We have just celebrated our daughter's wedding and of course flowers play a huge part in adding to the sparkle, ambience, scent and beauty of a perfect wedding day.
We chose pale pastel colours as a theme with an eclectic mix of lilac, pink and cream roses, peonies, gypsophilas, carnations, stephanotis, freesias, lisianthus, and wild clover amongst the arrangements.
The bride's bouquet, bridesmaids' and flowergirl's bouquets were made of fresh roses, lisianthus and gypsophila and the corsages and buttonholes were similar and mixed with rosemary and stephanotis.
The church flowers and pews were lined with pink roses, white daisies and pale pink and white peonies. We were able to use several of these after to add to the floral displays at the reception.
We had a beautiful oasis of mixed roses, pink clover, peonies and gypsophylia on the main wedding table. Lilac, pink and white roses were used to decorate the cake and matched the bridal party's bouquets.
The flowers made stunning displays to decorate our home the day after the wedding in readiness for more family celebrations of the marriage.
The bride and groom gave me a gorgeous bouquet, which matched the other wedding flowers beautifully! We've shared many of the wedding flowers out amongst family and friends - it is lovely to share flowers that hold such happy memories! I've kept a few too, so I'm still enjoying them and enjoying recollecting all my thoughts about the day!
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