Shabby chic for Buxted Park Hotel, May 2013

Perfectly subtle shades of pale pink were combined with seasonal ranunculus and a touch of gypsophila for that shabby chic fashionable look. Stunning!

Cowdray Park Ruins, Midhurst, West Sussex

It's so uplifting when stunning flowers such as peonies start coming into season and combining them in such a way to create vintage, natural bouquets.

The bride and groom chose a mixture of tall lily vases and rustic birdcages for the table arrangements. Both complimented each other with the choice of flowers.

First impressions of the marquee, a massive flower ball!

A beautiful cascading garland of garden roses.

Funeral tributes

Muscari is laced over a heart frame with little clusters of delicate flowers.

Recent work

A decorative bridal bouquet made with a fine metallic wire, beading and enhanced with stunning seasonal hellebores.

This stunning bouquet is made in a cone which is layered with stachys leaves. The memory lane rose combines beautifully with the succulents.

A heart shaped tribute, delicate seasonal hellebores, gorgeous!

December work

This elegant, vintage styled wired wedding posy is framed with a collar of 'honesty' seed pods. The finishing touch is a veil of soft organza ribbon.

This is a semi-crescent bouquet, soft vintage roses, 'sweet avalanche' and 'avalanche roses were combined with elegant calla lilies and dendrobium orchids.

Christmas decorations

A stunning parallel arrangement with majestic amaryllis and silver sprayed thistles created a wintry effect. I wound silver twine and fabric around the stems to add further interest.

A wintry hand-tied of white carnations created as a radial design. Simple but effective for a table-piece.

Caged arrangement

12 November 2012

This stunning arrangement is made by creating a  cage of salix, cornus and equisetum into a pyramid form. Inside the cage are entwined calla lilies, tulips and seasonal nerines.

The design would be perfect for an event/wedding wanting something a little bit different and unusual.

Caging can be made in many forms, shapes and sizes, decorative or plain.