Church Wedding Flowers

Hello!

I want to dive straight into Church weddings this week and how we can decorate them with gorgeous flowers and ensure your reception also look suitably adorned

Planning a wedding is a whirlwind of excitement, and when it comes to making your big day bloom with beauty, I've got you covered. One common question I often get from couples is how to seamlessly transition floral decor from the church to the reception. Well, fret not! Let's dive into some floral inspiration and tips that will leave your guests swooning.

Starting with the End in Mind

Ever thought about working backward when planning your wedding flowers? It's a game-changer! We chat about your dream reception, and then we sprinkle that floral magic into your ceremony. Not only does this stretch your flower budget, but it's also a sustainable approach—talk about a win-win!

A Statement Arch for the Win

Picture this: a stunning arch framing the entrance of the church, creating a dreamy atmosphere for your "I dos." It's not just about aesthetics; it's a quintessentially British touch that'll make for some magical confetti shots post-nuptials (pending church rules, of course!).

Meadows and Urns: Inside and Out

Meadows are the unsung heroes of aisle decor. Whether gracefully running down the aisle or adorning church windowsills, they bring the outdoors in, especially when bathed in the soft glow of stained glass. And the best part? They effortlessly transition to the reception, adding a touch of romance to your top table.

Now, let's talk floral urns—opulent, abundant, and oh-so-stunning. Their stone material complements the charm of older churches perfectly. Picture them on plinths, framing you as you exchange vows. Then, like floral chameleons, they shift to your reception, ready to dazzle.

Church Considerations

Quick heads up for church weddings: some might ask for a floral piece as a donation. No worries, I've got your back, and I'm always happy to chat with flower committees to ensure everyone's on the same page.

Have questions or want to dive deeper into your dream wedding flowers? I'm here for you, so don't hesitate to reach out.

Cheers to your blooming love story!

Jemma xoxo