A true masterclass in how to make whites and greens feel utterly modern, cool, and completely editorial. This wedding was the perfect proof that a restrained palette can still deliver maximum impact when paired with strong shapes, considered styling, and a contemporary design eye.
From St. Mary’s Church, Saltford through to the iconic Goldney Hall, every moment felt fresh, refined, and effortlessly stylish like stepping straight into a high-end Pinterest board.
Bridal bouquet
The bridal bouquet was all about sculptural simplicity and movement, featuring calla lilies alongside trending structural stems such as amaranthus. Clean, architectural, and unapologetically modern this was a bouquet designed to feel fashion-led rather than traditional, with every stem carefully chosen for shape and presence.
Bridesmaids’ bouquets
The bridesmaids wore sleek black outfits, which made the white and green bouquets feel even more striking. The contrast was bold, minimal, and incredibly chic allowing the florals to really stand out against the monochrome styling.
Buttonholes
The groom wore a crisp white suit, finished with a refined, modern buttonhole that echoed the clean floral direction of the day. Understated yet intentional, it tied the whole aesthetic together seamlessly.
Wedding breakfast
For the wedding breakfast, fruit styling was used as a key design element – adding sculptural texture and a contemporary edge to the tablescape. Paired with clean floral touches, it brought an unexpected, editorial feel that elevated the entire room.
Bar styling
The bar area was a standout moment, featuring a cool, material-based sign with contemporary typography and design-led detailing. Clean lines, modern finishes, and a gallery-like approach made it feel more installation than traditional bar setup.
Clear plinths were used throughout the styling, enhancing that elevated, floating, Pinterest-perfect aesthetic. Every detail felt intentional, minimal, and incredibly high impact.
Venue: St. Mary’s Church, Saltford & @goldneyhall @goldneyevents
Photographer: @joannabrooksphotography
Hair: @bridalhairbyjodie
MUA: @roxiemakeupuk
Florist: @femme_petale
Stylist: @theplanninglounge
Videographer: @kbweddingvideo
Content Creator: @candidmoments_content
Bridal Studio: @wed2b
String Quartet: @thebristolstringquartet
Cake: @alicehawkercakes
DJ: @dj_tonyv
Caterers: @parsnip_mash