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A Picturesque London Wedding

It can be hard to believe the busy city we call home has such stunning, country house-style spaces like The Hurlingham Club in Fulham. An exclusive private member’s club, this Georgian building has floor-to-ceiling windows and is set in 42 acres of the most magnificent landscaped gardens overlooking the river. With pure joy, last year we took up the opportunity to create some splendid floral designs at this venue for Anis and Saarah’s wedding…

Our fabulous bride knew she wanted very colourful flowers for her special day which led us to an apricot, orange, peach and cream palette with plenty of greenery to complement the walls of the tranquil Terrace Room and gorgeous lawns. Here, we lined the ceremony table with bud vases of individual stems that could be spotted throughout our arrangements (because who doesn’t love consistency, right?!) We also added Pearl Avalanche Roses for a luxuriously warm salmon-champagne touch and the short, rounded coral Hypericum Berries which varied the height of the blooms on display and worked perfectly with each of the vases.

For Saarah’s hand-tied bouquet, we selected the soft, creamy two-toned blooms of Cafe Au Lait Dahlias, compact white Cosmos, bell-shaped Lisianthus in apricot, delicate Jana Spray Roses, long stems of white Phlox, trailing Asparagus Fern and Miriam’s favourite, the Romantic Antique Garden Roses in peach. Our lovely groom, Anis wore a buttonhole made up of an oversized white Avalanche Rose and peach Jana Spray Rose to tie in with Saarah’s arrangement.

The four beautiful bridesmaids also each had a bouquet, this time comprised of tightly quilled Pom Pom Dahlias and Ranunculus rosettes with silky, paper-thin petals. Cosmos, Lisianthus, Phlox and Antique Garden Roses all made an appearance too, matching the bridal bouquet but bringing their own unique twist. We also created peach and green wrist corsages with Lisianthus, Jana Spray Roses and star-shaped Astrantia for when they were ready to put down their bouquets and dance the night away!

With a room as breathtaking as the reception space, the designs didn’t need to be big and bold, instead, they formed a graceful finishing touch to the look. We carried through the same flowers to create short centrepieces adorned with candles and silverware, plus a garland on the top table. Et voila!

A day filled with so much love and laughter, we’re over the moon that we got to work with Anis and Saarah. We wish them a very happy future together! If you or someone you know are planning a wedding or event in or around London, then we’d love to invite you to get in touch with us. You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

Photographers: Emma Kenny (1-15) and Amanda Karen (16-30) | Venue: The Hurlingham Club | Flowers: Miriam Faith

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Childrensalon SS20 Collection Preview Event

With most launch events now attended by both press and influencers, having a gorgeous backdrop for those Instagram and media shots is a must. That’s exactly what we were tasked with back in November last year for the showcase of the AW19 collections and preview of the SS20 collection, by children’s designer clothing brand, Childrensalon - to design a late autumnal floral arch over the emerald green door which would welcome guests and provide the perfect photo opportunity!

Hosted in one of the most buzzing areas of London, Soho Square, the event was held in an 18th-century townhouse that has been refurbished for a blend of period features and a contemporary twist. The day was brought to life via a collaboration with children’s nutrition and cooking expert, Annabel Karmel MBE. There was everything from discovering the casual and occasionwear designs to a live panel discussion, cookie decorating, soft play, tote bag embroidery and crafting with events company Sharky and George. But it was our job to make sure those visiting were in awe before they’d even stepped in the door.

For this whole day event, we chose a palette of vibrant and deep pinks, peach and pink champagne on a bed of lush-green for a non-traditional yet still festive feel that would suit the chilly morning, the low sun of the afternoon and the cool wonderland that was evening. We also wanted to give a nod to both the heritage and luxury of the Royal Tunbridge Wells brand…

The romantic Antique Rose in cerise pink (which only blooms once a year) oozed sophistication with its cup-shape and many silky petals, while the vintage-chic, Pearl Avalanche Rose combined a hint of warm peach with pink and green hues to also bring glamour to the arrangement.

Not one to go unnoticed, the unique, ruffled Bleuberry Rose with its dark pink, purple and berry tones really attracted attention and stood out from the crowd. In contrast, the creamy light peach Creme Garcia Spray Rose, positioned in close bunches to create depth, was an understated addition to the display. For more texture, we selected purple Mimosa, which can only be described as round, fluffy balls! Their delicate fern-like leaves and scent symbolised the sensitivity and vulnerability of children while the star-shaped, deep-coloured Red Astrantia pincushion flowers symbolised the strength and protection of their guardians.

For the base of foliage, we used the aromatic, dark green glossy leaves of Laurel, the long, trailing, elegant branches of evergreen Asparagus Fern and fresh, frosty-looking and earthy Autumnal Eucalyptus. Finally, we sprayed the narrow tear-shaped leaves of Ruscus gold which glistened from every angle.

As a mum herself, lead designer Miriam adored working on the floral creation for this event. If you or someone you know are planning a wedding or event in or around London, then we’d love to invite you to get in touch with us. You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

Photographer: Amanda Karen | Flowers: Miriam Faith

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A Charming Marylebone Wedding

We knew we’d struck gold when we were invited to be the florist for Vikki and Jonathan’s wedding back in the summer of 2019. With the couple as passionate as we are about the role of flowers in their big day, it was a wonderful opportunity for us to do our best work and bring their visions to life for both their civil ceremony and reception.

The venue - our canvas - was the iconic private member’s club, Home House; a 16th-century Georgian townhouse situated in Marylebone. Just moments from Hyde Park and Oxford Street, it’s located amongst the buzz of the city, but step inside and you’ll be taken aback by its grace. In fact, when it was built, it was even commissioned to be a “palace of pleasure” for entertaining, with an elegant structure, sumptuous decor and dramatic staircase. Despite being restored, it’s maintained its timeless appeal and decadence, with tall windows, parquet flooring, grand chandeliers and the finest fireplaces. What a space to work in!

Our brief for this luxurious London wedding was simple - blooms were to be the main decor, the perfect combination of scents was important and the colour palette was to be cream, white and blush flowers, complementing the light and airy rooms. Each of our designs would have a base of full, lush foliage to balance the high ceilings and scale of this space, while our urns, centrepieces and vases would be all gold to match the venue’s details. We’re not sure this could have been any more suited to us!

The Front Parlour & Eating Room have the most magnificent features and we knew just how to enhance them. Sweetly-scented Peonies, luminescent Scabiosa, glamorous Majolika Spray Roses, late Spring Blossom, oversized Avalanche Roses, tender Sweet Avalanche Roses, White O’Hara Roses (Miriam’s all-time fave), velvety Prince Jardinier Garden Roses and distinct Phlox made up a dazzling fireplace arrangement while Peonies, Scabiosa, Majolika Spray Roses, late Spring Blossom, untouched Lilac, Sweet Avalanche Roses, Avalanche Roses, frilled Solomon Seal and the large rings of clustered Guelder Roses adorned the mantlepiece. There is nothing better than being able to decorate a mantlepiece/fireplace, especially when they’re as beautiful as these!

At the top of the room where all eyes would be, we designed two statement urns. Bountiful Hydrangea, Sweet Avalanche Roses, Avalanche Roses, Guelder Roses, crinkled Stocks, Solomon Seal, Peonies, Lilac and white Spray Roses created highly fragrant, impactful arrangements with lots of movement. We just love a big urn filled with glorious blooms! To complete the look, we kept the ceremony table simple, adding just three pots of Peonies, White O’Hara Roses, dainty Ammi and Prince Jardinier Garden Roses. The chairs were then dressed with Lisianthus, Ammi, Avalanche Roses and Stock pew ends, and the aisle was strewn with white Rose petals.

For the bride and bridesmaid’s bouquets, the fragrant combination of Jasmin, evergreen Rosemary, woody Sage, Four Seasons Roses, Peonies, unadulterated Ranunculus, Sweet Peas and Scabiosa produced a delightful, ethereal arrangement to knock the brief out of the park. We never tire of Four Seasons Roses - they fill a bouquet or arrangement with so much beauty and romance! For the groom and groomsmen, the buttonholes consisted of a Four Seasons Rose, Lisianthus (our favourite for buttonholes), Rosemary and a Majolika Spray Rose. Roses and Rosemary are such a striking partnership, yet elegant and uncomplicated at the same time.

Later in the day, the ceremony room was transformed for the reception (spot us hard at work turning this around below)! Seven round tables, each decorated with one of two centrepiece designs. There are lots of options when it comes to table flowers. One thing we think about is the venue and dressing it in a style that would match the room. Here, the gold detailing was in keeping with the venue, while the soft and natural palette was ideal for the ambience. For the tall, gold stand centrepieces we chose Hydrangea, Sweet Avalanche Roses, Avalanche Roses, Majolika Spray Roses, Guelder Roses and Peonies. For the low, gold challis vase centrepieces, we selected Scabiosa, Peonies, Phlox, Ammi, Prince Jardinier Garden Roses, Majolika Spray Roses and blissful Sweet Peas.

This charming Jewish wedding brought an almost celestial vibe to a very classic building - something we’re just loving at the moment. We want to say a big thank you to Vikki and Jonathan for letting us work our magic and be part of their special day! If you or someone you know are planning a wedding or event in or around London, we’d love to invite you to get in touch with us. You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

Photographer: Gyan Gurung Photography | Venue: Home House | Flowers: Miriam Faith

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A Grand Affair London Wedding

If you’ve visited our blog before you may recognise the majestic 116 Pall Mall from the opulent wedding shoot we worked on in early 2019. In that post, we revealed we were going to be creating the floral arrangements for a wedding in the same venue later in the year. Never ones to break our promises, today we’re thrilled to be able to share the photos and details from that very wedding…

Five floors, each reached by sweeping staircases, 116 Pall Mall is one of the grandest yet most glorious and charming venues we’ve had the privilege to work in. Our fabulous couple, Leila and Arthur, selected this incredible central London building for their reception following their ceremony in the Knightsbridge Brompton Oratory Catholic Church, and we had the pleasure of working with them on the floral designs to further enhance this already gorgeous setting. Guests took to the Waterloo Room for drinks, overlooking Pall Mall and Waterloo Place before going through to the impressive adjoining Nash Room to eat and dance the night away.

With a theme of pink, pink and more pink, we knew we wanted to select a variety of blooms in different hues to add depth and plenty of luscious greenery for fullness in the large, airy rooms. Working in such splendid spaces with period features that do all the talking, elegantly enriched with swanky chandeliers, tall windows revealing remarkable views and perfectly curated furnishings is just a dream for us, but it also emphasises how important it is to get the intricacies of our floral designs just right to complete the look. However familiar we may be with where we are working, each time we visit totally inspires us and equally challenges us to see it in a new way.

On this occasion our couple chose simple bud vases for the Waterloo Room, made up of long, narrow Phlox with star-shaped flowers, each stem equipped with more than one fresh pink bloom; vibrant and tightly-quilled, two-toned Pom Pom Dahlias; petite Spray Roses with a deep pink heart and lighter pink outer which give a blushing effect; and the purest, oversized ivory Avalanche Rose (one of our absolute favourites)!

Walking along the balcony to the Nash Room the guests were greeted with one of two XXL urns (as seen at the ceremony). Also featuring Pom Pom Dahlias, Spray Roses and Avalanche Roses, the urns included the pastel pink softness of the Sweet Avalanche Rose, the aromatic clusters of instantly recognisable pink Hydrangea, large creamy peach Cafe Au Lait Dahlias with mid-green foliage, and ruffled, trumpet-shaped Lisianthus with their dark green leaves.

Upon entering the room, the seating chart also had an abundant display of Avalanche Roses, Sweet Avalanche Roses, Spray Roses and Lisianthus, leading onto eighteen tables each with either a tall gold candelabra of Hydrangea, Roses and Dahlias or a low gold chalice bowl, filled to the brim with Dahlias, Cafe Au Lait Dahlias, Sweet Avalanche Roses, Phlox, Lisianthus, Hydrangea and Spray Roses. For the top table, we graced the sweetheart table with a garland of fragrant Eucalyptus and evergreen Rosemary, studded with Avalanche Roses, Spray Roses and romantic pink O’Hara Roses (with a deliciously rich lavender scent) for possibly our favourite foliage-based design to date.

We can’t talk about tables without specifically mentioning the cake table. As the lovely Leila is from Brazil, where cake tables are a big thing in their culture, we wanted to go all out with the floral decorations. Four large urns, each overflowing with Hydrangea, Roses, Dahlias, Lisianthus and Spray Roses adorned the table of dreams!

Finally, we carefully dressed the fireplace with a mantelpiece arrangement full of British foliage, alongside British Hydrangea, Sweet Avalanche Roses, Spray Roses, Pink O’Hara Roses and the delightfully dainty white, lacy Ammi with their strong yet feathery stems.

We think this wedding goes to show that pink doesn’t necessarily mean overtly feminine or not luxurious, it’s simply about striking the right balance for the backdrop. We had the best time working with Leila and Arthur at 116 Pall Mall and can’t wait to work on our next weddings and events! If you or someone you know are planning a wedding or event in or around London, we’d love to invite you to get in touch with us. You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

Photographer: Gyan Gurung Photography | Venue: 116 Pall Mall | Flowers: Miriam Faith

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A Contemporary Country House Wedding

In the heart of the beautiful county of Somerset lies Brympton House - a luxurious country estate with acres of stunning parkland, a magnificent lake and the historic church of St Andrews - where our couple, Naomi and Alex recently tied the knot. Tasked with creating the bride’s bouquet, bouquets for her bridesmaids and the buttonholes, we set to work designing arrangements that were as fresh and charming as the setting.

Taking centre stage in the bouquets was the dreamy pale pink Prince Jardinier Garden Rose with its soft saucer-shaped bloom and swirly velvet petals (which looked gorgeous with the light blue suede shoes Naomi wore). The strong scent also made it a perfect match for her Diptyque perfume, both giving her a glorious sweet, floral fragrance throughout the day. Sitting next to this was an absolute stunner - the Garden Spirit Rose. Luxurious yet graceful, this popular wedding rose has a vintage look thanks to the light peach outer, pink inner and ruffled edges of green.

To complement the amazing Naomi Neoh gowns the bride wore, together we opted for two blooms ideally suited for the transition from day to night. Perfect for the ceremony in the quaint church, Blushing Bride Protea symbolises uniqueness, diversity and acceptance of change. Mainly white, with accents of pink, yellow and green, this small, dainty flower is star-shaped with a fine, feathery appearance gathered in clusters on each stem. It’s beautiful on its own, but we also love to pair it with blooms in similar hues as we have done here for added texture. We also selected none other than the Queen of the Night - Epiphyllum Oxypetalum - which completely transformed the bouquet for the reception back in the country house. This showy bloom gets its name because it’s nocturnal; only opening for a few hours at night and only the once. The tropical flowering cactus Oxypetalum with large, white flowers and strong, sweet fragrance is one of the most expensive flowers in the world but in our opinion, totally worth it!

Of course, it’s not just about the big or striking stems we choose. Picking the best fillers is essential for full arrangements that enhance the outfits and venue. From white and subtle blush flowers to varying shades of green foliage, we made sure everything included played a role in adding depth and character to the floral designs:

  • Phlox - an impressive array of majestic flowers, they’re tall and eye-catching with long, narrow leaves and a delightful fragrance.

  • Nigella - belonging to the Buttercup family, they’re pretty ornamental flowers with a thread-like structure which give the appearance they’re surrounded by a mist. The ferny foliage and spiky flowers make it a stem that works wonders next to a more feminine flower.

  • Ammi - guaranteed to add splendour to a mixed bouquet, the tiny white florets are densely packed but lacy in texture (which if you look closely, almost matched Naomi’s daytime dress exactly)! It’s abundant yet light with an ethereal quality.

  • Lisianthus - one we love to use, especially for buttonholes, it’s soft and tender, and often mistaken for a rose because of the large, gentian bell-shaped flowers, wide petals, long stems and dark green leaves.

  • Astilbe - brilliant at adding drama to an arrangement, each stem features a plume of feather-shaped branches holding clusters of small flowers. We love its attractive glossy fern-like foliage - a must-have with a satin gown!

  • Eucalyptus - if you’ve visited our blog before you’ll know we’re big fans of eucalyptus. Fast-growing, well-covered, its waxy finish is simple but so effective in bouquets.

  • Ivy - the woody, evergreen lobed leaves look divine as part of garden or country weddings thanks to the trailing display it presents.

  • Gardenias - super delicate, they’re tubular flowers with leathery dark green leaves which make any feminine arrangement edgier.

It was our pleasure to create the bouquets and buttonholes for Naomi and Alex’s special day. If you or someone you know are planning a wedding or event in or around London, we’d love to invite you to get in touch with us. You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

Photographer: Emma Pilkington Photography | Venue: Brympton House | Dress: Naomi Neoh | Shoes: Harriet Wilde | Flowers: Miriam Faith

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An Intimate London Skyline Wedding

Today we’re throwing it back to pre-COVID times and last September when we found ourselves 34 floors up overlooking the stunning London skyline for Stacey and Matt’s wedding at one of our all-time favourite venues - The Shangri-La Hotel at The Shard. A space we know well plus a bride with a clear vision and who’s in the wedding industry herself meant this was a match made in heaven!

Our gorgeous couple - who also got engaged at The Shard on New Year’s Eve back in 2015 - selected the intimate Li Room for their special day. Holding up to 30 guests, the room’s floor-to-ceiling windows with views of London Bridge, St. Paul’s Cathedral and more make it feel much bigger and brighter, and only enhanced the styling choices for this celebration.

As a wedding stationer and founder of The Bridal Paperie, Stacey has an amazing eye for detail and knew her theme well. She wanted everything crisp in almond and blush pink; even sending us snippets of her ribbons so that we could match her colour palette exactly! We worked with her and Matt to create a moon gate, a welcome sign, centrepieces, a bridal bouquet, a bridesmaid’s bouquet, flower girl posies and a buttonhole featuring full blooms and fresh foliage which complemented the room and outfits perfectly.

The moon gate was wonderful to make and provided such a fabulous backdrop for the couple’s nuptials. For this, we used romantic sandy-blush Quicksand Roses, Westminster Abbey Roses, traditional yet pure, soft pink White O’Hara Roses, small cream Majolika Spray Roses, intoxicating ivory Margaret Merril Roses, Astrantia and white star-shaped Phlox all to add depth and glamour to the design. Westminster Abbey roses - a relatively new rose on the market - couldn’t have been a better match to Stacey and Matt’s colour palette. The rose is named after the abbey as it has the same colour as the building’s exterior - brown-beige but it changes to a delightful greyish/creamy pale pink as it blooms. It’s a large flower, elegantly packed with pretty, ruffled petals.

We carried these flowers through the other arrangements by using them for the centrepieces, bridal bouquet, bridesmaid’s bouquet and the welcome sign. The compact clusters of firework-shaped Astrantia florets also had their spot amongst the creamy, multi-layered Avalanche Roses in the flower girl posies which are always SO cute to see in use!

To differ the two bouquets, we used graceful Stocks with their sweet and spicy scent and tall leafy stalks in the bridesmaid’s bouquet and gentian-like delicate Lisianthus in the bridal bouquet. But of course, we also wanted Matt’s buttonhole to reflect Stacey’s bouquet, so we made this with Lisianthus petals and its dark green, oval-shaped leaves too.

Two other picks to make the floral creations unique were the abundant, aromatic pom-poms of white Hydrangea in the centrepieces and the classic trailing stems of shiny, rich green Soft Ruscus foliage for the welcome sign. Both playing an important part in forming full compositions and show-stopping pieces that look as beautiful on camera as they do in real life. Sadly the only thing we couldn’t capture was the incredible, sweet and fruity fragrances that came from all of these combinations!

We were absolutely overjoyed to work with Stacey and Matt for their big day and to do so in the breathtaking Shangri-La again. If you or someone you know are planning a wedding or event in or around London, we’d love to invite you to get in touch with us. You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

Images: Amanda Karen Photography and Emma Pilkington Photography | Venue: Shangri-La Hotel at The Shard | Venue Styling: Alexandra Rose Weddings | Chair Hire: Rosetone | Flowers: Miriam Faith | Silk Ribbon: Pompom Blossom | Stationery: The Bridal Paperie | Cake: Monannie | Dress: Wed2B | Shoes: Bella Belle | Veil: Britten Weddings | Hair and Makeup: Spence and Oliver | Groomswear: French Connection

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As seen in Wedding Ideas Magazine:

“The space was filled with vases, gold lanterns, candles and flowers. Florist Miriam Faith sourced roses to match the couple’s colour scheme, which were paired with dark green and silvery foliage. And every detail – from the gold cutlery and beaded chargers to the gold-rimmed chairs and hand-dyed silk ribbon around the bouquets – was intricately sourced”.


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A Timeless Luxury London Wedding

We know our couples are all about finesse when it comes to planning their dream wedding and the one we are bringing you today is no different. Think grace, grandeur, richness and the epitome of beauty, right in the heart of London…

Chosen for its decadent luxury, sumptuous decor and opulent gardens, Home House in Marylebone was the venue for our couple, Vikki and Jonathan’s special day back in May this year. The private members club in a Georgian townhouse building is all about making the occasion one to remember. With a dramatic staircase, tall windows, magnificent fireplaces, parquet flooring, grand chandeliers and spacious adjacent gardens, it defines gracious entertaining and pleasure - exactly what its’ architects had envisioned. We get to work in some pretty incredible places and this is most definitely one of them.

Our brief was simple - blooms were to be the main decor for the wedding, the perfect combination of scents was important and the colour palette was to be blush and cream with gold accents. We’re not sure this could have been any more suited to us!

Led by designer, Miriam, we created two urns, two mantelpiece arrangements, pew ends, a rose petal welcome sign and seating plan, tall centrepieces on gold candelabra stands, low centrepieces in gold challis vases, the bridal bouquet, two bridesmaid bouquets, hair rose buds and buttonholes.

To maintain a consistent look and feel, we selected the same flowers and foliage for the fireplace, tall centrepieces and urns. Featuring the delicate, romantic cream Vendela Rose, abundant pom-pom shaped Hydrangea, extra-large, ivory cut Four Seasons Rose, smaller clusters surrounded by larger rings which come from the Guelder Rose, ruffled rich white blossoms of Bowl Of Cream Peony, the petite favourite of ours - the Bombastic Spray Rose, the graceful and sweetly scented Stocks and the small, oval-pointed leaves of Hornbeam. Finished with the exquisite, green-frilled Solomon Seal which bring ivory, bell-shaped hanging flowers and fantastic foliage. Our low centrepieces were also made up of these blooms, complete with blissful Sweet Peas which look like beautiful butterflies.

For the bride’s and bridal party’s flowers, we used our one-true-love, the large French White O’Hara Rose. It’s such a delightfully pure and aesthetic flower which is highly fragrant, more traditional in shape and has several soft layers of petals, each with a touch of pink, giving it a blush tone. Alongside this came another favourite of ours - the rosette-shaped Ranunculus which ALWAYS attracts attention with paper-thin petals, long stems and 3D effect. We also opted for Vendela Roses and Sweet Peas as seen in our larger arrangements, complemented by the shaded blossoms of what’s referred to as ‘a pincushion flower’, Scabiosa, the glossy-green leathery leaves of eucalyptus and fragrant evergreen, needle-like leaves of Rosemary. Finally, we used the strong and sweetly scented Jasmin to keep the fragrance in the air into the evening and the white spires and succulent leaves of Senecio.

We were huge fans of this project and delighted to be part of Vikki and Jonathan’s big day. It really was everything you would imagine a timeless luxury London wedding to be.

If you would like to find out more about how we can help you to create your dream wedding, event or photoshoot through floral design, then why not get in touch today? You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

 

Flowers: Miriam Faith | Photographer: Gyan Gurung Photography | Venue: Home House

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A Quintessential English Wedding

There’s something particularly charming about a classic wedding theme. Stripping everything back to what the day is really all about - a celebration of two people in love. Today we’re bringing you the details of a wedding which totally embraced this…

Our stunning couple, Sheyi and Simon wanted to maintain many aspects of a traditional British wedding, but one which also reflected their fun sides, love of music/dancing and Sheyi’s Ghanaian-Nigerian heritage. Family and friends are SO important to the couple; they wanted their special day to represent togetherness and for the whole atmosphere to be infectious with joy. The end result was exactly that.

This stylish navy and gold wedding was held at the grade II listed St James Church, based in Middlesex. A building with some simple yet striking characteristics - from the spire and high ceilings to the beautifully detailed stained glass windows. With plenty of light coming through, filling what was to be our canvas, we knew we could pare back and focus on fewer but fuller designs.

We worked with the happy couple to create large and small urns, with complementing pew ends. Each large urn was filled with the abundant blooms of white Hydrangea, curled-edged cream Vendela Roses, white Avalanche Roses, petite white Spray Roses, Phlox and the sweet-scented ruffled flowers of Stocks. While each small urn also had the evergreen, well-covered leathery leaves of Eucalyptus.

Following an i-n-c-r-e-d-i-b-l-e ceremony with a choir, live band, cheering and dancing, the couple and their guests headed to Hampton Court House in Surrey for a sophisticated outdoor afternoon tea in the gorgeous sunshine, closing the evening with a grand reception. This Georgian mansion has such exquisite ornamental gardens, glamorous period features and even a heart-shaped lake. Honestly, we’re not sure there are many venues more perfect for this theme than these!

Here we handcrafted wreath centrepieces for each table, surrounding glass cylinders and pillar candles. Keeping consistent with the urns, each wreath was carefully made with the same white Avalanche Roses, cream Vendela Roses, white Hydrangea, white Spray Roses and the simple greenery leaves of Phlox.

We can’t forget about the graceful blooms that made up the bridal bouquet too. With Sheyi having two wedding dresses, we wanted something which would complete the look for both elegant outfits. She selected a single flower to fill her bouquet, one which signified new beginnings, innocence, unity and purity. Of course, we’re referring to the classic domes of the Avalanche Rose - a white Rose with a hint of green around the outer petals. The lovely thing about this is as the flower opens, the green hue fades and turns back to almost white. Each one boasts a sturdy stem, topped with an oversized head and high petal count. GLORIOUS!

Another truly wonderful wedding, completely encapsulating everything that comes to mind when you think of a quintessential English wedding. We were delighted to be able to work with Sheyi and Simon to bring their vision to life.

If you would like to find out more about how we can help you to create your dream wedding, event or photoshoot through floral design, then why not get in touch today? You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

 

Flowers: Miriam Faith | Venue: Church - St James Church Hampton Hill Reception - Hampton Court House | Photography: Jay Rowden Wedding Photography | Cinematography: Adam Galwas | Planner: Ishari De Silva Weddings | Dress: Inbal Dror via Morgan Davies Bridal and Kosibah | Shoes: Jimmy Choo  | Accessories: Gillian Million | Make up: Alison Cameron  | Hair: Candice Edwards | Grooms Suit: Reiss  | Groomsmen Suits: Debenhams | Bridesmaid Dresses: Ghost  | Shoes: bridesmaids chose their own | Accessories: Gillian Million | Decor and Production: Stress Free Hire | Food: JPL Catering | Cake: Maisie Fantaisie | Favours: Meringue Girls | Stationery and Favours: Intricate Creations   | Entertainment: Andre Bloomfield and cousin DJ-ing; Ghanaian Dance Troupe

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A Romantic Country Wedding

We adore a contemporary, lavish London wedding, but sometimes nothing beats having the charming English countryside as your canvas. Today we’re revealing the floral details behind a particularly special wedding for us…

Mixing business and pleasure is usually a no-no, but when the Godparents of our Lead Designer’s little boy asked us to create some of their floral arrangements for their big day, we knew it was the perfect opportunity to give back to some dear friends and a gorgeous couple.

The beautiful Charlotte and dapper Tom chose the venues of the Courteenhall Estates in Northamptonshire for this memorable occasion. After the ceremony at the 12th century St Peter & St Paul Church just down the road, everyone headed to the crisp white backdrop of the marquee for the reception, hosted in the grounds of the stunning 18th century Georgian Hall and Estate. The private residency is steeped in history with acres of relaxed, lush green parkland and lawn space - plenty of room for up to 1000 guests and the prettiest setting for a traditional country wedding! The location honestly couldn’t have been more breathtaking, even on a cold day; surroundings complete with a magnificent arboretum, filled with rare trees and shrubs, along with a tranquil water feature and incredible views. We just fell in love with the location and couldn’t think of anywhere more perfect for two amazing people to tie the knot.

We were invited to create a variety of arrangements including pomanders for the flower girls, individual hair buds, buttonholes, ceremony pedestals, a cascading bridal bouquet, hand tied bridesmaid bouquets and hanging floral chandeliers. Together with the couple, we decided on no more than 10 flower and foliage selections, keeping every design consistent across all of the venues visited on the day.

The big, snowball-shaped, powder-blue Hydrangea combined with the white and ‘Green Pom Pom Guelder Rose’ (which actually isn’t a Rose at all) took centre stage with their clusters of flowers and lobed leaves in the pedestals and chandeliers. Complemented by the gorgeous deep blue blooms of Agapanthus Isis - bell-shaped with strong stems over lush green strap-like leaves, white Lisianthus, classic white Lily of the Valley, cornflour-blue Delphinium and glorious Spring foliage. And of course, our luxurious designs aren’t done without the most sought after Avalanche Rose - a large, white blowsy rose with a hint of green, multi-layered petals and a sturdy tall cut stem.

For the bridal and bridesmaid bouquets and the incredibly pretty pomanders, we also featured the soft Avalanche Rose along with white Lisianthus, lilac-blue Nigella ‘Love-In-A-Mist’ (which appear spikey but actually have delicate, papery petals), Grape Hyacinth 'Muscari’ (which resemble tiny bunches of grapes) and the tubular spikes of Veronica.

Finally, we completed the outfits with just three of the petite white Spray Roses for a chic and simple finishing touch to Charlotte’s hair and a traditional red rose for Tom’s buttonhole.

Everything from the floral designs to the details on the day made this such a magical moment for us, getting to spend it with a couple that mean so much. We’re delighted we were able to play a part of their wedding.

If you would like to find out more about how we can help you to create your dream wedding, event or photoshoot through floral design, then why not get in touch today? You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

 

Flowers: Miriam Faith | Venue: Courteenhall Estate | Photography: Natasha Thompson | Dress: Boa Boutique | Make up: By Natalie | Groom Suits: Moss Bros | Bridesmaids: Maids to Measure | Flower Girls: Belle Zara | Page Boys: Little Eglantine | Video: Shoot It Yourself | Marquee: T&L Marquees | Candelabra  Hire: Wedding Day Hire | Caterers: Lemon Zest | Cake: Zoe Gilham Cake Artist | Singing Waiters: Encore Entertainment | Bar and Drinks: Liquid Bars

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An Autumn Wedding in London

Today we’re sharing a wedding full of classical floral designs with a modern twist. The colour palette of rich reds and deep pinks gave a glorious nod to Autumn, brightening up the occasion despite being the rainiest day ever…

Starting outside the restored, grade 2 listed building, Holy Trinity Clapham, we designed a door arch to sing above the happy couple whilst having their photos taken. Made up of the large and sturdy, multi-layered petals of the Avalanche Rose, the soft, pastel-pink Sweet Avalanche Rose, the purple-berry toned Bleuberry Rose, large gentian-like flowers of Lisianthus and complete with thick-lobed, glossy green leaves of Ivy.

Inside the richly designed church, we created statement urns to surround Becca and Matt during the exchanging of vows. The Avalanche Rose, Sweet Avalanche Rose, Lisianthus and Bleuberry Rose all made another appearance, complemented by the abundant, pom-pom shape of Hydrangea, graceful blooms and sweet scented flowers of Stocks, ruffled-edged, subtly-shaded Snapdragon, evergreen Eucalyptus and bunched Oak Leaves. We transported the urns to the reception venue to continue the floral designs. The Royal Automobile Club - a private member’s club in the iconic central London location of Pall Mall, had such opulent decor and old-fashioned charm, we just loved it!

For Becca’s bouquet, we selected highly fragrant florals so that she will always remember her wedding day when she smells the flowers. Again, Lisianthus and Eucalyptus were carefully placed, this time amongst some paler petals. Our absolute favourite, the White O’Hara with its’ blush-tone, strong and fruity scent and traditional Rose shape looked perfect next to another of our favourites, the petite, multi-headed Bombastic Spray Rose. The fragrant, evergreen Rosemary shrub and its’ needle-like leaves pulled it all together into a delicate, hand-tied bouquet which looked beautiful next to the lace on Becca’s dress. The finishing touch is also an emblem of remembrance, making this bridal bouquet an extra special piece of the day.

Becca’s two bridesmaids each had a hand-tied bouquet too, this time with the deeper, ruffled-petals of the Bleuberry Rose - a unique colour which couldn’t have been a better match for their dresses. To keep consistent with the bride’s bouquet, we continued the use of Lisianthus and Eucalyptus, also selecting the Sweet Avalanche Rose, Avalanche Rose and Rosemary as seen in our other designs around the venue. Each flower throughout the wedding was chosen not only for their beauty and colour, but for what they represent - happiness, gratitude and lasting bonds of affection.

From buttonholes to pew ends and the fireplace to the cake, we wrapped up this stunning wedding with just a few, simple selections in keeping with the door arch, urns and bouquets. Becca and Matt are such a fun-loving couple who were fabulous to work with. We’re delighted with how the arrangements turned out for their special day.

If you would like to find out more about how we can help you to create your dream wedding, event or photoshoot through floral design, then why not get in touch today? You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

Flowers: Miriam Faith
Photography: Kate Cowdrey Photography
Ceremony Venue: Holy Trinity Clapham
Reception Venue: Royal Automobile Club

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Lebanese X English Countryside Wedding

Today we’re sharing an elegant wedding we worked on in the heart of the English countryside. Set in the stunning gardens and historic building of a quirky estate, we got to bring some very special designs to life…

The natural setting of Walcott Hall in Shropshire with its extensive lake, walled courtyard and vast scenery was the perfect venue for our couple, Ayat and Sam. The ceremony took place outside in the meadow, complete with a magical fountain, while the reception was held in the restored ballroom - a beautifully decorated, turquoise space with ornate ceiling, crystal chandeliers, open fireplace, gilt mirrors, tall sash windows and intimate bar. Both inside and outside presented the perfect backdrop for our floral creations, making everyone and everything on the day shine.

The Bouquet

For Ayat, we designed a hand-tied bridal bouquet with true meaning behind it. Her late father’s favourite flower was Jasmine so we knew we had to include this sweetly scented selection. The waxy white flowers and oval shiny leaves symbolise purity, deep affection and happiness, making it a special addition to this elegant bouquet. Complimented by the Ocean Song Spray Rose - a satin-effect, pale lavender choice and deeper purple petals of Clematis.

The Centrepieces

Made up of the rounded flower clusters of Hydrangea with their abundance of petals, lacy star-shaped flowers and pom-pom shapes, contrasted by the small-headed, delicate, peach Jana Spray Rose. We also decided on three types of Meijer Rose - known for multi-layered petals, big flowers and long, strong stems. The ivory cut Four Seasons Rose with extremely large bud and dense petals, the Sweet Avalanche Rose in soft pastel pink and subtle hint of green on the outer petals, and Pearl Avalanche Rose which added a luxurious warm look in the form of salmon and champagne colours with soft herbaceous foliage - together representing happiness, purity, gratitude and glamour.

The Table Plan

We continued the use of Hydrangea and Meijer Roses for a full-finish frame, paired with one of our favourites - the Bombastic Rose. This miniature spray rose is the palest of the pink available and brings a petite, multi-headed flower to the arrangement. The standout of the table plan was the Cafe Au Lait Dahlias - a warm, cream-blush flower with a peach centre that added texture to this gorgeous design.

The Meadow

Our aisle decor and floral arch saw us use a variety of flowers and foliage for depth and movement. Some of our most popular picks were added into the mix - the neatly formed, medium-sized rosettes of David Austin Sweet Juliet Roses in Glowing Apricot, the saucer-shaped, swirly velvet, pale pink petals of the Prince Jardinier Rose and the highly-fragrant, French, White O’Hara Rose. The Meijer Roses, Bombastic Spray Rose and Cafe Au Lait Dahlias made another appearance, while the sweet scented flowers, tall leafy stalks and graceful, ruffled blooms of Stock finished the look.

So there we go, another wonderful wedding we had the honour of working on. If you would like to find out more about how we can help you to create your dream wedding, event or photoshoot through floral design, then why not get in touch today? You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

Flowers: Miriam Faith
Photographer: Lauren Natalie
Cinematographer: Adam Lyduch
Venue: Walcot Hall
Cake: Annie
Food: Fresh and Lush
Favours: Baklava in Lebanon, and Lebanese honey pots from Atelier du Miel
Stationery: Designed by Angela Solomon and Printed by Khawam Group
Entertainment: Trappini Trio and The Best Men

Bride’s Fashion
Dress - Christos
Veil - Lara Khoury
Jewellery - Earrings by L’Atelier
Nawbar Shoes - Charlotte Olympia
Makeup: Victoria Oneill at Make Up By Jenni
Hair: Tabitha by Tabitha

Flower Girls Dresses: Monsoon
Bridesmaids Dresses: Wissam Hoteit Couture

Groom’s Fashion
Suit - Richard James
Shoes - Russell and Bromley

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A Modern Winter Wonderland Wedding

Today we’re bringing you a modern winter wonderland wedding we had the luxury of working on from the glamorous, 5-star Berkeley Hotel in Knightsbridge…

Let’s set the scene… a contemporary ballroom, located on the ground floor of one of the most prestigious hotels in London. A striking geometric ceiling, bespoke eucalyptus-wood walls, state of the art lighting and private entrance. The perfect place for us to create show-stopping arrangements for S+S’s dream day. Think gorgeous touches of silver foliage, white blooms galore and candlelight everywhere.

A whimsical Chuppah, captivating cloud-like tall centrepieces, a continuous garland for the top table, elegant wreath centrepieces, stunning escort card table and magical aisle decor were all brought to life, creating a contemporary twist on the winter wonderland wedding theme.

The Chuppah later separated to form two arches - one for the entrance and one as the backdrop to the top table. For this, we used a variety of our favourite flowers and some rare choices which made all the difference. These included:

  • Four Seasons Rose - a cream/ivory flower with dense petals and an extremely large bud.

  • Miss Bombastic Spray Rose - such a beautiful, petite, multi-headed rose.

  • Senecio - we love how these succulents form in clusters on long stems, white spires and yellow daisy-like flowers, leaves are thick and fleshy - deep green, some leaves are round, some crest shaped and some stand upright

  • Euphorbia - with rich coloured leaves and unusual flowers these are elegant but tough too.

  • Freesia - funnel shaped flowers with an alluring fragrance that’s fresh and sweet.

  • Phlox - star-shaped flowers, tall, eye-catching perennials finished with long and narrow leaves.

  • Moss - a small, flowerless, green plant.

For the top table itself, we designed an arrangement along the centre, filled with seasonal blooms complemented with British foliage and fragrant Eucalyptus. We studded this with pillar candles in glass cylinders to finish this elegant look.

Tall centrepieces, created with pom-poms of seasonal white blooms, complete with ferns and the leathery leaves of Eucalyptus filled tall, glass vases and ceremony pedestals. For these we selected the lacy, star-shaped flowers of Hydrangea, the ruffled, fine petals of the Patience Garden Rose, multi-layered petals and soft, herbaceous foliage of Avalanche Roses and full-finish, highly fragrant flowers of the White O’Hara Garden Rose.

Our wreath centrepieces weren’t just for the reception. Sitting on the registrars table during the ceremony, these were filled with white and cream blooms with Eucalyptus and the delicate leaves of silver Asparagus Fern, finished with a hurricane vase in the centre.

Then for our true statement design - the escort table, made from natural Birch branches with silver Birch accents was draped with white, gentian-like, bell-shaped flowers of Lisianthus and Roses. We finished this with tea light baubles, ribbons, birds and photographs… a piece denoting new beginnings, respect, love and appreciation, and one that’s sure to be remembered.

We adored working on this enchanted theme, in a beautiful venue, with a wonderful couple. If you would like to find out more about how we can help you to create your dream wedding, event or photoshoot through floral design, then why not get in touch today? You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

Flowers: Miriam Faith Photography: Cecelina Photography Venue: The Berkeley Hotel

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Rita Colson Fashion Show

We often have the privilege of not just providing florals for weddings and styled shoots but for exclusive events too. Most recently, we were invited to create these for the catwalk at Rita Colson’s show, unveiling her beautiful new wedding dress designs…

Rita Colson designs contemporary, bespoke and sustainable bridal couture and evening wear for stylish brides and it’s always such a pleasure to team up with her. Her creations embody elegance and grace, bringing a unique twist to bridal wear that we adore. The event took place at RSA House - a Georgian grandeur house in central London. The unique, listed building has a high-quality, contemporary design making it perfect for weddings, civil ceremonies and a variety of other events.

Held in the Tavern Room, the simply decorated space with its polished wooden floor and plain Adam ceiling was perfect for the fresh black and white theme. We wanted to encapsulate the essence of spring and its purity to tie in with the beautiful wedding dresses. Our designs were fresh and impactful for the backdrop, maintaining the simplicity of Rita’s designs in a fresh white and Pantone green palette.

The fireplace made the biggest statement with large silver ceremony pedestals either side. A few simple pew ends completed the room, embracing minimalism throughout the rest of the decor. All of our selections were indicative of purity, grace, abundance, innocence, spirituality, charm, honour and holiness. We wanted to choose florals that represented lasting beauty, bonds of affection, a happy life, new beginnings and remembrance. These are always the most important values and stories to be told for all of the couples we work with.

Flowers Used

White O’Hara Rose - These delicate, highly fragrant flowers have a slight ivory tinge at the centre with blush-toned petals. They come in the form of a more traditional rose shape with several layers of petals (about 70 petals in fact).

White Lilac - This is an ornamental shrub with pristine white flowers. The clustered flowers display abundant blooms with an intoxicating fragrance and dark green, heart-shaped leaves.

White Hydrangea - Big, rounded flowers and delicate heads are accompanied by wooden stems. Each cluster has lacy, star-shaped flowers, packed closely together in a pom-pom shape.

White Stock - Such a graceful flower, these ruffled blooms form a spike at the top of each stem and give off a sweet scent.

White Spray Rose - These miniature standard roses are petite, beautiful and oh so intricate with short, individual stems.

White Snapdragon - Tall stalks, ruffled edges with a delicate, soft texture.

White Anemone - We just love how these elegant, cup-shaped white flowers with medium to dark green foliage and tall, wiry stems stand out on the pew ends.

White Ranunculus - Layer upon layer of paper thin, silky petals with lime green in the centre of the bloom. They’re mildly scented and on long stems.

White Tulips - Perfectly symmetrical flower buds with a combination of smooth, fringed and ruffled feathers. The coloured centre contrasts perfectly against the petals. Amongst these, some have cultivated star-shaped flowers with long pointed petals that arch outwards which we adore.

Italian Soft Ruscus - One of our absolute favourites; such a classic foliage with shapely, shiny green leaves in narrow tear-shapes from long trailing stems.

Dutch Spirea - This delicate foliage is what you can see with the cascading branches of white or spring flowers within our designs.

It was such a magical event, full of elegance and style - we loved being part of it. If you would like to find out more about how we can help you to create your dream wedding, event or photoshoot through floral design, then why not get in touch today? You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

Designer: Rita Colson | Produced by Nova Reid, Nu Bride  | Photography: Cecelina Photography | Video: Urban Cinematography | Flowers: Miriam Faith | Hair: HK Hair Artist | Makeup: Joyce Connor Makeup | Lighting and Sound: Matt Maurice Events | Linens: Over the Top Rentals | Jewellery: Kelly Spence | Shoes: Charlotte Mills Bridal | Stationery: De Winton Paper Co | Venue: RSA House | Singers: Abigail Broughton and MA.RI.AM | Dancer: Jermaine Joseph | Models: Charlotte Brooke, Nyakor Riam, Masha Kaya, Ceci Zhang and Juliet Gough

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Corrigan's Mayfair, Wedding and Events Venue Launch

Today we're bringing you the gorgeous gallery of images from the launch event of Corrigan's Mayfair as a weddings and events venue for which we created the floral designs... 

Opened in 2008, Corrigan's Mayfair is just one of the exclusive restaurants owned by Richard Corrigan - a Michelin star chef who has even had the privilege of cooking for the Queen. The restaurant combines a quintessential British and Irish menu with luxury and home-inspired cooking, making it a must-visit.

We were recently invited to be part of the team to showcase how the private dining room, located in the highly affluent West-End of London, could be transformed into the ideal intimate reception venue for weddings and events. To start with the room was dark and non-bridal so we rose to the challenge of making it appear bigger, brighter and more welcoming for those special occasions to help couples picture spending part of their special day there. We selected a cream, white and pale yellow palette with hints of greenery for floral designs that were sure to stand out and add light and warmth.

First of all we designed an opulent wall with the purpose of displaying other vendors work on floating shelves amongst the blooms. We chose the delicate flower-heads of Hydrangea - big, rounded flower clusters along with the highly fragrant cross-shaped petals of the Stock flower. Stock is the perfect choice for weddings and events, having the hidden meaning of enjoying life and eternal love/beauty - we're obsessed with weaving these messages into our designs! The symbolic Chrysanthemums with their hundreds of tiny flowers brought vibrancy and joy while Avalanche Roses gave an abundance of petals for added texture. Teamed with cup-shaped Tulips, the eye-catching wall truly made a statement in the room.

Secondly we created an on-trend cascading runner which couldn't have gone down better. This has since been one of our most requested designs to recreate and is a joy to make every single time. Again, we used Tulips and Avalanche Roses but switched up our other selections for the impressive table feature. Lilac brought a generous display of blooms while the delicate foliage, Spirea, contributed cascading branches of white flowers. The fine, upright leaves of Nigella added feathery foliage for an element of softness and Thlespi delivered clusters of small white flowers with narrow, arrow-shaped leaves. One of our favourites, Ranunculus, supplied silky petals and Phalenopsis Orchids (another flower representing love, luxury, beauty and strength) presented a graceful yet exotic flower with wide, leathery leaves for an extra touch to the design.

After being on site to tie up the finishing details, the private dining room looked totally different and we were so happy with the final result. The flowers completely revamped the room, bringing colour, texture and a sense of scale making it feel far more celebratory and larger than before.

If you would like to find out more about how we can help you to create your dream wedding, event or photoshoot through floral design, then why not get in touch today? You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

 

Flowers: Miriam Faith | Photography: Cecelina Photography | Venue: Corrigan's Mayfair

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Succulents and Foliage Wedding Theme

When our very own Miriam Faith florist, Kirsty prepared for her wedding last Spring, she knew she wanted foliage to play a big part in her day. Think herbs, grasses, tropical leaves and succulents. We're no stranger to a full finish, so we set to work creating the floral decor she had always dreamed of, with a few surprises and little touches carefully thrown in along the way. 

For the ceremony backdrop, we decided to use Monstera Leaves, Aralia, Eucalyptus and Tree Fern to form a tropical x British blend of lush foliage, held together on a copper frame to design a show-stopping wall behind the happy couple. On a bigger scale, we recreated this for the band's backdrop (which Squiff is a part of) to extend the decor from St Luke's Church in Kentish Town to Cecil Sharp House in Camden where the celebrations carried on.

The foliage theme continued from the decor to the outfits, with us choosing to create a wild bouquet for Kirsty using Ammi, Skimmia, Pittosporum, Tree Fern and more. Because we know her so well we snuck in a few of her favourite flowers, 'Hanoi' Clooney Ranunculus too! The pastel pink and white, paper-thin petals of these flowers softened the edgy appearance of the foliage and complemented her elegant dress perfectly. Completing her outfit, we designed a Wax Flower and Rosemary headpiece tied delicately with ribbon. For the corsages and buttonholes we selected a combination of Wax Flower,  fresh herbs, dried grasses and succulents, each totally unique and a little wild.

We're sure you'll agree, the variety of these beautiful designs created depth and movement which transformed the venues and outfits. Both the couple and the florals were a joy to work with! 

If you would like to find out more about how we can help you to create your dream wedding, event or photoshoot through floral design, then why not get in touch today? You can also click here to learn more about our process or follow us on Instagram / Pinterest for more ideas and inspiration.

 

Flowers: Miriam Faith | Photography: Alice Morgan Photography | Venue(s): St Lukes Kentish Town and Cecil Sharpe House

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