Hi all,
Natalie and Scott got married in July last year at their local church, St Bartholomew's in Maltby. This location for the ceremony was extra special to the couple, especially Natalie, as it is where her parents got married. The couple continued the family connections by having the reception in a marquee in Natalie's parent's garden. The colour pallet was to be kept very muted with soft blushes, shell pinks and champagne tones, with vintage styling
For her bouquet Natalie wanted something very soft with plenty of texture and in a cascading design with long, soft trails. The flowers chosen were white and pink peonies, dahlia, vintage roses, silver brunia, larkspur, champagne spray roses and astilbe.
Bridesmaids had a smaller hand tied design with flowers and foliage very similar to the brides. Buttonholes were the classic sprig style design with a single rose bound in ivory ribbon.
T designed quite a collection of venue flowers including a garland for both sides of the lytchgate at the church, pew ends, pedestals and of course the candelabra you can see in the pictures below.
Massive thanks to Marie Anson Photography for letting us have and use these awesome photographs and Joy at Unique Wedding Planning for introducing us to this gorgeous couple. Enjoy!
Thanks so much for this Amy. So, what can I tell you about Natalie and Scott? Well, as Amy mentioned, we first met at a meeting which Joy from Unique Wedding Planning arranged and immediately hit it off. Although we didn't chat about it at the time, because Scott was there, Natalie had quite an idea of the style of wedding gown she wanted. As happens so many times with our brides, when wedding dress shopping she totally fell in love with a her beautiful gown which had more of a vintage styling than she had expected. We met up again at a wedding fair I was at and talked through a much more cascading design with lots of vintage roses and pretty trails for her bouquet. I totally loved designing Natalie's bouquet and was just over the moon when I delivered it too her, she was absolutely delighted with it and as you'll have seen from the photographs it worked perfectly too. It was more than an honour to be part of this fabulous wedding, working with such great people and sharing in the family's joy.
T x
We always love to hear from our readers so please comment below with any thoughts, questions or feedback about our blog. You can also get in touch and keep up to date with us via our social media so click on any of the links below and join in! Also make sure you let us know what you think of our photos.
Thanks
No comments:
Post a Comment