One of our most memorable weddings was creating tropical designs for a couple getting married in a tipi. They had two moongates for their ceremony, covered in tropical leaves and fresh pineapples filled with tropical blooms for their table decorations. Not forgettting the large rowing boat outside filled with ice and beer, it was a colourful, chilled out day and they made it exactly how they wanted.
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Throw away the rule book! Weddings come in all shapes and sizes these days. When it comes to your flowers in particular don't get caught up on making sure you x, y and z designs. There are no real rules. If you want one large installation and no bouquets, then you can have it! It is your wedding and up to you how you style your day.
One of my most favourite which I have seen a few times, is when the bride wants a picture of a loved one who can't be with them on their day tied to the handle of their bouquet. You will be holding your bouquet as you walk down the aisle and near to you when saying your vows so it's a lovely way of having them extra close to you on the day. I have also tied mini photos to buttonholes for the gents also, visible or hidden for them.
We have a simple and easy process to ordering your wedding flowers with us. - First get in touch, we will check your date and then send over a wedding questionnaire. Here you can you can tell us your ideas and details for your wedding flowers. - After a consultation in person or over the phone, we pull together all the ideas from the questionnaire and send you a proposal and design board that best suits your venue, style and budget. -A final consultation 6 weeks prior to the day, where we will finalise all designs and logisitcs and any changes that may be needed. -Relax and enjoy your day! We will be delivering your bouquets and setting up any designs on site. For more details on our process as well as our handy tools such as FAQ, Seasonality Guide and tips please head to www.florenstudio.co.uk/weddings
Vegetables. We had a bride who was a Nutritionist with a love of veggies who wanted to add something different to her bouquet. We designed the bouquet around artichokes, brassicas (cabbages on stems), alliums, rosemary and dill and complimented the veggies with delicate flowers and berried foliages. Not a design for everyone but as with all our weddings it was completely bespoke for her and she loved it.
Each couple may have a certain bloom that is symbolic to them. Maybe a loved one grew Peonies in their garden or your Nan always had cut Freesia in a vase when you visited her. Even though there are symbols around flowers I think the ones that matter the most are the ones that bring memories to you.
You can take all the flowers home, give them away as gifts or donate them to a local charity or care home.