Sarah and Matt didn’t need a big guest list. Their Gretna Green wedding was just the three of them — Sarah, Matt and Darcie 🐾 With statement orchids, calla lilies and a rich dusky pink and ivory palette, their elopement flowers were simple, striking and designed for their road trip to Scotland.

Libby and Dale’s wedding at Hawkstone Park Hotel wasn’t about following trends. It was about creating flowers that felt personal. A timeless navy, white and green palette, meaningful floral choices and natural styling came together to create designs that reflected their story beautifully.Libby and Dale’s wedding at Hawkstone Park Hotel wasn’t about following trends. It was about creating flowers that felt personal. A timeless navy, white and green palette, meaningful floral choices and natural styling came together to create designs that reflected their story beautifully.

Betty and Joe didn’t fly to Las Vegas for a traditional wedding. They wanted something fun, relaxed and completely their own. With a retro Vegas backdrop, a classic red Mustang and bold pink and red wedding flowers, every detail felt playful, personal and packed with personality. Exactly how a Vegas wedding should feel.

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Emma and Tom’s Crewe Hall wedding was centred around teal — but not in the obvious way. Paired with corals, soft pinks and dark foliage, their silk wedding flowers created a bold, alternative look that felt modern, balanced and completely different.

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Anna and Christian’s wedding at Long Furlong Barn brought together English country garden charm and tropical influence. Pastels met coral pops, peonies sat alongside orchids, and silk wedding flowers tied their British and Malaysian roots together beautifully — vibrant, balanced and completely personal.

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Kirsty and Mike’s wedding at Chester Zoo was completely unforgettable. Set amongst the animals — including the iconic flamingos — their day combined deep burgundy tones, rich green foliage, and a venue that’s anything but ordinary. A bold, romantic celebration with a wonderfully wild twist. 🦩🍷

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