Gypsophila is such a popular flower for weddings and events for bouquets, buttonholes to venue decor. Learn how to make this delicate, dainty design ideal for a wedding or christening.
DIY Gypsophila Flower Crown
Flower crowns, pretty and delicate and a trend that is not going anywhere fast!
Flower of Month September: Gyp
Gypsophila, gyp or baby’s breath, continues to be rated one of the most popular flowers for weddings and events.
Danielle & Duncan’s Wedding
A pretty occasion. Danielle and Duncan got married in late April last year at Hungarian Hall in the heart of Suffolk.
DIY: Hydrangea Wedding Centrepiece
Looking for a simple, yet statement table centrepiece? We have just the recipe for you. This beautiful centrepiece was created on request by our brides, Dawn and Maggie for their wedding…
You are My Sunshine
This week’s feature on ‘What’s in My Bouquet?’ shines brightly, not only the bouquets but the love that this couple clearly have for one another! Continue reading to find out…
Top 9 Things to do with Gyp
As in Gypsophila, otherwise known as Baby’s Breath. As in those tiny delicate white flowers that seem to last an age and never fail to make a significant impact whether used…
A Rustic White wedding in Suffolk
On Saturday 29th October, located in the heart of Suffolk, Lucy and Adam got married. The day certainly oozed charm and the rustic venue was brought to life with the…
Fragrant festivities at Easton Grange
A stunning wedding located in the heart of the countryside in Suffolk. Carly and Ben married on Friday 23rd September at Easton Grange Wedding Venue surrounded by friends and family. The…
