More Gypsophelia

After a quiet January, a welcome time to tidy the workshop, order some new containers and look at seed catalogues, it was off to the lovely Chilston Park Hotel www.handpickedhotels.co.uk/chilstonpark for the first wedding of the season at the beginning of this month.

Rachel went for a lovely combination of white ranunculas with gypsophelia in her bouquet, with gypsophelia in silvered jars tied to the chairs to line the aisle. Her tables were a fresh spring combination of all white flowers, ranunculus being the main flower and I added zesty green hellebores, white hyacinths, white narcissi 'paperwhite' and some majolica spray roses.  They smelt divine and were arranged in mirror cube vases.

School girl mistake on my behalf not taking photos, partly because I had a streaming cold, so we will have to wait for the professional shots to come through. The photographer was Lucy Bateman www.lucybateman.co.uk. I did grab a shot of the aisle though!

These sweet jars - which can double as votive holders or on tables - are available to buy from Darling & Wild £19.50 for set of 6 +pp

I used these at Christmas with led candles, hanging them along the fence up to the front door, they looked so pretty.