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A lovely sunny scheme for an early October wedding , Melissa loves the bright colours and a slightly rustic style but the overall look needed to be elegant as well. Perfect for the lovely marquee in the maze of vines at the Cottonworth Vineyard.   Melissa's bouquet in whites and soft yellows using white roses, calla lilies and bouvardia with yellow craspedia and soft lemon lisianthus for a touch of colour. Very pretty and very elegant. Bouquets of sunflowers, craspedia, white lisianthus and bouvardia for the bridesmaids and a mini version for the flower girl.  Stunning tall table flowers for a marquee, delphiniums and curly twig with sunflowers, white hydrangeas and orange spray rose for a gorgeous splash of colour. Perfect early autumn flowers for a marquee, bright sunflowers, orange spray rose and white hydrangea with tall spires of delphinium and curly twig.  Fresh and sunny table centres of tall delphiniums, curly twig, sunflowers, white hydra...

A gorgeous scheme for autumn in soft mauves - plum,green and ivory for Liz married at the Hilton Ageus Bowl. Liz's Bouquet in mauves,soft plum and greens using Vermeer calla lilies, Memory Lane roses, bouvardia, skimmia and carnation.A beautiful, soft but elegant bouquet with a hint of autumn.  Groom's buttonhole of plum-ivory calla lily, bouvardia and skimmia designed to co-ordinate beautifully with the bridal bouquet. The remaining men wore a simple design of calla lily with a leaf collar. Corsages of white lisianthus, bouvardia, skimmia and leaf for the ladies. The bridesmaids carried a smaller version of the bridal bouquet and wore Memory Lane roses in their hair. They were in deep plum so the softer colours used in their bouquets looked amazing with their dresses. The plum in the centre of the calla lilies ties the whole look together. Elegant, tall autumnal table flowers using ivory amaryllis, soft plum roses and spray roses, green skimmia and mixed green foliages. ...

Our normal route to school has been really disrupted by roadworks this past two weeks.It can be stressful when running late and not realising there are changes in the route. After the initial shock and getting seriously lost once or twice I decided to view it as a bit of a 'magical mystery tour'. The weather has mostly been very autumnal, crisp and sunny with the odd misty day. I always feel invigorated on such days, tingling with anticipation. So we set out deciding to enjoy our new route with all its added attractions. I love country cottages and gate lodges, and have found one or two beauties to fall in love with. I always vowed if I ever came in to a fortune I would spend it, going around the countryside and rescuing all those old tumble down houses that have fallen out of favour. When I first saw this old thatched cottage I almost cried. I approached two lovely barns at the back of it first of all, there was a tree (a fruit tree I think) near the barns with four or five co...