Earlier this year, I collaborated with three other florists to transform the front external staircase of the stunning Grade II-listed Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire with a burst of colour. The building itself is magnificent and is a wonderfully luxurious wedding venue, so to flower up this grand staircase was a real honour. Together, the four of us wrapped foliage and florals around two pillars, then cascaded flowers down each side of the steps for an effect that was dramatic and abundant. There were several photographers shooting the day, and these images by Rachel Friend Photography really capture the colour and romance of it all.
A fabulous powder-blue and white dessert table by Rosehill Cake Studio was placed at the top of the stairs and accompanied by an abundant flower meadow. It really gave the wow factor, and the delicate icing work on the main cake was absolutely exquisite. This was then brought inside, where the set-up continued with an elegantly dressed reception table styled by Zaz Events, using the same renaissance-inspired details and blue colour pops. We finished the look with more abundant table meadows along the length of the table, an inspiring idea for couples who want to make an impact with their flowers. Our model couple, Rebecca & Alex, posed next to the dressed table for these beautiful shots by Emily Robinson Photography.
A huge thanks goes to Gemma from Fiore Dorato for organising the collaboration, as well as fellow florists Helen from Taylor Made Blooms and Kelly from Dahlia & Dot. It really was a fantastic day!
Mel x
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