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Call us bias but the florals really do make your day sing and tie the look together. Let us share our wisdom so that you can get off to a smooth beginning when planning your dream wedding florals. We believe that you should be armed with realistic information to help you enjoy choosing the right wedding florist and florals for your big day!
Read MoreMillie and Jonathan married at Canterbury Cathedral and held their wedding reception at Goodnestone Park. They opted for classic cream and blush florals accented by a dusty deep pink.
Read MoreSoft hues of elegant blush, sage and cream for this May woodland wedding at The Dreys wedding venue.
Read MoreEthereal wedding florals for Holly and Dave’s nuptials at The Dreys.
Read MoreSporadically over the next few weeks/months, we will be sharing past bridal bouquets with the floral names added, we hope that you find inspiration!
Read MoreWoodland weddings are always a good idea; as are dried flowers mixed in with tonal blooms.
Read MoreMeadow and garden style wedding flowers that are wild and asymmetric. With notes of salmon, peach, rust, white, olive and terracotta, with touch of lilac shades.
Read MoreBurgundy hues as a running theme for their wedding florals at their wedding this weekend in London.
Read MoreLight and airy style wedding flowers for Hannah and Fred’s wedding ceremony at East Chiltington Church. The most stunningly beautiful, tiny, historical church to adorn with wedding flowers.
Read MoreJemma & George wed at East Sutton Church and held a garden reception in Headcorn, we created colourful and seasonal flowers for their day.
Read MoreThis beautiful wedding took place at The Lost Village of Dode a wonderful venue for intimate Civil Weddings!
Read MoreI am so happy to be sharing photographs and videos from this wonderful stylised shoot at Preston Court.
Read MoreThe floral decor covered the blessing area, adding life and colour to the already stunning clearing in the woods.
Read MoreIt has been a tradition to include Myrtle in a royal bouquet since Queen Victoria's time. The Myrtle for these bouquets is usually picked from Osbourne House.
Read MoreRecently I had the pleasure of providing flowers for a beautiful intimate wedding at Holy Cross Church in Bearsted. The couple wanted an informal look, with lots of purple and accents of yellow in the brides bouquet.
Read MoreMarried at The Dreys wedding venue in Kent, we focused on using autumnal colours and as many seasonal flowers/foliage as possible in order to would mirror the beautiful woodland setting.
Read MoreWax Flowers hold deep symbolism, representing riches and long-lasting love.
Read MoreThis wonderful shoot at Longton Wood is now live on Whimsical Wonderland Weddings. Such stunning inspiration for those seeking a woodland wedding. From , to colourful wedding dresses, to roasting marshmallows over a cosy fire.
Read MoreA gorgeous day for a wonderful couple. From their Dachshund best man to the cars they arrived in. Every detail was thought of, what a perfect day.
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