What a wonderful August day it was for Stephanie and Hugh at Barnbougle Castle. Their selection of blue delphiniums, snowy roses, and luscious greenery complimented the royal blue bridesmaids' dresses beautifully.
Amanda and Steven were married at the brand new venue of Cairns Farm Estate, just outside Edinburgh. Thier luscious selection of flowers set the mood for the whole event; one filled with tears, laughter and lots of celebrating.
Emma and Damien celebrated their marriage on a beautiful spring day at Kirknewton Stables. The vibrant cerise colour palate sent splashes of colour into every corner of the venue and created a stunning central theme for the day.
Bex and Shane were married at the glorious Mansfield Traquair in the heart of Edinburgh. The subtle lilac palate complimented the traditional Scottish flowers chosen by Bex. The venue looked almost as stunning as the couple!
What a romantic wedding! Tanya's bouquet of silver dollar eucalyptus, pink aphrodite roses and white blossoms looked spectacular in the setting of Kirknewton Stables.
Hannah and Terri chose the perfect season for a marriage at Kirknewton Stables. The couple looked stunning, and the cerise rhododendron flowers carpeting the floor introduced a touch of magic!
Carlowrie Castle provided a magical setting for Gemma and Stuart's big day. In shades of blush pink, rich cerises and crisp whites - the flowers complimented the entire venue beautifully.
Rebecca and Daniel held their wedding at the Botanical Gardens in Edinburgh on a glorious September day. The powder-blue shades of the dresses complimented the white colour palate for the flowers and the exquisite foliage of the gardens.
Louise selected a jaw-dropping palate of navy blues, crisp whites and a sprinkle of yellow for her wedding flowers. This rich combination of colours complimented the Kirknewton Stables venue beautifully.
Anna and Iain were married on a glorious May day at Kirknewton Stables. Anna chose a white, blush and peach pink palate of summer flowers which completed both the wedding party and the venue perfectly.
Isla and Andrew didn't let a little rain dampen their wedding day! The choice of whites and foliage complimented the delicate bridesmaids dresses and Isla's stunning dress, creating a traditional Scottish wedding with all of the trimmings.
Carrie and Michael were married at Kirknewton Stables on a crisp November day. Carrie wanted a vibrant autumnal bunch of flowers, and we worked to incorporate both tropical and traditional Scottish varieties seamlessly.
Married at Kirknewton Stables, Ingham wanted a rustic style wedding, with pale flowers and wild greenery. The celebration was beautiful, despite the rain!
Jennifer and Chris chose to marry in West Lothian followed by a reception in Winton House, East Lothain. The flowers that Jennifer chose for the day were classically timeless.
Hawlie and Stuart were married at Kirknewton Parish Church, with a reception at Kirknewton Stables. Hawlie wanted a luscious summer collection of white flowers, with a touch of blush pink.
Luci and Andrew caught a boat to Inchcolm Island for their ceremony - a stunning location in the middle of the Firth of Forth. Luci's flowers were complimentary of the blush pinks of the Bridesmaids dresses - a very fun pink collection!
Carolyn was looking for rustic, blush flowers to compliment her stunning dress, designed herself. This pastel palette complete with succulents was just what she was looking for.
Deborah and Greg were married at Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club on a crisp December morning while restrictions allowed. Deborah chose a beautiful selection of marguerites, thistles, muscari, eustoma, and anemone, complimenting the bridesmaids dresses perfectly.
This romantic couple just couldnt wait any longer to get married. Married at City Chambers in Edinburgh, they opted for velvet red roses, eucalyptus and thistles for a wintery theme.
