Earlier this season, I had the pleasure of creating wedding flowers in the stunning Kin House, a hidden gem nestled in the Wiltshire countryside. Kin House is an elegant Georgian manor, known for its stylish décor and captivating surroundings. With its breathtaking gardens and exquisitely restored interiors, this venue is perfect for couples seeking a balance of tradition and contemporary flair. The decor of Kin House blends timeless elegance with modern touches, making it an ideal backdrop for creating unforgettable wedding moments.
BRIDAL BOUQUET
Clair’s bridal bouquet took my signature bright pastel wedding flower palette to a whole new level, igniting my passion for locally grown British blooms! Featuring some of my favourite signature flowers, I interwove layers of textured stems sourced from local growers. The bouquet was a visual delight, revealing something new with every glance. It perfectly complemented Clair’s classic wedding dress, enhanced by modern flourishes such as a detailed hem and corset. The bouquet was the perfect seasonally romantic touch for such a special day.
BUTTONHOLE
For Charlie’s buttonhole, I combined delicate, light pink stems with colourful, textured British flowers to tie it beautifully to Clair’s bouquet. The buttonhole was the perfect match for Charlie’s light green suit, creating a cohesive pastel look. The combination not only reflected the floral language of the day but also harmonised seamlessly with the décor at Kin House.
CEREMONY
In Kin House’s exquisite Garden Room, we transformed the ceremony space into a floral haven. For the aisle, we designed floral ends filled with pastel beauties, bringing together the best of the wedding palette. These delicate arrangements illuminated the aisle, transforming the space from natural garden beauty into Clair and Charlie’s personal floral paradise.
BRIDESMAIDS
Clair’s bridesmaids, dressed in soft hues of yellow, blue, pink, and peach, carried smaller versions of Clair’s bouquet. Each bouquet included show-stopping coral peonies—always a crowd favourite—which made a bold statement and tied the bridal party’s look together beautifully.
WEDDING BREAKFAST
For the wedding breakfast, I dressed the long banquet tables with a combination of floral bowls and Ikebana-inspired designs. This mix-and-match approach added visual interest without overcrowding the tables, allowing for maximum impact. The floral arrangements paired beautifully with the couple’s colourful and contemporary wedding stationery, creating the perfect balance of fun, personality, and sophistication.
If you’re planning a spring wedding and love the idea of pastel flowers at Kin House, Wiltshire, get in touch! You can also see more of our Kin House weddings here and here. Whether you’re after a whimsical touch or a timeless elegance, I’d love to help transform your wedding day into a once-in-a-lifetime magical experience. Contact me now to discuss how we can make your dream wedding flowers at Kin House a reality.
Florist: @Femme_Petale
Photographers: @wearethe_jamess