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People often think that flowers for a January wedding or Civil Partnership are going to be difficult but in fact nothing could be further from the truth. There's a huge range of gorgeous flowers to choose from, plenty of flowers are available all year round and in addition all those beautiful Spring flowers are readily available too. For his early January Civil Partnership, Nick choose a wintery look using spider chrysanthemums and roses in mixed whites and greens. Very seasonal and very beautiful. Winter buttonhole of rose, pine, glittered twigs and ivy leaves in whites and greens, perfect for a winter wedding or Civil Partnership. Bridesmaids' bouquets of spider chrysanthemums around a single rose. Winter wedding/civil partnership flowers at New Place. The Bristol room fireplace is decorated with a long and low in whites and greens using spider chrysanthemums and roses with winter foliages and white glittered twigs for a natural seasonal look. The Bristol room at New Place, f...

A gorgeous scheme for a Christmas wedding in - North Wales. Now North Wales, I have to say, is a little outside my area ! However, Laura was having difficulty finding a florist to provide fresh flowers for her wedding and as it was one of my designs she loved for her bouquet anyway she contacted me to see if I could help. A kind and willing dad in a hired van solved all transport issues and so here are some of Laura's "flowers to go" Wedding bouquet of ivory roses, thistles, navy berries, eucalyptus and mistletoe. Perfect for a Christmas or winter wedding. All boxed, ready to go and labelled . Winter bridal bouquet in ivory, navy blue and silver using roses, scottish thistles, midnight berries, eucalyptus and mistletoe.  The 5 bridesmaids carried a smaller version with a touch more eucalyptus. All carefully packed and in water for the jouney Men wore buttonholes of rose, thistle and a fine eucalyptus Top table long and low flowers of roses, thistles, midnight berries, mis...

Once the decorations have been taken down and stowed away for another year, I always think my home looks a little sad and plain. My thoughts turn to flowers for some 'living' decoration to breathe new life into the new year. I have found some lovely inspiration on Pinterest.  Although formal arrangements can look stunning in the right place, I much prefer something simple for my home. I love the soft and pretty colours of all these arrangements, easing us into the new year gently. The containers are wonderful too, even this rusty old tin! The little vintage fabric bag for the lily of the valley, is such a clever idea. Ring the changes with a single flower on your napkins instead of a table arrangement, simpler, and more modern I feel. I often see these little trees in magazines and on the Internet, they are myrtle I think. I would love to be able to get hold of one or two, as I think they are fabulous, and also my mum's name was myrtle! At the end of the summer I did buy 2 ...