Monday 5 July 2010
Anita & Andy
Flowers: . Brides,Bridesmaids,Buttonholes,Church and Venue flowers.
Photographer:
Venue: Langley Castle.
Church: Lanercost Priory.
Anita absolutely loved flowers and decided on a theme of diffrent shades of pinks. We used pink David Austin roses, peonies, spray roses and large headed roses. To add fragrance we used lilac freesia and the very beautiful delicate lilly of the valley. It was a large design finished off with diamante's and the brides own beautiful crystal butterfly.
The Maids had a more simple design using similar flowers and the flower girl held a wand which was bound in ivory with turquoise wire and ribbon detail.
The church was adorned with wrought iron candle sticks wrapped with ivy and enhanced with pink roses and eucalyptus. We created pedistal arrangements, pew ends and decorated the very impressive chandelier.
Emma & James
Flowers: . Brides, Buttonholes, Table centres.
Photographer: Naomi House
Venue: Smiths Hotel
Emma loved Tulips and wanted buttonholes that would use the lovely spring flower. We managed to source the perfect colour to match her theme and used bear grass to enhance the gents buttonholes.
The table centres used white and purple Tulips in gold fish bowls along with dirrerent sized cylinder vases. We submerged the Tulips, added crystal beads and floating candles. These looked brilliant in the hotel.
The Brides hand tie incorperated large ivory headed roses, purple tulips, finished with bear grass and diamantie. It was bound with ivory organza and diamantie's.
Anna & Ray
Flowers: .Bride, Brides Maids, Buttonholes, Venue Flowers, Cake.
Photographer: Naomi House
Venue:
Rays Buttonhole was an ivory rose with eucalyptus and white fragrant wax flower.
Anna had a handtie using many different flowers and textures including wax flower, bouvardia, roses, freesia, eucalyptus and lisianthus.
Annas bridesmaids carried smaller versions of her own but in shades of pink.
The cake was decorated at the venue with three arrangements using the same flowers as in Annas bouquet. The table centres were tall vases filled with hot pink oriental lillies.
Victoria & Stephen
Flowers: .Bride, Maids, Buttonholes, Reception flowers.
Photographer: Naomi House
Venue: Dalston Hall Hotel
Victorias bridesmads had smaller versions of her own bouquet.
Victoria wanted a mixed flower handtie incorperating different textures. We used scented freesia, eucalyptus, roses, delphinium and aconitum.
Buttonholes were a single ivory rose with eucalyptus and a touch of delphinium. The handbag corsarge used denderobian orchids, eucalyptus and was finished with lime green pearls which matched her outfit perfectly.
We created pedistal arrangements which were placed outside to enhance the entrance of the beautiful sandstone gazibo at dalston hall.
Monday 28 September 2009
Live The Dream Wedding Event
Sunday 27th September 2009, Carlisle Racecourse.
We had a great day launching our new website and talking to the brides and their families, made arrangements for the entrance, buttonholes for the staff and did two demonstrations. The hand-tieds that were made were then won by guests. Below you can see some of the sample wedding bouquets and table arrangements we had made to show case our wedding designs.
Below are some of the buttonholes we designed for the Cumberland News team for the event.
Calla lillies, Singapore Orchids and Arabicum were some of the flowers used , we added wire detail, beads and feathers to give them a more contemporary look.
This hand tied of head to head ivory roses was very popular with the guests on the day.
We had a great day launching our new website and talking to the brides and their families, made arrangements for the entrance, buttonholes for the staff and did two demonstrations. The hand-tieds that were made were then won by guests. Below you can see some of the sample wedding bouquets and table arrangements we had made to show case our wedding designs.
Below are some of the buttonholes we designed for the Cumberland News team for the event.
Calla lillies, Singapore Orchids and Arabicum were some of the flowers used , we added wire detail, beads and feathers to give them a more contemporary look.
This hand tied of head to head ivory roses was very popular with the guests on the day.
Kimberley & Michael
Flowers: Brides, Bridesmaids, Buttonholes.
Photographer: Helen Whitaker
Venue: North Lakes Hotel
Kimberley wanted a hand tied that was petite, simple, and scented so Lilley Of The Valley was perfect.The bridesmaids had smaller versions of the brides.
The Grooms buttonhole was also Lilley Of The Valley.
Friday 25 September 2009
Elizabeth & Seb
Flowers: Brides,Bridesmaids, Buttonholes,Reception Flowers and Thankyou Flowers.
Photographer: Paul Mortimer
Venue: Armathwaite Hall
Elizabeth wanted a large hand tied of red roses and gloriosa that would cascade down but not cover the detail on her dress.
The bridesmaids had red roses, red germini, red berries and gloriosa. the flower girl held a large red rose wand.
Thursday 24 September 2009
Karen & Stephen
Flowers: Brides Bouquet, Bridesmaids Bouquet and Buttonholes.
Venue: Dalston Hall
Photographer: Paul Mortimer
Karen had a large hand tied of cool pink roses with a high gloss striking collar of greenery. Her bridesmaids had smaller versions in ivory.
The bottonholes were the cool pink roses with layers of dark green ivy.
Jane & Lee
Flowers: Brides Flowers , Bridesmaids Flowers and Buttonholes.
Venue: Crosby Lodge
Photography: Paul Mortimer
Jane had a very elegant hand-tied using roses, calla lillies, and exclusive lilly of the valley.
A smaller version was made for the bridesmaid and calla lillys were used for the gents buttonholes.
Emma & Gary
Flowers: Brides Bouquet, Bridesmaids Flowers, Buttonholes, Church & Reception Flowers.
Church: Wetheral
Venue: Garden @ Eden Marquee.
Photographer: Paul Mortimer
Emma chose a shower of only calla lillies, over eighty were used in her design. The bridesmaids carried a large hand tied of head to head roses with the stems left longer than usual. The gents buttonholes were elegant calla lilies. This theme was carried through into the church where we made pew ends and pedestals.
For the reception opulent tall vases of white phalanopsis orchids were placed on large mirrored plates for the guests tables these were also used for the cake. The top table had a large cascading arrangement and pedestals were placed around the dance floor.
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