Pretty Pastels

Recently I've blogged about having a neutral colour scheme for your wedding flowers or opting for a bright palette. But, lets not forget the pastels.  Using pastel shades for your wedding flowers will create a soft feminine look and these soft pretty shades work really well with Vintage inspired weddings.

Here is some of my work using pastels shades to inspire you........

 From Pinks ......

To Lilacs.....

 Finishing touches ......

Cakes we have dressed with baby pinks and also vintage style roses...............

And finally we have used pastels when dressing venues......

Flowers by Rosa and Co (of Course!!) images by us, Matt Stansfield and Caroline White and Lisa Gardner

White or Bright (Part 2)

So if wedding flowers in neutral tones are not for you then take inspiration from some of our work using more brightly coloured flowers.  Choose from pink, red, yellow, lime, orange, blue and purple.  This selection is just the tip of the iceberg, so let your imagination run wild and be a 'bright bride'......

Images by Lisa Gardner Photography Jenny & Keith McAvoy and also thanks to Laura at  Laurel Weddings who created the gorgeous Mango Calla and Red Rose/lime Green Orchid bouquets for Rosa and Co.

White or Bright (Part 1)

When it comes to wedding flowers, the dilemma for lots of brides is whether to go for a neutral colour scheme which is timeless and classic or whether to opt for the colour 'of the moment' and go for something on trend.

To help you make up your mind here's a little inspiration.......

Firstly let's concentrate on neutrals and everything that's cream, white, ivory and champagne.  Here's a selection of my 'white' work and there's plenty of flowers to choose from including calla lilies, roses, hydrangeas and gyp.  These beautiful images were taken by Jenny & Keith McAvoy Photography

 
Still unsure............?? Here's a little more of my work in white for you to consider.

And last but by no means least here are some of my gorgeous brides who opted for neutral bouquets......

Photography by Jenny & Keith McAvoy Something New Photography Lesley Meredith and Lisa Gardner