Hello…I hope you’re well! Late on Monday, I returned from some time off in the Lake District, fell walking with our family. Whenever I go away, even though it can sometimes be a little bit of a challenge, I always try to have a complete digital detox…and I managed to resist delving into my emails until I got back. Many apologies if you’re waiting for a reply, but I’ll be doing my best to get back to you this week.
On to today and this week’s Wedding Wednesday blog post. I’m delighted to feature Buckinghamshire based florists Sorcha Herbert and Charlotte Isles of Herbert & Isles and their stand at A Most Curious Wedding Fair.
It was wonderful to meet Sorcha and Charlotte, who are pictured below. And I loved the predominantly white and yellow colour palette plus their choice of blooms for the wedding flower designs on their stand. Roses, ranunculus, eremurus, craspedia, stocks, antirrhinums and tulips were beautifully combined with green bell and guelder rose. And just how cute are the spring bulbs potted up in glass jars?
Hello…I hope you’re well! Late on Monday, I returned from some time off in the Lake District, fell walking with our family. Whenever I go away, even though it can sometimes be a little bit of a challenge, I always try to have a complete digital detox…and I managed to resist delving into my emails until I got back. Many apologies if you’re waiting for a reply, but I’ll be doing my best to get back to you this week.
On to today and this week’s Wedding Wednesday blog post. I’m delighted to feature Buckinghamshire based florists Sorcha Herbert and Charlotte Isles of Herbert & Isles and their stand at A Most Curious Wedding Fair.
It was wonderful to meet Sorcha and Charlotte, who are pictured below. And I loved the predominantly white and yellow colour palette plus their choice of blooms for the wedding flower designs on their stand. Roses, ranunculus, eremurus, craspedia, stocks, antirrhinums and tulips were beautifully combined with green bell and guelder rose. And just how cute are the spring bulbs potted up in glass.
