What a gorgeous start to my 2025 wedding year! A Valentine’s Day wedding at the classic London venue Chelsea Old Town Hall, filled with all the red and pink flowers that feel just right on that particular day.
What a gorgeous way to start feeling festive, flowering Lucy and Adam’s wedding at Notley Tythe Barn in Buckinghamshire. Ruby reds, shades of pink and touches of white and green throughout the table decor and the wedding party flowers gave a Christmassy warmth, whilst still fully focused on the wedding celebrations at hand.
Jenna & Simon asked me to create floral arrangements in the sweetest pastel shades, with pedestals, petals, footed bowl arrangements and vases to decorate the iconic south west London pub The Bedford. For the ceremony at Chelsea Old Town Hall I made Jenna a bouquet to complement her stunning dress with gorgeous bow detail - obsessed! - and of course buttonholes for Simon and co.
What a joy it was to create the flowers for Sofia and Tom’s Greenwich wedding - a stunning venue that felt like a little slice of countryside in the big smoke. Even lovelier was knowing the couple chose Charlton House as their wedding venue because it was where they had their very first date during a gap in lockdowns during the pandemic.
Vittoria and Freddie held their wedding ceremony and drinks reception in the main hallo of the iconic Chelsea Old Town Hall, on a very warm day in August 2024. I was fortunate enough to stay on site after setting up, in order to meet the bride and hand over her bouquet just moments before she walked down the aisle. What a gorgeous happy occasion, with family and friends from the UK and Italy coming together to celebrate.
Mirror balls, streamers, mustard & hot pink flowers and candles were the order of the day for Mary-Ann & Conor, whose wedding took place at the brilliant Bedford in Balham, south west London, in November 2023.
For Alex & Ben, who celebrated at The Amadeus, the palette was distinctly October but with light, bright touches. Deep reds were combined with soft yellows, peaches and burnt oranges for Alex’s bouquet and the table flowers. Ben’s buttonhole was all about texture, with thistle, rosehips and greenery.
Riz and Kat’s gorgeous, colourful wedding had two important influences when it came to the flowers. One was the groom’s heritage, and for this we created - in place of a traditional four-pillar mandap - an extended arch for the couple’s nikah ceremony, adorned with late summer flowers in beautiful bold shades of red, hot pink and bold orange, with garlands of marigolds.
Priscilla and Kweku married in late spring in a super stylish central London celebration. I created a perfectly simple white reflexed rose bouquet - single variety, no foliage - and buttonholes to match.
The reception flowers for Spring were a beautiful, scented soft pastel mix, including British-grown sweet peas and orlaya, with bud vases dotted along the tables and a larger vase arrangement to accompany the cake.
Sarah and Russell’s wedding was a beautiful, classic and heartfelt celebration at the historic Olde Bell in Hurley, in the Berkshire countryside. The ceremony and reception were both held in the Tudor Barn - and it was a typical April day where showers were interspersed with flashes of sunshine so the setting worked perfectly!
It was full black tie glamour at RSA House for Annabel & Anthony - my first wedding of 2023. Annabel in the most beautiful bridal cape & dress, bridesmaids in black sequins and mirror balls and sparkle EVERYWHERE… What a way to start the season!
Lara & Gus’ gorgeous city wedding celebrations took place at Old Marylebone Town Hall and The Amadeus, in West London’s Maida Vale in December 2022. With styling masterminded by the brilliant Whole Lotta Love, the day was photographed by Marta Ilardo - see some of her gorgeous work below!
Sally & Jon’s gorgeous colourful wedding celebration was held at one of my favourite places to work, The Amadeus in Maida Vale. A floral arch and aisle meadows for the ceremony were then repurposed for the reception, with the meadows decorating the alcoves and windowsills of the Amadeus’ Upper Hall.