DIY Wedding Flowers
Kayleigh and Andy married in July at New House Farm after having to postpone their autumn wedding in 2020. Working seasonally this meant that instead of chrysanthemums, dahlias and eucalyptus, their wedding flowers contained peonies, Californian poppies and sweet peas. And I was able to include the very first dahlia for 2021 so there was a little overlap!
By providing flowers in a colour scheme, within the themes of whites, brights or pastels, we don’t promise specific flowers but can absolutely guarantee flowers that have a low carbon footprint, are professionally grown, picked and conditioned locally (perfectly fresh!) and above all else are BEAUTIFUL!
Pictured here are the table decorations arranged by Kayleigh, family and friends the day before, using our DIY Wedding Buckets. It’s a fun, creative way to personalise your special day.
We have some availability this autumn and next year for weddings, (limited now in August), and you can find out more about our approach and products here.
And if DIY isn’t for you, we’re developing some ‘Sustainable Styling’ packages too! Sign up to our newsletter to hear first about these! (I’m very irregular with newsletters, no more than one a month, so you won’t get spammed!)!
Thank you Kayleigh for choosing us to grow your wedding flowers and for sharing these photos!
Harriet x