Guest Table options for Weddings in 2026/27

Let’s set the scene: you’re a newly engaged couple, over the moon to finally start planning the biggest day of your lives and decide to google different flower centrepiece ideas for your guest tables. Hundreds, and thousands, of blurry, dated images appear in an overwhelming quarry of possibilities and you’re suddenly left feeling a tad overwhelmed. Well fear not, because here at Stock Florist we have a portfolio only brides and grooms would dream of; a selection of past examples from previous weddings and events that scream elegance, timelessness and unique beauty that would knock the socks off any guest or family member.

Here are some options to consider, with any colour scheme a possibility – ranging from the most budget friendly to the most luxurious.

Bud Vase Floral Centrepieces

Starting with the type of floral centrepiece that you can always count on: The Bud Vase. They really are a reliable little centrepiece, a sweet and subtle way of adding in some florals to the guest tables while keeping costs low. On average, a bud vase will set you back around £12.00 per vase, so it’s a fabulous floral centrepiece to choose compared to a larger scale arrangement that will cost significantly more. As you can see from the images from our previous weddings, you could have 1 or 2 dotted along the tables with candles or loose petals or choose a fuller look that would line the whole table. A set of 3 bud vases in mixed heights is a lovely option (and a bonus that it happens to be one of our favourite guest table options that our team loves at Stock Florist!) with candles mixed in is a classic and understated choice for a floral centrepieces.

A Small Vase Floral Centrepieces

The next step up from a Bud Vase would be one Small Vase as a singular focal floral centrepiece. Typically, these start from around £40.00 depending on the blooms used in the wedding, so again is a really great option for those couples looking to be more budget friendly. Furthermore, to save even more on the pennies: reuse your bridesmaids bouquets after the ceremony and have you wedding coordinator repurpose them for your guest tables! You would just need to hire the vases. You may not have enough for all the guest tables in which we would be able to top up the remaining amount needed or simply pick and mix with another design as mixing up your guest tables is a fun way to add in some texture and interest into your wedding breakfast room.

If you want to avoid the fuss of rounding up bridesmaids’ bouquets however, these small vase floral centrepieces do work a treat and if you were to provide your own vases, also make for a great gift to family members of guests once the night is over.

Table Meadow Floral Centrepieces

Moving on, here we have a Table Meadow floral centrepiece. Perfect for couples looking to have a natural, “country garden” wedding theme, these floral centrepieces on average have a starting price of £70.00 depending on the blooms used for the wedding and the size of the meadows themselves. Whether you are going for a slightly more unstructured vibe or like the white and green example above, slightly more refined, a Table Meadow is a stunning option if you have a mid-range budget. Looking to get more out of your arrangements and your budget? Having slightly bigger meadows can look fabulous placed along the aisle and then be repurposed for your guest tables too. So, one lot of arrangements will get you twice the wow factor!

Low bowls or Punchbowls Floral Centrepieces

A low bowl or punchbowl floral centrepiece is similar to the Table Meadow, except you would hire the prop instead of the arrangement being sat directly on the guest table itself. They work perfectly alongside any other style of floral centrepiece if you wanted to mix and match, which we always love to suggest to couples especially if you have a 50/50 split between tall and short arrangements. The low bowl or punchbowl floral centrepiece is an endlessly chic option and suits so many types of weddings and venues too. Our examples above feature a monochromatic, entirely flowered low bowl compared to a rustic, heavily foliaged punchbowl so no matter your wedding style, these floral centrepieces are a guaranteed win. Depending on the flowers chosen for your wedding and the size of the prop, typically these floral centrepieces will start from around £110.00 per piece however there are lots of ways to scale up or down on this arrangement. Definitely a crowd pleaser!

Tall Squared Stand Floral Centrepieces

For the most impact, opting for a tall floral centrepiece will create a full and lush wedding breakfast. These type of arrangements do tend to be the most expensive type of guest table floral centrepiece as you will need lots of stems to create a visually pleasing display, typically starting from £160.00 per guest table depending on the type of blooms you have in your wedding.

Tall floral centrepiece are a fabulous choice if your budget allows for it as you can have these start in your ceremony, lining the aisle or have them either side of your Registrar’s table and then the venue staff can move them over to the guest tables, making the most out of your arrangements that day.

Tall Glass Vase Floral Centre

Like the geometric stands above, these tall glass floral centrepieces are basically the same in terms of make up for the florist, however the practical use of them are slightly more limited. We would recommend that if being used down the aisle for example, you would also hire a pedestal to sit the tall glass floral centrepieces on as they are not as sturdy as the props above. Still a stunning option and endlessly timeless, suiting all wedding themes!

Speak to our team to discuss your wedding flowers.

How to get the most out of your budget – Part 1

The Smart Spending Series, £1000.00 budget

It can be really hard to know where to start when planning your budget for your wedding day. Pinterest and Instagram are fabulous tools for research and inspiration, however sometimes it can give an unrealistic window into the wedding industry, especially when it comes to choosing what you actually need and can prioritise vs what would be lovely if your budget allowed for it but would most likely take you over your spending cap.

Here at Stock Florist, we pride ourselves on working with your budget to provide a personalised and fully itemised, bespoke quote after your first Consultation with us, as well as a visual moodboard and digital mock-ups to give you an insight to how your wedding day might look.

So, before you join us at one of our beautiful shops in either the quaint village of Stock or the bustling Bishop’s Stortford, consider reading Part 1 of our Smart Spending Series: How we would spend £1000.00 on wedding florals!

The Wedding Party

First things first, choosing your bridal bouquet! Arguably the most important arrangement of the whole day, this bouquet will be by your side throughout most of your wedding: from the moment your florist delivers it to you, to the getting ready photos, walking down the aisle, celebrating becoming husband and wife all the way to the wedding breakfast; your bridal bouquet is the most important bouquet you will ever hold.

Choosing your bridal bouquet should be the most fun part of the consultation as everything centres around that. It should reflect you and your personality: whether that’s classic and chic or fun and bold, no two bridal bouquets are the same. On average, a bridal bouquet ranges from £120.00 - £200.00 depending on the desired look.

Then come your bridesmaids, usually smaller versions of your bouquet that come in typically half the price of your bridal bouquet. For the sake of this example, let’s say you have three bridesmaids and one flower girl, along with five matching buttonholes for the groom and his groomsmen and two corsages for mums – that’s half your £1000.00 budget spent. We would recommend spending this much on your wedding party simply due to the fact that these floral arrangements will be in every photo you will have to look back on! So definitely worth spending a decent amount so you don’t have any post wedding day regret.

The Ceremony and Wedding Breakfast

After spending on average half your £1000.00 budget on your wedding party, it now leaves you with around £400.00 - £600.00 to spend decorating your venue. Focus on arrangements that you can get the most out of on the wedding day, arrangements that can start in one place of the venue and then be moved by ourselves or the wedding venue staff to a second location, thus making the most of your £1000.00 budget.

A popular arrangement would be a Long and Low arrangement. This is as stated in the name: long and low, starting on your ceremony table and then moved to adorn your top table (although some couples choose to have slightly different arrangements such as bud vases or meadows, so this is not the only option, best to discuss this further with your designated florist during your consultation). Long and Low arrangements tend to cost between £160.00 to £200.00 roughly so it’s important that you utilise this display as much as possible, it will frame you both beautifully so would be a crime not to.

Aisle Arrangements Repurposed for Guest Tables

Depending on how many guest tables you have will depend on what kind of guest table centrepieces that you can have.

A good way to get the most out of your wedding florals and actually look after them for the day so that they stay looking as lovely as they do when delivered is to hire vases for your guest tables that your bridesmaids and bridal bouquet can be placed into. Whether you choose to decorate your guest tables with them or not, we would recommend having vases on standby anyway! They could decorate cocktail tables, the bar, gift and cards table, the possibilities are endless.

But if you do happen to have over 5-6 tables, then repurposing the bouquets is a fab and budget optimising option.

Look to our latest blog: Guest Table Options for Weddings in 2026/27 Blog for ideas on the rest of your guest tables. However, we would recommend perhaps 5-6 tables of three mixed bud vases and candles per table, coming in at a budget friendly price of £45.00 - £75.00 including hire, that could be dotted along the aisle or around the room holding the ceremony. For this budget, it really is about optimising all your wedding florals and showing them off as much as possible!

Dreamy Black-tie Wedding at Baddow Park House

About Baddow Park House

Nestled in the glorious Essex countryside, just a short drive from London, lies Baddow Park House. A stunning private wedding venue ideal for your special day. This historic wedding venue, located in the heart of Essex, combines timeless elegance along with modern comforts, therefore making it the perfect venue for couples seeking a blend of tradition and luxury.

Lucy & Ronnie's Black-tie Wedding

Lucy and Ronnie wanted a classic black-tie wedding, with an abundance of romance, candles and a sea of white flower heaven. Harriette, Manager at Stock Florist, was the lead on this wedding and she loved seeing their journey from start to finish. Like most black-tie weddings, the vibe was sleek and classic, which we achieved by using the monochromatic colour scheme through the all-white wedding flowers.

Lucy’s Bridal Bouquet & Bridal Party

Lucy’s bridal bouquet was a traditional, classic and romantic shower bouquet made from a mix of phalaenopsis orchids, hydrangeas, roses, spray roses, gypsophila, Lisianthus that was softened by Soft Ruscus and eucalyptus. Her dress was simply stunning, as was the bride of course, so naturally Harriette crafted a bouquet that had to live up to Lucy’s dream bridal bouquet. Lucy’s reaction to seeing her bouquet on the morning of the wedding was what every florist hopes for: tears of joy and love for her bouquet! This was Harriette’s favourite part of the day, getting to see the bride in the morning before that all important walk down the aisle.

white and green wedding bouquet against a white wedding dress

If you’re wanting a traditional and timeless bouquet, that not only suits black-tie weddings but every style of wedding, then you can’t go wrong with a bouquet such as this.

And if you look close enough, you may just be able to spot the one red rose at the top of the bouquet. Lucy wanted to include the one red Naomi rose as Ronnie would come home with one red rose just for her, so it was a really special little nod to that tradition of theirs.

Mint green bridesmaid dresses and bride outside Baddow Park House holding wedding bouquets from Stock Florist

For her bridesmaids and flower girls, we made beautiful all-round posies that included gypsophila and white Playa Blanca roses. These bridesmaid bouquets looked fabulous against their mint embellished bridesmaids’ bouquets as the gypsophila mimicked all the detailing in the bodices.

By having a different style of bridesmaid bouquet bouquet to the bridal, it allows for the bridal bouquet to stand out against them. Gypsophila is also the most budget friendly option so with the addition of the roses, it’s a sleek and simple but effective design, especially for a black-tie wedding theme.

The eldest flower girl held a similar, slightly smaller bouquet to the adult bridesmaid and the two younger flower girls had white petal confetti in wicker baskets to scatter down the aisle. Gypsophila flower crowns decorated all their hair, a lovely way to style little girls’ hair as they are so lightweight!

The buttonholes were a mix of white Lisianthus and gypsophila, a great option as they last well out of water throughout the whole day.

The ceremony at St Andrew’s Church and Wedding Breakfast at Baddow Park House

We arrived at the beautiful St Andrew’s Church to decorate the magnificent, flower heavy arch. It created the perfect first impression for their black-tie wedding, a sleek and classic but endlessly beautiful, all-white archway that the team made at the church and then transported back to Baddow Park House after the ceremony. The scent and visual impact as guests entered the church from the flowers was a perfect way to start the celebrations for their black-tie wedding! Inside at Baddow Park, we decorated the staircase banister with matching, all-white flowers and candles at the base of the steps that had sprinkled petals around. Totally gorgeous and made Lucy’s first look with her family in the main reception room that more special. The photo opportunities by decorating the banister are a great spot in any venue, but especially at Baddow Park House. As you can see, the photo shot at Lucy and Ronnie’s black-tie wedding is simply swoon-worthy and made for the most magical moment not only for the bride and groom, but for all the guests and family entering the venue.

Upon entering The Orangery at Baddow Park House, Lucy and Ronnie were truly over the moon with what we had achieved. Harriette said all the months of planning and hard work behind the scenes was made worth it just to see them look so overjoyed! We think you will agree that no expense or detail was spared to create such a dreamy, white heaven for this sleek and class black-tie wedding!

Flower arch at the reception of baddow park White and green floral display against glass wall panel

The banquet tables were bedecked in a foliage and white flower runner, with twinkly tapered candles that ran down to show stopping floor meadows at the ends of the tables. The scattered petals and church candles were the same design as the staircase which was a lovely touch to keep the consistency of the floral arrangements throughout the wedding day. Behind the top table, which had a fuller and lusher version of the guest table runners and candles, stood a heavily floral hoop with a LED sign displaying the couple’s married name. This was so much fun to decorate and just brought the whole room together, making the perfect backdrop for the perfect couple!

A Fairytale Wedding: blooms, romance and total goals for 2026/27 weddings

A romantic, fairytale wedding hosted in the couple’s own garden

Back in January 2022, Paige and her lovely Mum came in for her first initial consultation here at Stock Florist. Paige and Danny had recently got engaged while on holiday in the gorgeous sunshine, while on the back on a private boat trip – a fairytale proposal story that we all gushed over!

The Initial Consultation

One of our Lead Florists, Molly, first met with Paige in our beautiful Stock Village base and had an in-depth consultation in which they went through all of Paige’s hopes and dreams for her wedding. The concept was simple and swoon-worthy: a romantic, fairytale wedding. Now we know what you may be thinking: it’s 2026, we are only just now talking about a wedding from 2022 – however we would strongly argue that a wedding this stunning is simply timeless. It’s no surprise that time and time again, brides who come in for their wedding floral consultations just adore this vibe!

After going through countless varieties of blooms and deciding on the perfect colour palette for them, they went away and left Molly to create their initial moodboard. To begin with, Paige had suggested a colour palette of purely blush pink and green foliages, however from a little encouragement from Molly, she walked away with the added depth and richness of hints of burgundy and whites that made the blush pop in such a fabulous way.

Paige’s Bridal Squad

We started with a cascading and wild hand tied for Paige’s bridal bouquet that included a mix of blush seasonal flowers and foliages. Fast forward 15 months through the many update meetings and all the wedding planning and we landed on a slightly unstructured mix of blush roses, with wispy foliage to compliment. The stems were kept long, the bouquet more front facing so held upright which over the last couple of years, we are seeing more and more of! It was the most romantic, lush mix of garden roses that were a dream to work with. The bouquet included a mix of Pink Mondial, Quicksand, Westminster Abbey and Pink Ohara roses, softened with eucalyptus for the perfect fairytale like bridal bouquet.

For the bridesmaids Paige had sourced these sweet wicker handbags that we had only seen being used in America and Australia, so we were all so excited that she had managed to get her hands on them. With more of a mix of the seasonal blooms featured in the rest of the fairytale wedding, it was a great way of having Paige’s bouquet deservedly stand out while having the most gorgeous little mix of meadow-like wonder in a very practical, very stylish bridesmaid accessory. While the couple did not reuse these after the ceremony other than for photos, they would have been a lovely centrepiece as well as bridesmaid accessory for any couples looking to help with the wedding budget.

The Ceremony

The wedding ceremony was held at All Saint’s Church in Stock Village, the village where the couple grew up. At the church entrance, an impressive deconstructed floral arch welcomed in guests and family of the happy couple – made up of 2 floral columns and 2 floor meadows. This was later reused at the entrance of the marquee in Paige’s parents’ garden. It took one of our teams 3 hours from start to finish to construct this masterpiece. The explosion of lush, white Delphiniums at the bottom added drama to the archway and overall, the arch was a perfect first impression that set the fairytale like standard of florals for this wedding. With a mix of all the blooms on the final moodboard, Molly was able to digitally mock up the vision which our team of florists on the day brought to life – a great way of setting the tone from quote to real life and making it clear for the couple what the intended plan was.

An added bonus that Tom, Molly’s dad and Stock Florist’s Handyman, was able to cut down part of a White Poplar tree in his back garden so that our team could bring in some natural garden like elements and height that you typically cant get from bought in foliage – this was a really touching for Molly as being able to forage from her childhood garden and see it add so much personality to the arch on the day was really personal and heartwarming. As the Lead Florist on the project, every part was important but adding in little touches like this meant not only did the arch surpass the couple’s hopes, but it also meant a lot to Molly as well.

Eleanor, Lead Florist at Stock Florist alongside Molly, lead the Church Team perfectly on the day and brought Molly’s mock up to life.

The Fairytale Wedding Breakfast

Back at her parent’s house, a beautiful marquee had been constructed in the middle of their wooded garden. The whole concept was to bring the outside beauty of nature in, and this was most certainly achieved over 3 days work hanging Soft Ruscus from all the light fixtures and creating a jaw-dropping elevated floral hoop that hung proudly over the circular bar in the middle of the marquee.

fairytale wedding rustic table setup. Marquee, wooden wedding table and chaire

By having the hanging foliage drape the ceiling, it softened the marquee’s stark whiteness and brought a touch of nature into the space. Having such a tall space to work with was great fun and allowed the taller centrepieces to not be overcrowded. Paige’s one request was to have a romantic, fairytale wedding and by foraging a lot of the foliage, using seasonal blooms and a colour palette that had varied shades of blush, white and tiny hints of burgundy meant that the arrangements looked even more natural.

When Paige asked for her taller table arrangements to be tree trunks, it took Molly a few weeks to work out the logistics of this! However, with the help of a local tree surgeon and Tom the Handyman, she (well mostly her dad with her keen supervision of course!) was able to source and make these tree trunk stands entirely from scratch. Not only were they obviously super sturdy and solid enough to hold the giant floral bomb on top, but they were also a one-of-a-kind prop that had only ever been used for Paige’s wedding which she loved the idea of! At the base of the trees were smaller versions of the low table arrangements on the remaining tables – a meadow of garden blooms fit for royalty.

Summary

This wedding was the result of many careful months of planning from all the suppliers and the lovely couple. What Paige and Danny dreamed of for their big day, it was our job to make it come to life and the outcome was a fairytale dream they will never forget!

mood board showing various images of pink, white and green inspired fairytale wedding images

The flower ingredients list consisted of scabiosa, roses, delphiniums, sangasorba, wax flower and a whole bunch of beautiful mixed foliage. This mix was kept seasonal which is an eco-friendlier and budget-wise option that we as florists will always try to encourage! We loved every minute of bringing this wedding to life and hope that future brides and grooms continue to be as inspired as we are when they see the outcome.

Why not look at our other real weddings!

Three of the most popular wedding themes to consider for your big day

With the wedding rulebook seemingly having long been torn up, modern couples are becoming more experimental than ever when it comes to wedding themes. Venturing away from long-standing traditions gives soonlyweds the opportunity to incorporate their passions and personalities into their wedding’s design, making it an altogether more personal affair. If you’re looking for inspiration, here are three of the most popular themes we’re seeing more couples explore.

Boho

Boho weddings seemingly never go out of fashion. These types of celebrations are defined by an easy-going approach to decorations and outfits, often with an eclectic blend of styles coming together in place of a more traditional, structured approach. It’s common with a boho theme to lean into the beauty of nature, with forests, beaches and the countryside being typical locations for this style of wedding.

When it comes to the horticultural elements of the day, the only rule is there are no rules – that’s the beauty of a boho bash. Discord and aberration is the order of the day, and this should be reflected in your choice of bouquets; think bright bursts of colour in your flowery assortments. If you want to really play up to the theme, you could even incorporate the flora into your outfit – flower crowns always hit the mark at these free-spirited celebrations.

Inspired by fiction

Any wedding is an opportunity for couples to showcase their likes, hobbies and interests, and more people are forgoing classic wedding traditions to really let their personalities shine through. Whether it’s a love for Disney, Harry Potter, or any other film, book or television show that’s important to you, there are so many ways you can incorporate your favourite work of fiction into your fairytale wedding.

As part of the planning process, think about how you can align your decor with the theme of your favourite book or movie. For the Disney adults among us, you’ll want to keep the decor light and airy. Think pastel flower walls, cascading bouquets and a wide array of colours as you let your imaginations run wild. If your taste in fiction is something altogether more gruesome and gloomy, dark flowers can perfectly complement a gothic venue like a castle or old country house. Deep ruby carnations and scarlet foliage can hit the right notes if you’re picturing a moody and romantic atmosphere.

Travel

If travel is an important part of your lifestyle, there are so many ways you can incorporate this passion into your big day. Perhaps there’s a certain destination that stands out as a particular favourite, or maybe there’s a spot that holds a special place in your hearts. Infusing your wedding with the theme of travel literally opens up an entire world of possibilities, from the food, to the outfits, to the floral arrangements.

Draw inspiration from one or a handful of your favourite travel destinations, and throw an international party without borders. Or, if you have the resources and the wherewithal, why not go the whole hog and plan a destination wedding? There’s something really special about performing your nuptials in a far-flung country that perhaps resonates with your personalities. However you decide to throw your travel-focused wedding, you’re sure to inspire feelings of wanderlust amongst your beloved guests.

View our wedding flowers or speak to our team to help arrange your perfect floral wedding day.

Considering Your Venue:

A Guide to Discussing Wedding Flowers with Your Florist

Planning a wedding involves weaving together countless details, and one of the most visually impactful aspects is selecting the perfect floral arrangements. Flowers have the remarkable ability to transform a venue into a romantic and captivating space, bringing your wedding vision to life. However, the choice of wedding flowers isn't made in isolation; it's essential to consider the venue when discussing options with your florist to ensure your wedding flowers harmonise flawlessly with your chosen venue.

Venue Style and Theme

Every venue has its own unique style and ambiance. For example, the beautiful Tudor Baronial Barn at Crondon Park sports rustic beams and high ceilings and suits a pastoral, countryside theme. The first step is to ensure that your floral choices align with the venue's aesthetics. Your florist should have a clear understanding of your wedding theme and the overall vibe you wish to create and ideally would have worked with the venue before so already has an understanding of what works within the space.

Space and Scale

Consider the size and layout of your venue. For grand ballrooms, tall centerpieces and elaborate floral installations might be appropriate. However, in more intimate spaces, simpler arrangements might be more effective. Discuss with your florist how to make the most of the space without overwhelming it. Ask if they can accompany you to the venue in advance so they can suggest what can work where you can visualise it.

Color Palette

Your wedding flowers should complement the venue's color palette rather than clash with it. Bring samples of the venue's décor, such as fabric swatches or images, to your florist consultation. This will help your florist choose flowers that complement the existing colors and decor. View our gallery to see how our wedding bouquets come to life.

Natural Features

Take advantage of any natural features your venue offers. If there's a stunning fireplace, staircase, or archway, consider how floral arrangements can enhance these elements. Your florist can suggest designs that accentuate the venue's existing beauty.

Seasonal Availability

The season in which you're getting married can greatly impact the availability of certain flowers. Choosing locally available, in-season blooms not only ensures the freshest arrangements but can also help tie in with the surrounding environment. Your florist can guide you on the best floral choices for your wedding date.

Venue Restrictions

Some venues may have restrictions on floral installations due to their preservation or structural concerns. Discuss these restrictions with your florist so they can devise creative solutions that stay within the guidelines while still achieving your desired look.

Logistics and Setup

Consider how the logistics of setting up floral arrangements will work within the venue. Your florist should be aware of the setup process and any constraints they might encounter. Working closely with your venue coordinator and florist can ensure a seamless setup.

Lighting

Lighting can dramatically affect how your floral arrangements are perceived. Whether your venue has abundant natural light, soft candlelight, or vibrant colored lights, your florist can advise on flower choices that will shine in the given lighting conditions.

We work with many local venues which you can find on our venue page but when it comes to wedding flowers, synergy with the chosen venue is key. The right floral arrangements can enhance the ambiance, reinforce your wedding theme, and put your stamp on a venue. By discussing your venue's characteristics, restrictions, and features with your florist, you'll ensure that your wedding blooms become an integral part of the magical atmosphere you're creating for your special day.

Speak to our team to see how we can help with your wedding flowers, we would love to hear all about your vision. Contact us.

Emma and Leo’s Dreamy Wedding at Crondon Park: A Blooming Love Story

When love blossoms, it’s only fitting that a couple’s wedding day reflects their unique style and personality. Emma and Leo, recently tied the knot at the picturesque Crondon Park wedding venue, Stock, Essex. The Stock Florist team were proudly appointed to create the floral arrangements, bouquets, aisle chair ends and cake flowers for the lovely couple. We wanted to share how choosing the perfect blooms and the incredible details can help make your wedding day truly unforgettable…

From the very beginning, Emma and Leo had a clear vision for their wedding day aesthetics. They were drawn to a rustic and romantic theme that would perfectly complement the charming ambiance of Crondon Park. We have key steps when choosing your wedding flowers which help you in choosing the perfect combination for your venue and can help turn their vision into a reality.

Sunflower themed wedding at Crondon Park

Emma and Leo booked their wedding consultation at our Stock, Essex location and met with Eleanor. The couple were immediately drawn to our artistic approach and attention to detail. Over the next hour, a clear plan was created which included the combination of flowers we were going to use and the different floral arrangements that were required to bring this Essex wedding venue to life.

Emma’s bridal bouquet was a true reflection of her unique personality. The bouquet included a captivating combination of Tanacetum, delicate white Astilbe, elegant white Roses, vibrant Sunflowers, ethereal Gypsophilia, fragrant white Stock, charming Craspedia, and an assortment of mixed seasonal foliage. This exquisite blend of blooms perfectly captured the essence of the couple’s rustic and romantic theme.

To create a cohesive and immersive experience, the Stock Florist team extended our creative touch beyond Emma’s bouquet. We provided charming jam jars on log slices, filled with beautiful blooms, which perfectly matched the rustic barn aesthetic. These delightful details adorned the aisle chair ends, creating a whimsical pathway for Emma’s grand entrance. Additionally, the floral arrangements were thoughtfully incorporated into the cake, enhancing its natural beauty.

Emma and Leo exchanged vows on the memorable date of Saturday, 3rd June, surrounded by their loved ones. The picturesque Crondon Park provided the perfect backdrop for their magical day, as they embarked on their journey as husband and wife.

Emma and Leo’s wedding at Crondon Park, Essex was a celebration of love, beauty, and personal style. With the expert guidance, their vision of a rustic and romantic wedding came to life through a thoughtfully curated floral arrangement. From the captivating bouquet to the charming rustic details, every aspect of their special day was meticulously designed to create an unforgettable experience. As they begin their new chapter together, Emma and Leo will forever cherish the memories of their enchanting wedding day, where love and blossoms intertwined in perfect harmony.

View our wedding flowers or speak to our team to help arrange your perfect floral wedding day.

Gosfield Hall Wedding – Monica and Alex

Monica and Alex were a couple with a clear vision. Monica wanted her bouquet to be contemporary yet timelessly elegant, reflecting and working in harmony with her stunning dress. We used a simple combination of pure white orchids, feathery astilbe and blousy white roses, arranged asymmetrically, with the stems kept long for that effortless feel. For the venue we created ethereal clouds of fluffy gypsophila and roses, presenting a stylishly dreamy look.

Photography by the talented: ‘The Vendrines by Tina Vendrine’

Stock Florist: We at Stock Florist loved working with Monica and Alex, ensuring all flowers were perfect for their big day. Congratulations from all at Stock Florist x

Book your free consultation with one of our team to discuss your wedding via our wedding page: Stock Florist Weddings

Talbooth Restaurant Wedding Ceremony – Lauren and Zach

Lauren wanted her bouquet to have a wild look in soft, nude tones. Gorgeous ‘Quicksand’ roses and seasonal dahlias were the focal flowers, complemented by late summer dried grasses and whimsical delphinium. For their intimate ceremony, Lauren and Zach tied the knot in front of a beautiful table meadow inspired by the bridal bouquet.

Photography by the talented: ‘Kerry Ann Duffy Photography’

Stock Florist: We at Stock Florist loved working with Lauren and Zach, ensuring all flowers were perfect for their big day. Congratulations from all at Stock Florist x

Book your free consultation with one of our team to discuss your wedding via our wedding page: Stock Florist Weddings

Baddow Park House Wedding – Lauren and Simon

Lauren and Simon wanted a neutral colour pallet for their florals, with a wintery yet warm feel, perfect for their December wedding. This was achieved using a mix of dried pampas grass and fresh seasonal flowers, such as the gorgeous white anemones and latte-coloured roses, arranged in a relaxed, informal way.

Photography by the talented: ‘Farlie Photography by Charlie Alexander’

Stock Florist: We at Stock Florist loved working with Lauren and Simon, ensuring all flowers were perfect for their big day. Congratulations from all at Stock Florist x

Book your free consultation with one of our team to discuss your wedding via our wedding page: Stock Florist Weddings