Our Work

Weddings shaped by the people, places and moments behind them.

A considered collection

No two days feel the same.

Every celebration begins with its own setting, its own people and a feeling they want to remember.

Here is a small selection of weddings we have helped bring to life. Look beyond the individual flowers or finishing details and you will find the thread that connects them: a design that belongs to the couple and the place around them.

01 / Ellingham Hall

A room in full bloom.

Colourful flowers across the fireplace and wedding table at Ellingham Hall
Dani holding a bouquet of peach, blue and white flowers
Dani and Callum walking through their flower-filled ceremony

At Ellingham Hall, garden-inspired flowers gathered around the fireplace and carried through to Dani and Callum’s ceremony. Peach, blue and white blooms gave the room colour and movement; the bouquet brought the same palette into the quieter moments of their day.

Photography · Dru Dodd Photography · Ellingham Hall

02 / Halton Grove

A day with room to breathe.

Flower-filled stone urns framing the outdoor ceremony at Halton Grove
Bride holding a loose white bouquet with soft foliage
White flowers and taper candles along a reception table

At Halton Grove, flowers framed the garden ceremony without closing in the view. Loose white blooms and foliage carried through the bridal bouquet and onto the reception tables, where delicate stems sat among glassware and taper candles. Each detail had space to be noticed.

Photography · The Wests Photography · Halton Grove

03 / Lartington Hall

Romance, in every layer.

Bride in Lartington Hall chapel surrounded by flowers, foliage and candlelight
Pink flowers, trailing foliage and a sculptural horse detail on the reception table
Bride surrounded by pink flowers, trailing foliage and draped fabric at Lartington Hall

In Lartington Hall’s chapel, flowers and foliage gathered around the aisle, with candlelight drawing the eye towards the stained glass. Beyond the chapel, pink fabric fell in generous folds among stone urns, trailing greenery and soft flowers. Tall arrangements echoed the scale of the room, while smaller blooms and sculptural details brought the setting closer.

Photography · Studio Williams · Lartington Hall

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White flowers and candlelight along a reception table with blue patterned fabric