Emma & Mark’s April Wedding How gorgeous are these photos by Abigail Rex? I’m so pleased she was happy to share them with me (I’m lucky enough to have worked along side her on another wedding this summer too). These lovely pictures are from Emma and Mark’s wedding at Pangdean Barn in Brighton from earlier View article
Pinks, purples, sweet peas and peonies! I absolutely loved working on this wedding, so many amazing scented flowers to work with! May is a great time of year to get married as it crosses over spring and summer so you get the best of both worlds, you can have tulips and ranunculus but also sweet View article
Spring is a beautiful time of year to get married and there are so many floral treats to choose from. It’s always a good idea to go seasonal with your flowers, that way the blooms will be at their very best and also at their best price too. Don’t worry yourself that peonies are out View article
Romance is in the air and everywhere we look there’s an advert for red roses, but that’s not all February has to offer. There’s plenty of early spring treats which make for gorgeous bright and cheerful house decoration as well as wedding worthy elegance. If you are planning your wedding for February, be careful around View article
Quirky Dinosaur Floral Fiesta! Georgia and Jim’s Mexican fiesta inspired wedding was so much fun to work on! They chose the fabulously stylish Fabrica as their venue with their ceremony at Brighton Town Hall. I love a Brighton wedding, nice and local and always super stylish! This wedding was bursting with bright colours (which if View article
Spring wedding flowers in Brighton What a beautiful wedding to start off this year’s wedding season with a Pangdean Barn Spring wedding! I love working at Pangdean Barn, everyone is so lovely and welcoming and it is a really pretty location – and not to mention nice and local to me just outside of Brighton! View article
My thoughts on this wonderfully versatile flower Ranunculus are probably my favourite flower, although this changes regularly and if you ask me in September I’ll definitely say Dahlia. One of the things I love about them is that they are extremely versatile. They can be soft and feminine in peach and pale pink and with View article