This week in ‘What’s in My Bouquet’ features Sophie’s beautiful bridal bouquet using wild lilac flowers. The wedding was held in a picturesque coastal town in mid-September.
To find the flower recipe and photographs on how to achieve this bouquet look, continue reading. The bouquets were created by Triangle Nursery’s florists in Suffolk. Similarly, you can find all of the photographs of their wedding here.
To achieve this look:
- Rose Lullaby
- Mentha (Flowering)
- Panicum Fountain Grass
- Thlaspi Green Bell
- Veronica Smart Laguna
- Astilbe Erika
- Sedum Spectabile
Find all of the ingredients found in the blog today, visit the website here.
Love this bouquet? For more Bouquet breakdowns on the blog or on our Pinterest boards. If you’ve found a bouquet that you need to be broken down to try and recreate yourself, leave a comment with a link to the image and we will do our best to offer some suggestions.
I am doing wedding flowers for a friend in November and this is exactly what she wants. Would all these flowers be available at the beginning of November?
Hi Abi, yes – this wedding was 28th October, the flowers are either in season or available all year round (roses, germini, greenery, spray roses). One thing to be aware of is that the Astilbe is coming out of season and therefore, can become more expensive as it is in shorter supply. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask or call us on 01394 385 832. Thanks, Laura x
Did you wore the Germini in these arrangements? If so why wire did you use?