It was important for the flowers to support & compliment the surroundings rather than jar against them. We knew we could provide this synchronicity by using flowers and foliages grown a matter of 20 miles away from the Barn.

Seasonal florals were on the top of the agenda, creating a colour palette that was warm and inviting. The perfect season to execute this brief with the richness of tones, from a varied selection of flowers and foliage. Our bride shared that she loved textured designs and had a desire to include British grown florals into their wedding day.

An indoor ceremony in the Cedar Room overlooking the Cedar Lawn. The Moongate was the statement piece that sat at the end of the aisle. Filled primarily with mixed Garden & Spray Roses as well as Dahlia’s and lime green trailing Amaranthus to give a magical flowing & trailing feel

When speaking with our lovely couple, they expressed a love of foliage and a desire to have a whimsical style wedding. Our bride loved white and green but wanted to create something that was a bit more dynamic. The colour palette we created was one that contained both soft pastel tones and their warm counterparts - we agreed that soft and warm mauves and dusky pinks be added, as well as pale and warm orange/peach with oodles of texture and seasonal stems.