Well here it is.......! Merry Xmas! really loved doing these letters for the dining room at Watergate Bay....thinking that they could be very cool at weddings too....

Hello. I really love the last blaze of colour that Autumn brings and love all the berries/pumpkins/squashes at this time of year.South African flowers and foliages which are in spring now look just right for seaside textures and autumn shades.Hope these warm you all up!gx

Celebrating my friends Lottie and Ollys wedding in a tipi by the sea...we used succulent plants and all the best autumn ingredients to keep us glowing happily.

This really made me smile-its so well put together! I made Lamornas bouquets and buttonholes this summer-its nice to be reminded of sunshine and blue skies!

Its all been about super relaxed just picked from the garden bouquets recently- I've really enjoyed making these...They don't have a set pattern and are more a collection of textures and shapes, foliage plays an important part in keeping them loose feeling and garden... and even the occasional plant tucked in!

Totally nutty in love with Dahlias at this time of year. They look great mixed with other flowers as they have such great shapes to add texture but also they look very cool all mixed together-there are lots of different colours and varieties. My husband always brings me these flowers and they always make me smile!

Hello! Its been a while--- super busy flowering! Heres a lovely little wedding at the Rosevine early this summer very loose and natural with hot pinks and limes...to zing it up!

A flawlessly blue sky for this wedding in a marquee looking over this stunning view at Watergate Bay. Super beautiful Agapanthus came over on a boat from the Scilly Isles the day before and looked great with the blue Hydrangea and Sweet Avalanche Roses.

Thinking of going tall?Heres a little inspiration from arrangements i have done in the last few years.

Vicky sent me these great shots of her wedding flowers at The Scarlet....loved those silvers and lilacs...

This wedding at Trerife House was The Best Of the English Summer Flowers! Loads of locally grown sweet peas and stocks made the marquee smell divine. They looked just right arranged in a relaxed way in the brides teapots and teacups...

What a very happy scene in a marquee looking over the beach at Boobies Bay!- The flowers were very simple-White and Blue Hydrangea plants wrapped in paper and pots of mixed Hydrangea and local Agapanthus...Sylvie the bride did an amazing job with the rest of the decor-check out the knitted bunting!