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Red Floral Architecture
12.02.2020

Green and White Red Floral Architecture Wedding Flowers at Iscoyd Park

Written by Lorna Shaw
Photography by Jo Hastings Photography

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Venue:

 Iscoyd Park | 

Wedding Dress:

 Pronovias - Estima  | 

Bridal Boutique:

 Maria Modes Bridal | 

Grooms Suit:

 Peter Posh | 

Hairpiece/Veil:

 Pronovias | 

Bridal Shoes:

 Paradox London | 

Wedding Cake:

 Amerton Cakes  | 

Wedding Flowers:

 Red Floral Architecture | 

Hair Stylist:

 Vicky M (Victoria Millington) | 

Makeup Artist:

 Maxine Smith | 

Wedding Stationery:

 Knock Knock Penny Studio | 

String quartet:

 Nero String Quartet | 

Band:

 Bands For Hire | 

Frame for Neon Sign:

 The Word is Love | 

Gift List:

 Prezola | 

Favours:

 Sweet Charity cookies | 

Cheese Tower:

 The Cheese Yard | 

Flower Girl Dresses:

 Roco Clothing | 

Bridal Alterations:

 Boutique Alterations

What Made Our Day Unique

Unfortunately, Nath's father passed away unexpectedly the year before our wedding – so I felt it was important to still have him be a part of our day however I could. I had our stationer make a sign dedicated to him and placed it in a frame on the front row of seats next to the groomsmen, where I knew Nath would have wanted him to be. Nath's step mum, Claire, also lent me the diamond earrings which she had worn at their 10-year renewal of vows and their daughter Emma was my flower girl – so it all felt very poignant.

Inspiration & Styling

The vibe of our wedding was very much classic and sophisticated styling but with a bit of a wow factor - from our flowers. I stuck to a colour scheme of ivory, greens and gold throughout. I'm very much about neutrals and doing basics well with my style and in our home generally, so this was just a progression of that really.

Favourite Moment Of The Day

Our favourite moment of the day was probably when everyone gathered together to watch us cut the cake. The master of ceremonies turned away from us and announced it and so we went for it and cut through - only for him to then start counting down from 3 to 1 – we had to quickly drag the knife back out and pretend to cut the cake again. We found it hilarious and there are some great photos of the moment.

Written by

Lorna Shaw