It was always a little bit touch and go, but mother nature delivered Carly’s dream blooms the divine peony just in time for her November 1st wedding date, and in unison with David Austin roses, lisianthus and freesias, the beautiful peony was the star bloom of the day!

These beautiful images were taken by Karen Buckle Photography

Sophie carried a bouquet of white ranunculus, double tulips, freesia’s and a soft feature of Emmanuelle roses. Our large fishbowl floral arrangements framed the couple as they exchanged their vows by the beach, with additional styling and décor provided by CL Weddings and Events.

The blue colour palette followed through to the floral styling in the restaurant and with a line of five glass vessels running along each table floral blooms featured including ranunculas, double tulips, freesias and a pop of lovely blue delphinium and hyacinth.

Thank you to Calli B Photography for supplying the images!

This featured wedding was a favourite of ours, Nikki was such a delight and as you can see in these beautiful images captured by Karen Buckle Photography, her floral styling featured white lush blooms with green accents , the perfect contrast against black bridesmaids gowns, and a chic contemporary concept for that stylish beach wedding!

Nikki chose Sails Restaurant to celebrate with family and friends.

It was such a delight to create this floral concept and work closely with Jane who had a real love of flowers and wanted them to be an integral part of her wedding day.

This stunning event was held on a private property in Cooroy, and was co-ordinated and planned by Weddings of Noosa.

Photography by Calli B Photography.

Enjoy!

The crisp colour palette of white, ivory and green accents accentuated the edgy contemporary styling for their day.

Photography by Jennifer Oliphant Photography

Lovely pops of colour in unison with interesting textures and eclectic floral blooms placed in vintage jars and coloured glass, divine!

images by Calli B Photography

The couple chose to celebrate their ceremony at Noosa, and then hosted a stunning sit down reception at a glamorous property in Cooroy. Incorporating lush flowers such as peonies, hydrangea, baby’s breath, David Austin roses, stephanotis and lily of the valley, it was one of our favourite floral concepts last year!

With such a focus on the very important components, such as décor styling, flowers, and all the pretty little table details, it was a joy to be a part of this very special event. Planned and co-ordinated by Kim Eibrink Jansen director Weddings of Noosa, this beautiful celebration of love was a joy to be involved in and we had such fun creating the vintage coastal floral concept.

We particularly love this private venue and the reception layout that allowed us to feature eclectic mis-matched jars of blooms that were placed around the celebratory food and wine for guests to enjoy.

This beautiful wedding was photographed by Calli B Photography.

Jayne carried a bouquet of Spring blooms that showcased levels of white and pink and featured slightly different textures and bloom head sizes. The design including pale pink dahlias, white ranunculas, white double tulips, white lisianthus, and also a soft feature of pink pepper corn berry and green berry throughout design the bouquet was wrapped with soft hessian and twine.

Jayne’s four bridesmaids carried similar blooms although a level of intense pink was introduced which  introduced a nice pop of colour.

The reception was styled with tall cylinder vases each containing a posy of fluffy baby’s breath and twisted willow that directed the floral design to the roof line. Continuing the natural rustic theme, the vases were accesorised with a natural hessian and a cute sweet bow!

Photography and images by Calli B Photography

Abbey carried an elegant bouquet of white ranunculus, pale pink hyacinth and lisianthus, freesias and white double tulips.

The ceremony featured an introduction of stronger pinks, lavenders and mauve blooms, including parrot tulips, David Austin roses, flowering fillers and berries. The ceremony also featured hanging jars which were a very sweet floral addition to the pavilion.

The reception featured a beautiful collection of antique crystal vases and beautiful pastel blooms.

Images by Ben Clark Photography

This relaxed posy bouquet featuring soft pink and white David Austin roses, pastel blue and purple hydrangea and a touch of soft pink peony rose blooms which were the very first of the season! This combination of colour also complemented the bridesmaids gowns perfectly. These bouquets were a favourite of ours for the month.

A big thank you to Artography for the images!!

The reception tables were styled with a classic silver candelabra, a wreath of creamy lemon lisianthus and champagne pink lisianthus acheived a glamorous look.