, 2 alcoves) we used the other two bowls either side the Altar area.

The Altar arrangement, which was doubling up as the top table arrangement.

Lincoln Security

Lincoln securities arrangement from last week.

A modern design of allium, delphinium, alstroemeria, carnations and moluccella. Displayed in a mirror cube with green sisal.

Kelham Hall

This is Kelham Hall all set up for the reception. The top table display will be added after the ceremony. The posies consisted of ivory germinis, pink larkspur, pink hydrangeas and small amounts of mixed foliage. The top table had sweet avalanche and maroussia roses aswell.

This is the Music room where the civil ceremony took place. The pedestals had ivory stocks, delphiniums, gerberas, sweet avalanche roses and pink hydrangeas.

These are the top table/registrars table and guest table posies. The look we wanted to achieve was of a vintage English garden without taking away from the gorgeous setting of the venue.

The bottom image is Laura's bridal hand-tie consisting of sweet avalanche roses, noisette verdi roses and white eustoma. The other hand-tie is her bridesmaids of sweet avalanche and maroussia roses. Both had completely ribboned stems with a bow to finish.