Lottie and Will
Lottie and Will got married on a sunny day in May, at Lottie's family home in a secluded countryside village near Marlborough. They opted to pitch a marquee in the garden, keeping the general floral styling as wild and natural to match the surroundings.
Lottie and Will live in Holland, and so wanted to incorporate some of their adopted home into their wedding florals, meaning tulips featured heavily in the designs.
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We looked at repurposing many of the designs since the ceremony and reception were at the same venue, keeping transportation and logistical issues to a minimum.
She chose a bright, colourful palette focusing predominantly on pinks and oranges. We filled her arrangements with tulips, sweetly-scented sweetpea and freesia, ruffly ranunculus, stocks, roses and achillea.
For the ceremony, we created a full floral arch to provide the background for the couple to say their vows. We used completely foam-free mechanics to create the design, using all reusable water sources. We used a variety of seasonal foliage, including striking hawthorn branches and cherry blossom branches foraged from Lottie's garden. We created wild aisle meadows, coupled with little sweetie jar pew ends which would later be repurposed for the drinks reception.
For the marquee, we created a statement installation of hanging florals filled with tulips and delphinium, with a disco ball suspended from the structure to create a really fun, impactful design. The aisle meadows were also repurposed to be placed in front of the bar.
Photography: Martin Dabek Photography
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