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This week’s ‘What’s in My Bouquet?‘ is a natural, ‘just picked’ look, bursting with unusual elements such as grasses, ferns, fruits and herbs. Aprille and Chris got married in late September last year at Copdock Barns in the heart of Suffolk. Continue reading to view the ingredients of the bouquet and for more photographs (images via …
Our lovely couple, Harriet and Zak got married at Decoy farm in the heart of the Suffolk countryside in August. The couple opted for a selection of ‘pretty’ seasonal blooms in light blues, pinks and white to accompany their theme. Below, view all of the photographs of the wedding day itself, bouquets, buttonholes made by …
This week’s ‘What’s in my Bouquet‘ is bursting with charm. The colour palette of burgundy with blush pink has to be one of our favourites for fall and winter weddings.
Have you ever had the pleasure of visiting the Crows Hall in Suffolk? Below, we have the very exquisite Sarah and Alex tying the knot at Crows Hall. The colour choice complimented the choice of venue and dress perfectly; opting for a subtle ivory combined with foliage and herbs. Below, view more photographs of their wedding …
Set in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, Suzie and Terry married on October last year at Easton Grange Wedding Venue.
This bouquet is bound to brighten your day with it’s burst of colour with the Sunflowers!
When organising and planning the flowers for an event or wedding, it can be overwhelming with not only deciding on the type of flowers, the quantities you wish you use, but also with everything else on your list! So, Triangle Nursery have provided you with FREE online resources to help you plan for your event or …
Pantone has revealed the colour of the year is ‘Ultra Violet;’ a “provocative and thoughtful purple shade” that embodies individuality and spirituality. According to the company, it alludes to the mysteries of the cosmos and the unknown.
To spread cheer this January, we have a fabulous selection of blogs, photographs and inspiration to share with you. Starting with this beautiful DIY wedding held in December, 2017.
Planning ahead for an upcoming event or wedding is important to avoid stress and disappointment. It is often a worry for many brides or individuals that there is not many flower varieties and colours available in winter. Far from it!