Bridal

Weddings are essentially personal to the couple involved, and it’s a pleasure, albeit an enormous responsibility, to be involved in such a critical way. Please phone to arrange a time when we can meet over a cup of tea and have a good discussion.

Bouquets

Bride's bouquets have four different shapes, and prices vary according to choice of flowers and size.

The Shower

This classical design which is shaped like an elongated star, is very graceful, and looks good with any dress. A wedding dress with a full skirt is balanced best with a shower bouquet.

Starting price £60 - £80

The crescent

This is asymmetric, and roughly ‘C’ shaped. It’s a good choice for a modern bouquet for brides who aren’t particularly tall, but who like the shower design.

Starting price £60

The tied posy

Rounded shape, this design is currently very popular, and is simplest to drop into a vase when not being held. A good choice for petite women.

Starting price £60

Arm bouquet

Elegant bouquet which enhances long slim dresses, this is held with one hand in the crook of the same arm.

Starting price £60

Church & Reception

Bouquet Shower

Shower Bouquets rely on wiring to defy gravity. Because the bride is just as important as her admirers, the top of her bouquet is rounded back, in order that she has something to look down upon.
Bouquet Posy 1

The flowers were chosen to compete and clash with red-pink shot silk. They are bound with aluminium wire which keeps the stems firm without crushing them, and which feels comfortable to hold
Bouquet Posy 2
Bouquet Crescent 1

It\'s necessary to choose foliage which lends itself to forming a "C" shape when constructing this type of bouquet.
Bouquet Crescent 2
Bouquet Arm-Sheaf

Anthuriums are a perfect choice for this type of bouquet, as they lie flat in the bride\'s arm and have long, smooth, strong stems, but they are not, however, a wise choice for winter weddings as they do not tolerate extreme cold or wind.

Starting Price £35
Corsages and Buttonholes 1

Rose avalanche peach; piped hyacinths; camellia; rosemary. A feminine corsage with a beautiful perfume. This was pinned to a hat.

Starting price £5
Corsages and Buttonholes 2

Gerbera, rosemary and beargrass - this is a good unisex design.

Starting price £5
Corsages and Buttonholes 3

Carnation, Gypsophila \'Million Star\', camellia leaves. Traditional Groomsman\'s buttonhole.

Starting price £5
Garlands

These can be as heavy or as unstructured as you wish. The one featured was made entirely of loosely braided polished ivy trails, with gypsophila and a rose at every hitching, which was placed in a hidden phial of water. They are time consuming, but rewardingly beautiful.

Starting price £50
Tie Backs

These play an important role at, say, civil ceremonies, where a simple spray at the aisle end breaks the monotony of rows of mass produced identical chairs. The gerbera spray here makes an inexpensive yet cheerful addition.

Starting price £5
Pew End 1

The same design as the crescent shaped bouquet but if done in wet-oasis, this should last several days in a cool church. Many shapes are possible e.g: Star-of-Bethlehem, small wreaths with ribbon trails, tied bunches hung upside down, etc..

Starting price £5
Pew End 2
Pedestal 1

Triangular displays are not the only option. This angular modern trio pedestal demonstrates that \'less can be more\'. Another alternative, either side of the bride and groom, might be 2 "S" displays on matching pedestals.

Starting price £50
Pedestal 2
Pedestal 3
Pedestal 4
Window Sill

It\'s lovely to decorate window sills, as they often present space which needs brightening up, but check that they will take arrangements as many church window-sills slope.

Starting price £20
Top-Table Shoes

A funky design to display beside the wedding cake perhaps, or on the top table. Very few flowers required, but one pair of killer-heels!

starting price £5 (exclusive of shoes)
The Font

Starting price £60
Candelabra