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In-House Floral CreativeDesign Service

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With ten years in the floral industry, I still enjoy the

abundance of colour and the variety you can get with

flowers. The Manor offers me great inspiration from its

beautiful surroundings and grandeur. With an expanding

portfolio of great ideas, I hope to achieve the wow factor

with every new couple I meet!

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Krystal & Luke

Made up of gypsophila, roses, lisianthus and greenery, Krystal and Luke's

flowers complimented their colour theme and added a pop of colour to

their wedding day. Adding a delicate rose to your guests' chairs for the

ceremony can help to bring the outdoors in, and can really stand out.

The bridesmaids' bouquets compliment Krystal's, and really

stand out against the colour of the dresses whilst not taking away

from the main colour theme. Luke and his groomsmen's rose

buttonholes also compliment the bouquets whilst adding a splash

of colour against the navy blue suits.

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Roxanne & Matt

For a lighter and more delicate theme, Roxanne and Matt had white roses,

gypsophila, white lilies and eucalyptus. The pastel pink roses in Roxanne's

bouquet meant that it stood out against the rest, and also added a subtle

hint of colour.

In the ballroom, the flower hoops underneath the lights give a sense of

natural beauty, creating added depth and colour to the room.

To add a personal touch, Roxanne also had a small frame containing a

family photo tied to her bouquet.

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Lauren & Reece

Lauren and Reece's flowers were a combination of gypsophila, roses,

lisianthus and greenery. The peach and pink complimented their rustic

theme, and looked beautiful as subtle centrepieces. As 'Living Coral' has

been voted as Pantone's Colour of 2019, flowers incorporating peachy

hues can add a modern and unique twist to your wedding day.

A white rose pinned to Reece's jacket complinents the floral

arrangements as well as his uniform.

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Fay & James

If you are looking for a more traditional theme for your wedding day,

why not have beautiful red mayra roses like Fay and James?

Adding a few white roses can add depth and texture, whilst also

making them unique from the main bouquet.

The red bouquets and arrangements complimented the burgundy

bridesmaids' dresses, and kept the theme bright and warm.

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When it comes to centrepieces and table decorations, don't hold back!

Whether you are looking for delicate décor, or want to add a bold splash

of colour, the options are endless. From greenery lacing the table to a

Beauty and the Beast inspired flower dome, there are so many possibilities

to make your wedding reception beautifully unique.

Add a modern and unique twist with a terrarium

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Thanks ever so much for all your hard work - we had so many people

say that they loved the flowers, to the point where my friend, asked if

she could get your details for her wedding next year!

G E M M A & S A M

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They look amazing - it made me cry as they are just what we imagined!

Thank you ever so much, I can't believe how lovely they are. We are so

lucky to have found you!

M A R I E & M A R K

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I cannot thank you enough for the amazing wedding flowers

you did for us on Friday! They were truly perfect! Exactly what

I imagined and more.

A B I G A I L & C H R I S T O P H E R

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I would just like to say how lovely the flowers were that you did for

our wedding. My bouquet was lovely and just perfect for the day, as

were the table decorations and the bouquets for gifts.

C H R I S T I N E & C H R I S T Y

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If you are still unsure or undecided on what you would

like for your wedding day, I'm here to help! From

traditional to extraordinary, I can work with you

and ensure that your flowers not only suit the

theme of your wedding day, but also compliment

your own personality and taste.