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FABULOUS FLOWERS
Fi Passey from Corky and Prince wedding florist based in Kempsford, Gloucestershire, tells us all about the trends for big-day blooms this season. She says, “Floral towers or columns are becoming increasingly popular with couples looking for a versatile alternative to a floral arch. These designs https://redmaplephotography.com https://redmaplephotography.com can be placed at the entrance to the venue (as seen here at stunning Gloucestershire establishment, Elmore Court, www.elmorecourt.com) or as a backdrop for the ceremony. Unlike a floral arch, these arrangements can be moved to the wedding reception, after the ceremony, to create a focal point or frame the top table.”
Fi continues, “Flower meadows are fantastic design options for the aisle – either in a church or ceremony venue. These floor-based designs can be created in a range of styles - from natural wildflower-inspired shapes to more classic and elegant ones. After the ceremony, these blooms look beautiful placed on the floor in front of the top table or around the cake and card tables.” LET’S CHAT: 07740 589 640, www.corkyandprince.com www.facebook.com/corkyandprince, www.instagram.com/corkyandprince
BOTANICAL THEME
Sandra Trusty from Fabulous Functions UK is a wedding designer and venue stylist based in Swindon, Wiltshire. She tells us, “We have teamed up with wedding venue Wrag Barn in Swindon (www.wragbarn.com) and Wiltshire-based photographer Steffen Milsom (www.steffenmilsomphotography.co.uk) to create a beautifully intimate setting for an outdoor wedding ceremony and an indoor wedding breakfast, sure to be very popular for micro weddings this summer. These ideas are being recreated for some of our couples who are now able to go ahead with their wedding plans. The arches are proving very popular and can be customised for each different theme.”
Sandra continues, “The botanical theme is trending at the moment with couples wishing to bring the outdoors in. We achieve this fashionable look by creating an overhead canopy using a variety of lush foliage and then echoing the theme in the table garland for the centrepiece.”
THE DREAM TEAM
Photographer: Rob Tarren Photography, https://robtarren.co.uk Stylist: The Cotswold Wedding Company, www.cotswoldweddingco.com Stationary: Bellapeach Creative, www.bellapeach.co.uk Cake: Donna Louise Cake Design, www.donnalouisecakedesign.co.uk Tableware: China Boy Hire, https://cbhire.co.uk
THE DREAM TEAM
Photographer: Rob Tarren Photography, https://robtarren.co.uk Stylist: The Cotswold Wedding Company, www.cotswoldweddingco.com Stationary: Bellapeach Creative, www.bellapeach.co.uk Cake: Donna Louise Cake Design, www.donnalouisecakedesign.co.uk Tableware: China Boy Hire, https://cbhire.co.uk Trestle tables and chairs: West Country Marquees, www.westcountrymarquees.co.uk Bridal gown and accessories: Posy & Pearl, www.posyandpearl.co.uk Hair and make-up: Face Perfect Hair & Make-up by Jodi, www.faceperfectbyjodi.co.uk Florist: Milston Flower Barn, www.milstonflowerbarn.co.uk Model: Camala
Lyla Gibb from The Cotswold Wedding Company based in Gloucestershire who specialises in beautiful styling for weddings and offers an extensive hire range unveils some exclusive new trends for weddings that she recently collaborated on with a team of talented local suppliers at Cheltenham-based venue The Barn at Upcote (https://thebarnatupcote.co.uk). She tells us, “Our new foliage and festoon beam installations look incredible and will suit weddings large and small this year.” She continues, “Mauve is a hot new colour emerging for the season, softer than the ever-popular purple, and it looks so pretty incorporated into floral arrangements.”