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Clemmie and Twine. Clemmie and Twine are a floral design studio based in beautiful rural Cambridgeshire. We craft beau

Late summer for Bliss and Ryan.Warm tones from August sun made the Granary Estates feel as though it was dipped in gold....
20/08/2025

Late summer for Bliss and Ryan.
Warm tones from August sun made the Granary Estates feel as though it was dipped in gold.
Endless blue skies stretched wide whilst sunlight poured through the great barn doors, flooding the room with warmth, illuminating the floral arch that framed the couple as they stood together, a moment suspended in time as their vows carried on the Summer air.
Soft lilacs and creams threaded with Westminster roses and clematis that danced as guest moved throughout the venue.
Outside, the sound of champagne flutes clinking, gentle laughter drifting across the gardens, joy woven into every corner of the day.
A wedding where time slowed, where love was illuminated and held in light, and where the season whispered that summer’s ending could still feel like a beginning.

An early start at The Old Hall in Ely, and we noticed it.That quiet shift in the air.So small, but there nonetheless.The...
07/08/2025

An early start at The Old Hall in Ely, and we noticed it.
That quiet shift in the air.
So small, but there nonetheless.
The way you can smell September before it arrives.
The way the light falls just a little softer, the breeze carries something new. August is in full swing, but something is on the horizon.
The change of season that you feel deep within you, before you see the changes nature brings.
Marriage is like this too.
The slow, subtle change of two people becoming one.
Not in loud declarations, but in the quiet weaving of lives, like roots of a tree, twining gently together, slowly becoming one mind and one soul.
For Amy and Eddie, we filled The Old Hall with soft, romantic pastels.
Little pops of joy in each bloom.
Our beloved delphiniums stood tall, dancing gently as if they knew something beautiful was about to begin.
The light filtered into the wedding breakfast with that late summer glow, casting everything in a gentle softness.
Laughter drifted all around.
That shift in the air, telling us something magic is on its way.

One Saturday the Manor Barn, quietly tucked into the countryside of Cambridgeshire, bloomed with every shade of summer.A...
05/08/2025

One Saturday the Manor Barn, quietly tucked into the countryside of Cambridgeshire, bloomed with every shade of summer.
A wild, whimsical arch of flowers framing the moment two hearts promised one another forever.
Though the rain gently fell, it only added to the magic.
Glistening petals, soft light, and the kind of atmosphere that made everything feel just a little more sacred.
The kind of day where spirits couldn’t be dampened, not when love was the thread pulling every detail together.
Surrounded by so many dear friends and family, they stood hand in hand, ready to begin the next chapter, with hearts full and eyes bright. A celebration of love in all its beauty.
Soft, joyful, and utterly romantic.

Oh Natalie. One of the most beautiful souls I’ve ever had the joy of meeting.There was something so quietly magical abou...
03/08/2025

Oh Natalie. One of the most beautiful souls I’ve ever had the joy of meeting.
There was something so quietly magical about watching her on her journey to marry her Colin. The way they looked at each other, the constant, gentle touches, the stillness of knowing they’d found their person.
The Granary Barns, in the soft Suffolk countryside, held it all.
The laughter, the tears, the family ties and deep love that felt almost tangible in the room.
Bright blooms matched the joy that seemed to radiate from them. Bold, beautiful, and entirely theirs.
Delicate bud vases with tapered dinner cnaldes, ran the length of the banqueting tables. A gentle cascade of fairy lights over head.
Natalie and Colin have been the couple this season who’ve reminded me why marriage matters.
Why the act of binding two souls together, with an invisible thread that stretches through time, is something to be cherished.
Who knows how many lives we live, but I am certain Natalie has loved Colin in every single one.

For Gemma and Alex, it rained softly as their day began, the kind of rain that makes everything feel like a story, as if...
29/07/2025

For Gemma and Alex, it rained softly as their day began, the kind of rain that makes everything feel like a story, as if Mr Darcy himself might soon appear across the lawns of Longstowe Hall.
The ceremony was held in the serene chapel at St Catherine’s College, Cambridge, full of history, stillness, and love. From there the celebrations moved to the marquee, nestled in Longstowe’s beautifully established gardens.
Inside, we dressed the space with wild, romantic pole twists, bud vases brimming with gentle blush and cream blooms, and flickering taper candles. Pops of peach and hints of coral danced through the flowers. Soft, joyful, and just a little undone, in the loveliest way.
A day that felt like stepping into a quiet English novel, timeless, tender, and full of heart.

A soft summer breeze through the Suffolk countryside, and a celebration nestled within the beautiful barns at The Granar...
28/07/2025

A soft summer breeze through the Suffolk countryside, and a celebration nestled within the beautiful barns at The Granary.
A day painted in blush pinks and coral tones with ruffly peonies, quicksand roses, and the kind of joyful details that made the whole space sing.
Timeless and elegant, it was a day where laughter echoed through old beams, friends raised glasses, and love lingered in every little moment.

Seven weddings in seven days.The busiest, most beautiful blur. The delivery boxes stack as high as the photo editing pil...
23/07/2025

Seven weddings in seven days.
The busiest, most beautiful blur. The delivery boxes stack as high as the photo editing pile, and we haven’t quite worked out where one day ends and another begins.
It’s full on, a little chaotic and at times a little exhausting.
But still, we are always grateful.
Grateful to have flowers in our hands, to work alongside friends we adore, and to play a small part in the magic of your wedding days.
To create something fleeting and beautiful, and to capture it, a chapter in your story, told in petals and light.
These long days of summer will soon slip away, but they leave us with something more. We are changed, gently, by each one, shaped by the stories we are a part of and the flowers we gather.
Finding out who we are, one stem at a time.

An early Saturday in July found us one of the Unique Norfolk venues, Branches Park.A wedding woven into the wild beauty ...
06/07/2025

An early Saturday in July found us one of the Unique Norfolk venues, Branches Park.
A wedding woven into the wild beauty of the Suffolk countryside, where rolling parkland met soft skies, and the hush of trees framed every moment.
Flowers gathered like they’d been there all along in a way that felt both thoughtful and undone.
There was a stillness to the day, a kind of quiet joy. The kind you feel when everything has fallen into place.
A celebration full of grace and ease, at one with nature, and held together by love.
Soft light poured through the floor-to-ceiling windows, filling the barn with a golden, tranquil glow.
Everything felt still, calm, and full of promise.
We worked with a palette of n**e tones, gentle pops of pale pink and warm caramel. Colours that whispered rather than shouted.
A wild, whimsical broken arch framed the ceremony space, growing as if it had always belonged there.
Quicksand roses nestled alongside dancing foxtail lilies, who quietly stole the show.
A day that felt effortless and elegant.
Rooted in beauty, lifted by love.

Endless fenland skies stretched wide above us as we flowered The Old Hall in Ely for the wedding of Hannah and Rory.In t...
29/06/2025

Endless fenland skies stretched wide above us as we flowered The Old Hall in Ely for the wedding of Hannah and Rory.
In the sunken gardens the gentle sway of white and green blooms.
Delphiniums nodding in the breeze, roses resting amongst wax flower and feverfew.
A quiet sort of elegance that felt entirely at home here.
We watched on as the bride, veil lifting just slightly in the wind, moved with a kind of grace that slowed the moment. As she walked towards her darling Rory, time held its breath.
Her eyes found his, and everything else, even the breeze, seemed to still.
A timeless celebration, full of tenderness and the kind of love held only for these moments in between. The end of one chapter and the beginning of the next.

Evenings at Cromwell House arrive gently.
Sunlight dapples through the trees, casting golden lace across the gardens. Th...
17/06/2025

Evenings at Cromwell House arrive gently.
Sunlight dapples through the trees, casting golden lace across the gardens.
The last of the cow parsley sways in the soft hush of a May breeze.
These are the moments in-between.
The last days of a bright Spring that brought us out of the depths of Winter.
She arrives softly.
Always with the promise of more.
Then takes a gracious step back, curtsying as Summer arrives.
Golden and effortless, trailing wildflowers in her wake.
The scent of sweet peas lingers in the air, delicate, familiar, like a memory you forgot you loved.
Cotton dresses brush past tall grasses, silk ribbons catching the last of the light.
There’s laughter somewhere in the distance, and the kind of calm that only the English countryside in late Spring can bring.
As the sun begins to dip, and the air cools just enough, a knitted cardigan finds its way around shoulders, quietly keeping the warmth of the day close, for just a little longer.
This is where we find our peace.



A garden ceremony bathed in the softest sunshine, tucked into the grounds of Lanwades Hall, where the breeze caught the ...
11/06/2025

A garden ceremony bathed in the softest sunshine, tucked into the grounds of Lanwades Hall, where the breeze caught the petals and the air felt slow and full of meaning.
A timeless palette of greens and whites in a beautiful arch that framed the vows, gently echoing the beauty of the setting.
The bride carried a bouquet made by her closest friends. A love letter in stems, hand tied with care. Proof that flowers don’t just decorate a day, they hold it.

It was such a joy to be back at a venue we love, creating in a space that feels like home and working alongside friends who make days like this feel even more special.




Some days, it still stops us in our tracks, the way flowers can tell a story without saying a word.
The way a single ste...
25/05/2025

Some days, it still stops us in our tracks, the way flowers can tell a story without saying a word.
The way a single stem can hold a memory, or a bouquet can feel like the start of something new.
We don’t take it lightly, being asked to flower your most meaningful moments.
Each arrangement is crafted with care, with a little piece of our heart tucked in among the petals.
It’s more than just flowers.
It’s emotion, atmosphere, and intention, all woven together in scent and texture and colour.
And it’s our greatest joy to create it, for you.
This weekend the darling Lou married her Richard from her parish church, just a short walk from home, a place filled with memories, now wrapped in soft petals and cascading sunlight.
Looking like a Bride from Downton wearing vintage with the sweetest blue gingham shoes, her veil blowing gently around her, Lou walked down the aisle surrounded by greens and whites with the gentlest touch of lemon.
Roses, delphiniums, daisies, orlaya, and the fluffiest peonies filled the church with scent and softness, blooms chosen not just for how they looked, but for how they felt.
Surrounded and supported by those who knew and loved them best, the day was heartfelt and full.
Family wove through every part. Vintage handkerchiefs were given to each guest, ready to catch happy tears.
Handwritten name cards sat at each place setting, small details, full of love.
It was the kind of wedding that reminded us, flowers don’t just decorate a space, they hold meaning.
And it was our absolute honour to be part of it.

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