Another of our truly fab couples and gorgeous weddings from last year was Diana and Justin's wedding at St.Thomas' church Canterbury followed by Preston Court. Such a cool, relaxed and easy to work with couple with loads of ideas and inspiration for you from their wedding.
We decided on "carousel" colours for their wedding and wanted to bring in an English tea vibe so we used an array of roses, spray roses, craspedia, trachellium, greentrick, astilbe, astrantia, veroncia, scabious, sweet peas, stocks, freesias, mint, sage, rosemary....and the list goes on.
The stunning Diana wore a streamlined lace dress that looked absolutely gorgeous on her. What a handsome couple. Her bouquet was full but very natural, textured and full of colour and interest. We used apricot, orange, lime green, lemon, a hint of pink and green and simply tied it with lace.
For Diana's bridesmaids we designed wrist corsages on trailing lace ribbon and then for her Bridesman, we designed a soft buttonhole wrapped in lace. Justin's buttonhole was soft and textured as was the rest of the groom's party, with each having a different key added to the front and a touch of raffia added. We also provided corsages for the Mums.
We kept it simple and pretty for the church with rustic country style hanging vases filled with flowers to match the weddings attached to the pews and these were then subsequently moved to Preston Court to add to the loveliness there.
At Preston Court, all the tables had a random selection of teapots, cups, jars, carafes and tins with full selections of the flowers used elsewhere. Against the colours of the organs, they really looked fab.
Diana and Justin had a front of table bunting style garland made for the top table including their names which we attached for them. How fab and happy does Diana look in this snatched photo.
We loved all the extra details at their wedding...the photobooth outside, the chandeliers in the trees, the windmill table plan, the cake table and the fab cake. It really was the perfect day for the perfect couple and we were so glad we could be involved. Enjoy!
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