Lauren & James’s brief was ‘fun and vibrant, with a rainbow of brights’ and that’s exactly what we did :-) Lauren was after bold colours for a punchy look, and you can see above how well her bouquet contrasts against her beautiful dress. James, his groomsmen and Lauren’s bridesmaids wore navy which again, provided a fabulous backdrop for the colourful flowers. The bridesmaids bouquets were a smaller version of Lauren’s.

Charlotte & Ian were a dream couple! Their colour brief was vibrant oranges and pinks teamed with corals, caramel and peach with darker shades to create depth – this is where the fabulous chocolate cosmos came in.

Oh, you play with flowers all day - that must be amazing! Yes, it is, however, being a wedding florist is a much more in depth job than you imagine and the prep starts months before your big day. Read on to find out what it really involves!

Your wedding flowers are the decorative aspect of your special day and add colour, texture and life to your whole ceremony – your wedding would be a very dull affair without them!

Fran and Rich’s wedding was what’s called a ‘micro-wedding’ in terms of flowers and consisted of Fran’s bouquet, four bridesmaids, 9 button holes and fresh petal confetti.

Pippa’s colour palette was super pretty – shades of mauve and hints of blush with lots of texture and a pop of dark pink for depth. With the wedding being at the beginning of September there was plenty of lovely late summer blooms to choose from, including varieties from my local grower for those extra special stems that bounce as you carry your bouquet.

Emma and Tom got engaged before covid, and that’s when we first met! Two cancelled dates later they finally got married In August, 2021.

This is the million dollar question right? And the answer is kinda ‘how long is a piece of string’ to be honest. I know, not the answer you’ve been searching for, but hopefully after reading this post you’ll have a better idea of what you’ll get!