We haven’t reached Easter yet, but the wedding season has definitely started and it is going to be a busy and varied one!
We’ve had gorgeous fragrant sandy toned Roses with Roisin at the beginning of January followed by delicate ivory and pale pink flowers with Becky at the fabulous Dartmouth House
Then it was off to South London with the cool early Spring scented delights of Hyacinths, Narcissi and Snowdrops with Alison in February and today, amid the St Patrick’s Day celebrations in central London, we were back at One Whitehall 
with Becky’s friend Amy, who chose a gorgeous mix of pinks and ivories highlighted with accents of acid green achieved with our favourite, the glorious Guelder Rose
Next up we have a birthday party at Hampton Court House featuring daffodils and Spring flowers in honour of the Welsh birthday boy and a host of wedding consultations for both this year and next which are coming in thick and fast – some as close as May this year, others for June 2013. Either way we are having a great time and enjoying seeing our happy brides and grooms
During December we had the last two weddings of the year which made an amazing, totally exhausting but fantastically grand total of 30 throughout 2010 – a record year and one that I was convinced would be quiet. Just shows how much I know!
Both December brides were called Sarah (Sara) and both had a primarily black and white theme with their own individual touches of course!
Here are a few photos from Sara’s wedding on 10 December at One Whitehall Place which was a very smart wedding with silver candelabra and ivy garlands, mirrored vases with white Anenomes, Lisianthus and Narcissi and a hint of old antique pink in the form of Hypnose Roses in the bouquets.
More photos to come from the professionals soon
Last weekend we were back at One Whitehall Place for a beautiful Spring inspired wedding.
We used seasonal flowers throughout – Apple Blossom, parrot Tulips, fragrant Narcissi and pure white Hyacinths, 
ivory Roses and scented Freesia with accents of very pale pink Ranunculi and bright green Guelder Rose. Masses of pillar candles, petals and lily of the valley scented nite lites gave a truly magical effect at this wonderful venue
We’ve had gorgeous fragrant sandy toned Roses with Roisin at the beginning of January followed by delicate ivory and pale pink flowers with Becky at the fabulous Dartmouth House
with Becky’s friend Amy, who chose a gorgeous mix of pinks and ivories highlighted with accents of acid green achieved with our favourite, the glorious Guelder Rose
