Sunday, 19 June 2011

Very Gypsophelia

Two more lovely events...shame about the weather. Preston Court the venue on Friday for Sarah and Bens wedding working with Grant Riley weddings. Lovely random and bright look to the flowers. Saturday at The Great Barn in Rolvenden, a beautiful barn, quite natural and un restored. Decorated with jugs of flowers, lots of panicum grass, peonies and lovely gypsophelia. There was a lovely four foot wreath of gyp to sit on the back wall of the barn - had to be large and two smaller ones, although still 2 feet across for each door, garlands were added on bannisters with milk churns to the side.

Monday, 13 June 2011

Parma Violet

Two beautiful weekend weddings over, am exhausted again. Monday-itis definately exists for me. Both were totally different, one a minimalist oriental theme and the other very Kent Wedding. The venue for this was the lovely Preston Court and (even though I say so myself) the bouquet was one of my all time favourites. Used a lovely new spray rose to compliment the Pacific Blue roses, fresh lavender and sage, lavender lisianthus, truly scrumptious. Will get a picture up asap. Now heading off to school sports day - but it's drizzling and I am dragging my feet....will have two little faces eagerly waiting to see if I can see them so must go!

Monday, 23 May 2011

Floral Arch at Speldhurst


An early start to create an arch on the beautiful lychgate at Speldhurst. We had many people stop to admire it coming together and the bride and groom were thrilled - me too

A lovely wedding at Tonbridge Chapel and Hever Castle

A thoroughly enjoyable job and much appreciated by the lovely bride and groom who even texted me the following day to say how wonderful it all looked. Sigh! makes it all worthwhile.
Enjoyed using some fab english foliages- silverleaf is my favourite - for the pedestals at the Chapel and cant wait to get some photos of the bridal party. Will share as soon as I can.

Monday, 27 September 2010

A peachy day


The buttonholes
Not so often I get asked for peaches and apricots these days, but what a pleasant change....and didnt it look lovely. Thank you Claire!