The main focus for Ada and Michaels wedding was their ceremony archway, which was predominantly made up of massed pink and white gypsophila to create this dreamy cloud like texture. 

This design was the focal point of the wedding, being used not only during the ceremonty but for photos afterwards. Ada & Michael worked with the venue to transform their outdoor ceremony space after the wedding- a beautiful velvet sofa was set up alongside a personalised neon sign. This changover took our archway design from dreamy romance to modern fun vibes in moments and created the perfect backdrop for their group shots. 

We designed their flowers to create a perfect balance between modern quirkiness and light dreamy more traditional florals. We made their bouquets with very soft bouncy blooms, lots of whites and floating flowers such a sweet peas and blossom, a theme we continued through to half their centrepieces which we kept low and not too over powering. The other half of their centrepieces more closely reflected their ceremony set up, with massed gyopsophila and irregular shapes on tall gold stands. This half and half design created interest and levels within their reception room, while the two styles perfectly complimented eachother.