

For the groom, a buttonhole I created a small cluster of white flowers of set with a bloom of brown grass this fluffy addition added visual interest and popped out against his black suit and intricate tattoos. I love buttonholes for this reason, a small floral piece that serves as a nod to tradition while maintaining a touch of individuality and bringing the venue and couple together as one.

Now, let’s talk about the bridal bouquet. A stunning composition of white flowers intertwined with dried elements and beautifully natural brown elements made the white flowers stand out, creating a timeless bouquet yet refreshingly unique.


I hope you loved revisiting this styled shoot, realising that being an alternative wedding couple doesn’t have to mean shunning tradition—it’s about redefining it. By incorporating classic white flowers into this celebration, infused with boho-inspired twists, I love what we created. From the charming simplicity of bud vases to the grandeur of a hanging installation, every aspect of my floral design reflected the couple: adventurous, unconventional, and deeply in love. If you are an alternative couples want art lead modern wedding florals, breaking free from expectations, embracing tradition with a twist, get in touch today for a floral wedding consultation.

Videography: @russellkentnicholls
Venue: @ourbeautifulglasshouse
Design & Styling: @dandelioncelebrations
Floral Design: @femme_petale
Furniture & Props: @thelittleweddingwarehouse
Stationery, Signage & Baubles: @bewilderly
Textiles, Napkins & Ribbons: @miasylviaa
Candles: @smithandthemagpie
Natural Petal Confetti: @pretty_petals_everywhere
Cake Designer: @meeramakes_weddingcakes
Hair & Make up: @stormemakeupartistHair
Accessories & Jewellry: @thelucky6penceBridal
Dresses: from @victorialoubridal @marquisebridal & @janehillbridal
Suit: @menswearr_suits
Models: @sav_wantie & @josh_wantie
On the day assistant: @infusionweddings
