I couldn't wait to make Katie's flowers for her special day, it's always a pleasure but for even more reasons, because Katie worked with me when I first took over Regent House of Flowers and we had some really fabulous times, so when I was asked to make her flowers I couldn't wait!!! 
Katie knew exactly what she wanted from the minute she walked in and the style and colours, it was just a matter of finding the right flowers to bring a very natural look to the wedding. 
Danny Gorman took some absolutley fabulous photos which are featured in our blog , but you can go over to his website to view more at www.dannygormanphotography.com

The Buttonholes were simple Pale blue delphinium heads, with tanacetum and bound in hessian

St Pauls Church in Pentre Broughton was the fabulous veune for the ceremony. Katie chose simple white and green hydrangea heads on every other pew, with delphinium and hydrangea petals for natural confetti. 

Tower Hill Barns was the fabulous venue , with stunning oak beams and natural light which complimented the style that Katie and Will wanted. We placed vintage cream jugs  on the tables for the bridesmaids to put their flowers into when they arrived, which looked fabulous with  the flowers arranged around the room for the guests to enjoy. We also designed a chalk board for guests to be welcomed . 

Overton On Dee was the Perfect Venue for a Very Special Wedding in August of David and Diane.
But this was no ordinary wedding it was very special and very much part of the Church community of Overton. 
The Sun shone out and with the Church decorated in a vintage theme of red - pinks and creams, bunting adorned the gates and welcomed everyone to celebrate in David and Diane's marriage. 
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Diane knew exactly what style she wanted for her very special day , and making it feel homely and down to earth was a key feature, but also with a vintage twist with a very soft pale pink, reds and cream tone. 
We put alot of thought and detail into the style of the display in the church, with books and crystal glass, candles, pearls and lace and hessian , teamed with delicate pale pink and red peonies, astilbe, spray roses and country style flowers, displayed in jam jars, jugs and vases. 

Jolly Good Vintage decorated the Hall with a Vintage theme and also provided all the order of service, stationary and wonderful favours for the guests bringing a wonderful vintage country style atmosphere to a very special day. 

Caroline's special day was at the fabulous location at Peckforton castle, the theme of Carolines wedding was soft lilacs and creams, in the church she was greeted to a gorgeous archway of flowers pedestals either side and pew ends of Roses , ivy and gypsophila . 
Caroline chose a traditional shower bouquet but with a more natural style with amnesia roses , astranthia and freesia with spray roses and bouvardia, the bridesmaids had simple hand tieds of roses and bouvardia she looked absolutely stunning as she arrived to the church in a carriage drawn by two black horses. 
At the venue we chose Martini vases combined with natural vases of flowers with sweet scented stocks and freesias. 
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Bryn Kinallt Hall was the fabulous venue for Katy's very special day, and what a venue !
Built in 1612 by sir Edward Trevor , this fabulous Hall with their walled gardens provided the most amazing photo's of our gorgeous bride Katy, taken by the very talented Steve Hale . 
Katy was fabulous to work with, knowing exactly how she wanted her flowers to look and when it came to choosing the colours, they all looked fabulous against the soft green of the bridesmaids. 

Katy wanted a vintage soft feel to her flowers, so we decided to go with white scented peonies, the beautiful sweet avalanche rose for the soft pink , amnesia roses , combined with both pink and white astranthia, with astilbe and eucaluptus to add a soft romantic look and bound in lace. 

The buttonholes were naturally bound in raffia, with a small selection of the flowers from Katy's bouquet and spray roses. 

The Plas Isaf was the fabulous venue for Gemma and Chris's special day.
Gemma chose a very delicate lilac and white sweet scented stocks with white lisianthus and white freesia  delicately set off with lambs tongue foliage. 
The bridesmaids  had smaller versions and a natural flower wand was made for the flower girl. 
Buttonholes were freesia with a touch of waxflower and spray roses bound in hessian. 
The Plas Isaf has fabulous features oak beams and stone wall's which set the hearts of flowers off beautifully in the gallery with organza swags. 
We decorated the marquee with simple petal vases of lilac and cream flowers and jam jars on the top table, with empty vases ready for Gemma & her bridesmaids flowers.