Eleanor and Alexander’s wedding at Gray’s Inn was just so beautifully timeless and refined - a wonderful venue steeped in history and tradition, Gray’s Inn is one of London’s Inns of Court, historic societies that educate and train barristers. A fascinating place to work, as well as being a beautiful setting for their wedding day.
Eleanor selected crisp white flowers dotted with a soft baby blue - which paired so beautifully with her stunning dress. Bouquets, buttonholes, pedestals and bud vases all worked hard all day, with bridesmaids’ bouquets decorating the drinks reception following the ceremony, and pedestals moving from the ceremony in The Chapel to The Hall for the wedding breakfast.
Thank you and huge congratulations Eleanor and Alexander - it was such a joy being part of your wonderful day!
Amy and Robbie had the most glorious sunny day for their city wedding, and the soft, stylish pastel florals just sang in the sunshine. Amy’s bouquet was stuffed to the brim with the best of the season’s blooms in the prettiest shades, with buttonholes, bud vases and candles to complement.
What a gorgeous day for this lovely pair - thank you so much Amy & Robbie!
The lovely Claudia and Ivan brought all the spring colour and joy on their May wedding day at The Bedford in Balham. Coral peonies, nigella, snapdragons, garden roses and sweetpeas filled Claudia’s bouquet, and delicate bud vases and taper candles decorated the tables in The Ballroom. A gorgeous London pub wedding!
I absolutely LOVED Harriet’s plan for her wedding flowers - bright and bold with lots of movement, varying heights and flower shapes - and there are so many blooms at this time of year that create exactly that vibe. Icelandic poppies I think were the star of the show, both in Harriet’s bouquet for the ceremony at Lambeth Town Hall, and in the table flowers at The Bedford.
Congratulations Harriet and John - what a joyful day! Photography by the bride’s brother Adam McMillan.
