A popular request for this year, a romantic over the arm bouquet using strong contrasting colours and super fragrant Eucalyptus. This style of bouquet suits a slender cut dress and great for taller brides.
A small hand tied bridesmaid posy suitable for flowergirls and younger bridesmaids, using white Avalanche roses and Hosta leaves bound with ivory organza ribbon, secured with diamante pins.
It's traditional for the groom's buttonhole to pick out one of the main flowers of the bride's bouquet. Here's an old favourite using an orange mini Gerbera with a small Hosta leaf for foliage.
Moving onto the wedding venue, it seems that simple is the key word this season with Gypsophilia making a resurgence. Here's some simple tied bunches which decorated the aisle chairs for a wedding I did in St Phillips Church in Hove.
And for the reception, simple square glass vases with a hint of Brighton beach using orange mini gerberas.
A tall vase filled with seasonal flowers is perfect for your cake table. Here a simple vase filled with glass marbles, sets off an arrangement of beautiful blue Delphiniums, steel grass and heart shaped hosta leaves.
And, for a finishing touch you could add fresh flowers to your place settings. Here I've used a white Avalance rose wired together with small Delphinium florets, to create this pretty napkin tie.
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