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All the froth and lacy frills for T & her maids πŸ«ΆπŸ»β˜οΈπŸŽ€
15/05/2026

All the froth and lacy frills for T & her maids πŸ«ΆπŸ»β˜οΈπŸŽ€

A loose, heady, colour-heavy gathering of spring flowers with all the textures. Garden roses, ranunculus, anemones, corn...
14/05/2026

A loose, heady, colour-heavy gathering of spring flowers with all the textures. Garden roses, ranunculus, anemones, cornflowers and sweet peas together in soft blush tones with hits of tangerine, cobalt blue and fresh green.

Natural & slightly wild, florals made to stop you in your tracks.

All the most beautiful roses & peonies we could get our paws on this week, our new little studio companion Sybil is lear...
13/05/2026

All the most beautiful roses & peonies we could get our paws on this week, our new little studio companion Sybil is learning the ropes 🫢🏻

Layers of colour unfolding across  for a special wedding day  πŸ‡ πŸ‘πŸŽπŸ“πŸ’A glorious mix of corals, raspberry, apricots and bl...
08/05/2026

Layers of colour unfolding across for a special wedding day πŸ‡ πŸ‘πŸŽπŸ“πŸ’

A glorious mix of corals, raspberry, apricots and blackberry tones for a joyful celebration beneath the beams ✨

We wanted the flowers to feel abundant and immersive. Garden roses, peonies, ranunculus and sweet peas layered with darker pops of scabious and wine-coloured ranunculus for depth and contrast.

One of my favourite things about designing weddings is watching a palette completely transform throughout the day. Soft and romantic in daylight, then richer, moodier and almost painterly once the sun goes down. Thank you H&J for such a fun and beautiful brief x

Long dining tables glowing in candlelight, dancing with warmth and glorious florals gathered as if for a story waiting t...
30/04/2026

Long dining tables glowing in candlelight, dancing with warmth and glorious florals gathered as if for a story waiting to unfold.

For this special birthday at University Arms, we wove in a quiet nod to the Cambridge Five. A sense of intrigue, of layered histories and hidden details, softened with something generous and full. Burnt ochre linens set the tone, with ivory roses, hydrangea, orchids and fresh green textures rising above in tall, abundant arrangements.

Below, the tables felt almost like a study at dusk. Stacks of old books, vintage cameras, little treasures tucked among flickering tapers and delicate cluster of seasonal flowers. Nothing too literal, just a gentle suggestion of narrative, of secrets and storytelling, of lives once lived in rooms not so different from this.

A celebration that felt warm, atmospheric, and quietly theatrical. A wonderful team to work alongside and bring it all together x

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For F & her maids. Soft ivory and blush, layered with garden roses, ranunculus, jasmine and sweet peas 🀍
13/04/2026

For F & her maids. Soft ivory and blush, layered with garden roses, ranunculus, jasmine and sweet peas 🀍

Easter morning at South Farm 🌿Blowsy ranunculus, tulips just beginning to unfurl, the first of the peony coming through ...
11/04/2026

Easter morning at South Farm 🌿

Blowsy ranunculus, tulips just beginning to unfurl, the first of the peony coming through and little clusters of narcissi tucked through the bouquets like tiny eggs πŸ₯š

We let the flowers move as they wanted to, gathered and catching the light through the day as it shifted from ceremony to the wedding breakfast.

The sweetest beginning for E&O, in florals, blossom and birdsong x

Blush and cream roses, super scented sweet peas, and cloud-like hydrangeas. A gentle palette of pale blush, powder blue ...
31/03/2026

Blush and cream roses, super scented sweet peas, and cloud-like hydrangeas. A gentle palette of pale blush, powder blue and ivory, with all the frills and spills that spring brings.

Florals that felt full and generous, the arch thick with flowers so it became something to step into, not just stand beneath. Footed bowls for the tables, low and loose, with pastel candles dotted throughout.

The arch was repurposed after the ceremony, becoming the perfect backdrop for the bride and groom and all those they love. A beautiful wedding day at x

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Unit 5, Dry Drayton Industries, Scotland Road
Cambridge
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