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Plum, pink and ivory church flowers

Emma was married at St John’s Church, Washingborough.

We continued her colour theme of Plum, pink and ivory into the designs and added more scented flowers (which I like to do for churches)

The Blueberry roses are a fabulous colour and these match well with the carnations and peonies.

A bunch of Blueberry roseA bucket of roses, carnations and peonies

Emma requested two traditional pedestals on the church steps where the couple would say their vows, These include peonies, roses, eustoma, alstroemeria and chrysants.

2 Pedestal Arrangements on the steps at St John's church WashingboroughTraditional pedestal design of plum roses, peonies, ivory roses, alstroemeria and eustoma and pink chrysantsTraditional pedestal with roses, peonies, alstroemeria, eustoma and chrysants

The pew ends were also treated with bunch designs of stocks, sweet peas, roses, eustoma and thalaspi foliage and tied with an ivory bow.

Pew end display with stocks, sweet peas and eustomaPlum, pink and ivory pew endPew end in pink, plum and ivory summer flowersSummer mix of flowers in a pew end

These were added to alternate pew ends down the aisle.

Bride's view of the aisle. Pew ends and pedestals in the background

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Plum, pink and ivory wedding party flowers

Emma and her mum met me at a wedding fayre I had attended at Belton House and booked a consultation with me.

Emma had quite clear ideas on what she wanted but was open to ideas from my portfolio and which flowers would work best with her colour scheme.

She wanted a shower bouquet and loved a design I had previously made of roses, sweet peas and eustoma.  Was this possible in her plum, pink and ivory colour scheme, yes!!

These roses are called Blueberry and are a stunning colour, teamed with pale pink sweet peas and the ivory eustoma and it really shows the colour up. Bear grass adds to the volume and length of the design without adding to the weight.

Shower bouquet of roses, Sweet peas and eustoma

Emma’s three bridesmaids carried a hand tie design in the same flowers and colours as the bridal bouquet with added thalaspi foliage.

A hand tie bridesmaid bouquet of roses, sweet peas and eustomaA hand tie bouquet for a bridesmaid

The flower girl carried a smaller version of the bridesmaids.

A hand tie bouquet of pink sweet peas, blueberry roses and ivory eustoma with thalaspi and bear grass

The ladies of the bridal party were each given a small corsage to wear on their lapels.

A single ivory rose with eustoma and foliageMother of the Groom corsageA Blueberry rose withmatching carnation and rolled rose petalsMother of Bride corsage

 

The men all wore a single ivory rose with foliage.

 

Delivery presentation board with all buttonholes

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