Cecilia and Paul were married at Maleny Manor on August 30^th 2009. Cecilia, from the United Kingdom married her Australian sweetheart in an English country-side styled ceremony under the magnificent old Ash tree in the grounds of Maleny Manor. Cecilia has a love for vibrant floral designs and we incorporated punchy tones of burnt orange, coral, raspberry and hot pink into the colour palette for her designs.

Cecilia held a stunning, fully wired trailing design of calla lilies, roses, tulips, Asiatic lilies and a touch of flowering Andromeda, pepper berry and trailing ivy. She also wore an elaborate floral headpiece to accessorise her look.

The bridesmaids wore coral gowns and held natural stemmed posy bouquets incorporating all of the bright bridal bouquet flowers – this looked divine against their dresses.

The little Flower Girl wore a sweet halo of raspberry pink miniature roses and pepper berry.

Cecilia and Paul had a bright, sunny Australian wedding day with sentimental touches reminiscent of her English heritage.

The reception was a vivid combination of the two focal tones of hot pink and orange, each table featuring unstructured floral designs cascading out of simple glass vases creating a visual showcase of spring colour which was enhanced by the sweet smelling aroma of Stock and Freesias.

Their amazing croquenbouche was decorated with miniature roses in hot pink and a skirt of coral roses at the base of the gorgeous display.

Photography by TWK Studio

Why we love this wedding …

Terrianne – elaborate colour palettes combined with stunning seasonal blooms created a visual showcase and was a wonderful example of using colour to enhance your wedding day.

Louise – We work with a lot of white, cream & ivory toned flowers so it was quite refreshing to create these bright, colourful floral designs.