Charlotte Davies and Josh Banks contacted us back in the summer of 2019 to arrange time for discussing their wedding flowers. From the start they wanted to go large and have showcase floral arrangements for central focal points. The initial plan was for Coastal Tents to provide a white sail marquee in the late Spring of 2020, but the Covid-19 Pandemic changed everything, including several postponed wedding dates. A new date was agreed for the Summer of 2021 and it only just m

Dana Mulligan & Neil Stevens wedding at Dartington Hall, Saturday, 27th May 2017 Classical style wedding at a medieval venue with neutral toned floral arrangements to enhance the ancient beauty of the Great Hall and the private outside ceremony space. Dana is wearing a fishtail style wedding dress and she's carrying a compact style bridal bouquet of seasonal ivory tonal flowers and light greenery, including roses, campanula, phlox, freesias, astilbe, peonies, vibernum snowbal

Cara & Lee's wedding day ceremony service was held at St Matthew's Church in the beautiful South Devon village of Landscove, Saturday, 11th June 2016. The church was styled with a romantic, woodland theme of natural leafy green foliage, with ivory, blue & lilac tonal flowers. Cara held a gathered, woodland style bridal bouquet of mixed foliage, herbs and seasonal flowers, including clematis, freesias, delphinium, lavender, eryngium, oregano, flowering mint, astrantia, bupleur

It has been almost two years since Blue Geranium was approached by Miss Alice Ash Wilson-Gough & Mr Tarquin Daftari Clarke with regard to discussing ideas for their wedding flowers and on Saturday, 2nd July 2016, that wonderful day finally arived at one of the finest Country houses in Devon if not England, known as Kingston House Estate. Alice hired a dream team to ensure her perfect day ran smooth and according to her wishes. To help Alice achieve her vision, she hired Blue

Have you ever wondered why flowers cost as much as they do, especially flowers for a wedding? I know you do, it's only natural. Here's a step by step account of the process. The knowledge of a Florist, Floral Designer, (whatever you want to call it), is absorbed over years of practice, which in my opinion isn't something a lesson at a Floristry school or NVQ can teach. The skills and craft and thirst for improvement is a labour of love, free, gratis. This knowledge is used to