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A couple of months ago we provided the flowers for Annabel and Sam's lovely wedding at Bearsted Church and afterwards at Kent Life. Annabel wanted a very fresh and natural look to their wedding day and as Sam was going to be wearing military dress, we wanted to use navy touches but keep the flower colours ivory, cream and with just a hint of pale pink.
Annabel and Sam have shared some of their photos of their special day with us (taken by the lovely Layla and Paige at
www.tdhmedia.co.uk) and we have included some of our own as well to show you the whole range. Annabel and Sam said
"Thank you so much for
our beautiful flowers and table centerpieces! Everyone complimented them! It
worked fantastically with the venue and was exactly what I wanted it to look
like"
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The flowers we chose for the wedding were Vendella, La Belle, O'Hara and Bombastic roses, germinis, hypericum berries, hyacinths, bouvardia, ranunculus, chincherinchee, thlaspi and light foliage. We used a selection including all colours for Annabel's bouquet and wrapped it in ivory ribbon with a small navy bow at the top. For the bridesmaids and flower girl, we used just ivory and green flowers and wrapped them to match, with the bouquets scaled down in size to a posy for the Flower Girl.
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As Sam was wearing military dress, it isn't appropriate for him to wear a buttonhole, so we just provided them for the groomsmen and kept them soft and natural and not too large.
In the church we used hanging vases filled with a selection of the flowers and colours on every other pew and attached them with navy ribbon. This set the scene for the wedding in a subtle and pretty way and allowed them to be easily detached afterwards and arranged along the top table.
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For the main guest tables, we provided a central jug / pitcher filled with a hand-tied bouquet of flowers. These were tied with a hidden ribbon meaning that they were perfect gifts to be given to guests at the end of the day.
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I think you will agree that the wedding party looked stunning and that it was a really pretty wedding. We know that they had a wonderful day and they now have these lovely photos to remind them. We wish them a wonderful life together as Mr and Mrs Ruddom.
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