Verbena Floral Styling

I love how this installation compliments the beautiful stonework of and creates a gorgeous soft romantic backdrop to the ceremony space.

Adding flowers to the ceremony space is one of our favourite things to do, whether this is floral pillars like we created for this wedding, overflowing urns of flowers or whimsical meadows lining the aisle they all add to the romantic feel of this very special moment.

When we’re designing your wedding flowers we always take into account the venue so your flowers compliment and work with the venue rather than over powering the space. Sometimes floral pillars would be too large and over powering for a space but delicate meadow placements would be perfect, in this case however the large pillars complement the beautiful (but rather tall!!) archway at Coombe Lodge.

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What a dreamy wedding. White and green what a classic colour combination, full of romance, sophistication and elegance. Beautiful photo taken by the fabulous

It’s mid wedding season and we’ve been busy working on some gorgeous weddings. Here is a gorgeous photo from a wedding we worked on last year at the a fabulous intimate city centre venue in Bristol. This beautiful photo was taken by the amazing who we recently worked with on a stunning Somerset wedding, we can’t wait to see the photos!

And a close up of that gorgeous bouquet simply because I love it.

I love working with seasonal flowers when designing flowers for weddings and events. This wedding was full of the best seasonal flowers, including Ranunculus, Lilac, Blue Bells, Foxgloves and Geum, to name just a few. Working with seasonal flowers means that each and every one of my events is bespoke to my couples. Photos by the fabulous

has two main spaces for the wedding breakfast, the library and the orangery, both of which can accommodate either long or round tables. Here the couple chose long tables which we decorated with a mix of tall foliage arrangements, low bud vases, compote arrangements and lots of candlelight. Photo by

Ceremony backdrops are one of my favourite designs to create, all made on site these beautiful designs bring the outside in and look stunning in your ceremony photos. This backdrop at was full of lilac, blossom and roses to name just a few! Photo by

Stephanie and Shane’s gorgeous spring wedding at . Such a gorgeous wedding full of spring flowers in a gorgeous colour palette of ivory, lilac and blue. Photos by

A vase of spring goodies, those gorgeous white narcissus, dark plum anemones, tulips, ranunculus and lots of gorgeous foliages to give movement and texture.

Who says you can’t go for rich colours in spring? I love this mix of dark Hellebores, ranunculus and blossom. The dark centres of this wild cherry blossom links perfectly with the darker tones of the other flowers in the design.

When people think of daffodils the bright yellow varieties are the ones that always come to mind, but aren’t these ivory ones just stunning. I brought a whole tray of them last year for an event and then planted them in the garden after. I’ve loved seeing them come up again, they start with a pale yellow trumpet which gets paler the longer they are open.

Whites and greens look gorgeous in any season, this spring bowl arrangement includes a mix of blousy ranunculus, beautifully scented lilac, dainty alliums, and perfect ivory narcissus. Mixed with tall taper candles in brass candlesticks and lots of tea lights this makes the perfect table centre for a spring wedding.

There’s still time to order flowers for Mothers Day on Sunday!

Available in three different sizes in either bright or pinky tones.

Mothering Sunday Flowers — Verbena Mothering Sunday FlowersTreat the special lady who has always been there for you. This year I am offering a choice of two bouquets in the signature Verbena Style. For each of the two designs available I will choose a selection of the best and most beautiful seasonal flowers and foliages available fr...

Floral Pillars make the most amazing backdrop for your ceremony. Here the pillars were placed infront of the rustic barn doors at and then moved to go behind the top table after the ceremony. The perfect way to reuse your flowers. In the evening the pillars can even be used as a sophisticated floral Photo Booth!

I’ve had lots of lovely enquiries come in over the last few days. I still have a few dates for this year available so if you are still looking for a florist for your wedding drop me an email!