Wedding Flowers Archives - Margot's Wedding

Styled Shoot – Edgy, Intimate, Sustainable

November 18, 2020 | Barn Wedding, Bridal Inspiration, Creative Styling, Eco Wedding, Small wedding, Styled bridal shoot, Sussex Wedding, Wedding Decor, Wedding Flowers

Earlier this year Jude (stylist and venue owner of Wickerwood Farm) and Anna (floral designer from Tales from Apple Tree House) hatched a plan for an inspirational bridal shoot. They wanted to focus on intimate weddings (sign of the times) with an emphasis on sustainability, a subject close to both their hearts. The concept of the shoot was to depict the ever-changing seasons using dried flowers from Anna’s East Sussex cutting garden, as well as Jude’s interpretation of ‘festive luxe’. It shows how a smaller, intimate venue can be cleverly used to create a mood using natural, organic materials. The…

Styled Bridal Shoot at The Winding House, Kent

June 10, 2020 | Bridal Inspiration, Creative Styling, Kent Wedding, Photography, Styled bridal shoot, Styling, Wedding Decor, Wedding fashion, Wedding Flowers, Wedding Styling, Wedding Venue

Kent-based wedding planner Natasha Spencer curated this simple, elegant bridal shoot at The Winding House. Over to Natasha to explain her inspiration behind the cool collaboration… “I’ve spent a lot of time swooning over beautiful, minimal wedding styling lately and wanted to create my own shoot.” “The minimal, industrial-style colours I took inspiration from are natural, crisp, clean and simple.” “I softened the minimal colours using neutral tones and copper.” “I wanted to keep everything paired back whilst exuding luxury, warmth and style.” Planning and Styling – www.natasha-spencer.co.uk Photography – samieleephotography.com Venue – www.thewindinghouseweddings.com Dresses – www.harpersmithbridal.co.uk Hair and Make Up…

Getting to know… Velvet Broon Flowers

April 14, 2020 | Wedding Florist, Wedding Flowers

We recently welcomed Velvet Broon Flowers to our online directory. We love Lesley’s down-to-earth, yet luxurious style and we wanted to get to know her a little better! Q. How would you describe your floristry style? A. I would describe my style as colourful, romantic, garden-style florals. Q. How long have you been doing floristry? What’s your background? A. My career in flowers started after I graduated form art school in Aberdeen in 1997. As a shop florist I learned everything from washing buckets, sweeping floors to creating and delivering bouquets and arrangements. I then moved to Texas in 1999…

Q&A with Phoebe Mulrooney of PHOHM

November 1, 2019 | Creative Styling, Styling, Sussex Wedding, Wedding Flowers

PHOHM is about creating moments of joy in real spaces. Phoebe Mulrooney creates unique and vibrant installations using artificial flowers and foliage… Q. In what way are your installations used at weddings? A. All the works are bespoke. I design and create installations to reflect each couple’s personal taste. My arrangements are versatile; the arches are a perfect setting to get married under, they are also used as a unique photo area or can be used as an entrance or walkway. My flower and foliage walls are ideal backdrops for photos at the reception. I can also create any kind…

Q&A with Petra of Sussex Florals

October 4, 2019 | Wedding Flowers

Next Sunday (13th) we’re hosting Margot’s Wedding Fair at The Worthing Dome. If you’re coming along you’ll be able to meet Petra from Sussex Florals and view her blooms. Here we get to know Petra a little better with a Q&A. Q. What’s your background and how did you get into flowers? A. I used to have a business importing and designing wrought iron furniture. We had a garden furniture range, which brought me to the Chelsea Flower Show where we used to exhibit every spring. I remember the first time I stepped into the Great Pavilion I was just…

Supplier Spotlight – Hedge Rose Florist

August 2, 2019 | DIY, Marriage, real wedding, Sussex Wedding, Wedding Flowers, West Sussex Wedding

Today we’re pleased to feature new Chichester-based florist Hedge Rose. They’ve just joined our online directory and we’ve visited their gorgeous new shop in Chichester. So, what happens when a florist gets married? We find out about the flowers owner Meg chose for her own wedding at Bignor Park… “I only decided on my flowers three weeks before the wedding” explains Meg “as a florist, flowers were such an important part of my day and after seeing so many wedding flowers, and so many different ideas over the last fifteen years, I just couldn’t decide!” Meg’s chosen colour scheme was pale…

Our Outdoor Wedding Fair & Live Styled Shoot

July 24, 2019 | Creative Styling, Festival-style wedding, Hampshire Wedding, Outdoor wedding, Photography, Prop hire, Styled bridal shoot, Styling, Wedding Fair, Wedding Flowers, Wedding Venue

Hola! Our outdoor wedding fair with Kissing Gate Events is done and dusted… and it didn’t rain, hurrah! I’ve spent the last two days in paddling pools with my son trying not to melt. He’s gone back to nursery today so I can finally catch up with myself and conduct a full event de-brief. The fair (Margot’s Outdoor Extravaganza) was a collaborative project between Margot’s Wedding and Kissing Gate Events. An opportunity to showcase everything Kissing Gate has to offer; beautiful land venues, traditional pole marquee, bell tents, delicious food, horse box bar and horse box toilets. My job was…

COMPETITION – WIN Free Entry to Margot’s Outdoor Extravaganza!!

July 3, 2019 | Competition, Creative Styling, Hampshire Wedding, Prop hire, Styled bridal shoot, Wedding Fair, Wedding Flowers, Wedding Venue, Workshops

Hey hey hey! It’s flippin’ July already! Which means Margot’s Outdoor Extravaganza is happening in less than three weeks (gulp)… The event is being held on Sunday 21st July at Thornton Woods in Titchfield, Hampshire – a very special secluded spot that’s available to hire for weddings via Kissing Gate Events. I was there on Saturday to help out at a wedding (which will soon feature on the blog). I’d been to the site a couple of times but it made all the difference seeing it in all its glory. The tables were set, the bar was open, the Pimms…

Foraged Flowers and Local Feasts…

June 7, 2019 | Eco Wedding, Ethical Wedding, Foraged Wedding Flowers, Wedding, Wedding Flowers, Wedding Food

Weddings are large, expensive events so it’s a great idea to be mindful when it comes to minimising your carbon footprint. Today, Becky from The Garden Chef tells us about a recent shoot she collaborated on with some local florists. Over to Becky… A big part of our ethos is to have great respect for the food we create; how we create it and what we create it from. One of our concerns is the cost and waste related to weddings so we wanted to look at ideas to minimise this. We wanted the shoot to be eco-friendly and sustainable….

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