Your South Wales Wedding - July/August 2020 (Issue 74)

Fabulous flower arrangements FRESHLY PICKED “Flowers come in a variety of pastel shades. Look for whites, creams, soft pinks, pale peaches and lilacs.” – Allison from Allison at The Flower Garden. “There are a hung variety of flowers available this time of year. Tulips, calla lilies, hyacinths and lilac will create a romantic garden feel.” – Kayleigh Jones from O’Hara Floral Design. Establish a good relationship with your florist. Be honest about your budget, and they’ll be able to advise and guide you with the most suitable choices. Don’t be afraid to ask questions, after all, it’s not every day you get married. Incorporate flowers from your bouquet throughout the rest of your décor to create a coherent look. For a wow-factor look, hang statement pieces from the ceilings, walls and bannisters. Y our big-day blooms are a great way of incorporating your chosen theme or colour scheme, and they look amazing in those all-important photographs. To help inspire you, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite creations. ideas www.hila rysflowers.co.uk and www.imaginethat.uk.net www.thef lowergarden.org.uk www.carm elteresamccabe.co.uk and www.janl imaflowers.co.uk “Pastel-themed weddings are really popular right now and look lovely all year round.” – Allison Phillips from Allison at The Flower Garden. Think about where you’re going to place your flowers as some blooms don’t like to be in and out of water for any length of time and may end up wilting. Discuss the options with your florist carefully before choosing a style. PASTELS www.oha rafloraldesign.com FLOWERS 49