Susannah & Marcus Sheridan 29th August 2008

Spanish Moss & Lasting Elegance
The very thought of this wedding evoked images and dreams of the perfect late summer day, mellow and glimmering, glowing with softly striking colours, surrounded by friends, loved ones and happiness. Everything our minds conjured up at the thought of the day, cool bubbles of champagne against the gentle sun on your back. All of it was absolutely real and truly beautiful, creating something of substance and fitting for the best of memories. In order to make the most of this image we wanted to add elements of elegance and subtle quirkiness alongside a hint of vintage romance, we included details like the poppy seed heads for gorgeous little Poppy the flower girl. Using complimentary diverse colours such as; fresh greens, aubergines and bronzy pinks, together with the golden heart motifs, all of this to compliment the Spanish moss fabric of Rebecca’s gown. Incorporating a variety of textures; curling swirling rose, the waxy finish of an Anthurium, Plump smooth & spikiness of a Poppy seed head and the smooth and linear elegance of a Calla lily. Another important ingredient in the wedding was the sense of heritage, the historic nature of St Leonard thee Less Church at Salmesbury and the natural beauty surrounding both venues were a source of great inspiration for us. It provided an air of longevity to the day and the marriage as a whole. We wanted contribute to this by ensuring that every single flower we used was truly and individually beautiful.
The overall look is to be one of lasting elegance and unique beauty.

Bartle Hall were as always superb, the tables were set beautifully.

Vicky & Jason Dempsey continued Stanley House Reception

Here are some more pictures from Vicky & Jason Dempseys wedding day. How fab are the chair covers?

We used fabulous tall black martini glasses filled with fresh Gingers, Phalaenopsis & Roses.

The Reception was held in the downstairs room at Stanley House it looked really superb, the staff there are really on the ball, seriously attentive with great attention to detail.

Crystal Blush & Elegance

Crystal Blush & Elegance
Victoria & Chris’ wedding day was to be filled with blissful elegance and delicate beauty evoking a sense of instinctive happiness in each and every one of the guests. All the splendour and rosy cheeks of a summer’s day, therefore through the flowers we wanted to continue the notions of fresh feelings and sunny romance. The primary colour for the day was fairest pink, sumptuously pretty and intrinsically princess like. We wanted the church to be enriched by the blushing grandeur, using delicate shapes and complimentary colours, swirling roses and elegant, curving calla lilies. The ballroom at The Clifton Arms was already indicative of sunshine and blue skies; we wanted therefore to introduce the flushing pinks and whites to it. Using tall, fresh, candelabras filled with meadow-picked delphiniums, sweet scented roses and the last of the summer’s sweet-peas. The overall look was to be effortlessly subtle but innately ‘wow’.
I feel sure that all of this was achieved and some, Victoria looked utterly stunning, the diamante encrusted gown and Gina shoes were so gorgeous.
Father Damian as always did the best sermon, we really enjoyed the whole Gin & Tonic analogy, St. Annes Parish is one of the most welcoming Churches we go to, everyone is so lovely and always very complimentary about our flowers, it really is a pleasure to go there.

Kirsten & Ian Squire

What a glorious day for Kirsten & Ian, Kirsten carried a dew drop shaped bouquet of Pale pink Sweet Avalanche Roses, Cream Vendella & Old Dutch Roses, Ivory Spray Roses, Green Hydrangea, Ivy Trails, Viburnum berries, Fresh Rosemary, China Grass Loops, Deep pink/red Calla lilies and two Safari red Anthuriums that fitted in the bouquet like butterflies wings.