Monday, 9 March 2009

Tall Table Decorations At Ansty Hall Hotel

Tall table decorations can really add the WOW factor to your wedding reception room.

In the photo here you can see how we have used these stunning tall table centrepieces to decorate the tables in the rose room at Ansty Hall Hotel.

If you would like to see more ideas of wedding flower in Coventry and at Ansty Hall and other venues click here

It's important to remember that tall centrepieces should be totally out of the way of people sitting around the table. After all it's a wedding and everyone is here to enjoy themselves and chat across the table.

Monday, 2 March 2009

Church Flowers At Wroxall Abbey

Decorating your church with flowers can really make a difference. I think flowers are the finishing touch to a church, the element that says there is a wedding being held.

In the photo you can see how we have dressed the beautiful inside arch of the Wrens Chapel at Wroxall Abbey. It's a lovely way to coordinate your flowers and colour scheme and the perfect backdrop for those all important photographs.

Next to the arch you can see the edge of a pedestal arrangement. It is popular to have one of these in the entrance of the church to greet your guests. Then a second at the alter to draw your attention down the aisle.

For more details of flower decorations at venues including Wroxall Abbey please visit purebotanics.co.uk

Friday, 20 February 2009

Butterfly Themed Wedding Decorations

Butterflies make a great wedding theme and they are so popular at the moment which means you'll be spoilt for choice on how to incorporate them into your wedding.

Butterflies can be used in the design of your invitations, table planner, place setting and in your wedding flowers. After all there is nothing more natural that a butterfly hovering over flowers.

I think the reason they are so popular is because of their delicate structure and the best ones to choice are the ones made out of feathers as seen in the photo here. These are much better than the plastic variety as it enables them to keep that delicate fragile look.

For more ideas on how to incorporate butterflies into your wedding flowers visit http://www.wedding-flowers-guide.com/butterfly-themed-wedding.html and see how other brides have used them.

Saturday, 14 February 2009

Red Roses and Romance

For all you romantics out there, have a look at a beautiful red rose handtie posy bouquet on our bridal bouquet page http://www.purebotanics.co.uk/bridal-bouquets.html

Tuesday, 10 February 2009

Feathers

Feathers make a perfect wedding accessory to add to your wedding flowers.

In this photo you can see how they have been used as a collar around this rose posy.

They can also be added to table arrangements, buttonholes and even flower girl accessories.

For more ideas on how to incorporate feathers into your wedding flowers visit http://www.wedding-flowers-guide.com/wedding-flowers-feathers.html

Feathers really do give you that romantic fairytale look.

Monday, 2 February 2009

Vintage Wedding Theme

I've been working with a lot of brides recently that are having a vintage wedding theme.

This really is a wonderful theme as it's all about old fashioned romance.

Old fashioned English garden style flowers are perfect for this and include roses, peonies, freesias, stocks and lisianthus.

For more ideas on how to incorporate the vintage style into your wedding click here http://www.wedding-flowers-guide.com/vintage-wedding-flowers.html

Popular accessories also include broaches, pearls, lace and velvet ribbons.

Tuesday, 27 January 2009

Orange Wedding Colour Theme

Orange makes a wonderful colour theme for those couples looking for something a little bit different. You can see here how it was co-ordinated with the brown of the men's suits and bridesmaid shawls.

Orange is also a perfect colour for brides with a tropical or fall/Autumn theme.

One of our favourite vibrant orange flowers is the gerbera. For more information and ideas on orange wedding flowers click here http://www.wedding-flowers-guide.com/orange-wedding-flowers.html