Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 October 2015

Stunning Bridal Looks for Autumn Weddings

Autumn offers the opportunity for brides to create truly stunning and unique looks to reflect the colours of the season. Autumnal bridal bouquets can be rich and colourful, incorporating natural elements like leaves and berries, while bridal hairstyles can also include the beautiful flowers and produce of the season. These flowers will look beautiful with the white of a wedding dress, but autumn is a season that is ripe for uniqueness and experimentation and many brides may choose a non-traditional colour. Read on for fall wedding ideas and inspiration for bridal style for this special day.


Dressing for the occasion. White is, of course, traditional but ivory or cream is also a wonderful choice of dress shade for an autumn bride. Darker elements to reflect the bounty of the season could also be incorporate in a sash or ribbon additions – in shades such as purple or red – or the shoes could be a bold colour peeking from under a white dress. A less traditional bride may choose a dress in a shade such as peach, green or even red which would like beautiful for an autumn wedding theme. If it’s chilly, the bride could also wear a faux fur or sparkly bolero or shrug to add a glamorous element to her look.

Select bridesmaids dresses in the rich colours of the season, such as plum, burgundy, crimson or apricot. These will look stunning when paired with the white bridal dress and the bold colours of the autumn wedding bouquets. Tartan elements could be incorporated into the attire of the male member of the wedding party and button holes can include autumnal elements like thistles, berries, acorns and leaves.

Autumn bridal hairstyles. Flower crowns are very on-trend at the moment, but they don’t just have to feature at festivals or summer weddings. The months of September, October and November offer an abundance of flowers and other options for autumnal bridal flowers whether a subtle or more dramatic looks is desired. Add red, pink or white roses for a romantic look, or choose dahlias or chrysanthemums in bright autumn colours like orange and yellow. There are plenty of natural elements that can also be incorporated, such as oak leaves, ivy, twigs and even blackberries and red berries to create an abundant and colourful crown.

For a more subtle look, wind leaves (that could be spray painted gold) into a glamorous up-do, or incorporate autumnal bridal flowers into a hair style by fixing them to a head band or comb. Miniature roses, freesias or orange orchids would work very well for this look. A jewelled 1920s headband is another great option for autumn weddings – glamorous, elegant and truly beautiful.

Autumnal bridal flowers. The season offers so many choices for colour themes – from rusty reds to deep purples and bright yellows – and autumnal wedding bouquets are truly striking affairs. Any wedding florist in London can create the perfect look to suit the theme and style of the wedding, whether the look is bold or more subtle. Full flowers like roses, peonies and anemones can be paired with delicate baby’s breath and wildflowers, framed with the verdant autumn foliage on offer this season. Other elements like berries and leaves can also be incorporated to create unique looks to suit the bride’s style.

Friday, 27 March 2015

Spring 2015 Wedding Dresses

London brides looking to wed during spring this year may still be looking for the perfect gown which will be fitting for the season. If that’s you, then keep reading and find out what spring 2015 wedding dresses are available to you.

Wedding stylists in London are predicting a very romantic theme for spring wedding dresses. They will look fresh, young; elegant and sophisticated, with lots of lace and flower designs (such as big petals). They will also use very delicate materials with a real emphasis on femininity, for example long lace veils and stunning hair accessories.  Other popular dresses will include catholic style dresses with lots of lace, detailed bodices, embroidery and beading; full length gowns or very narrow fitting dresses.

But it’s not just your wedding dress that you need to think about on your big day – you’ll also want to think about what wedding bouquets will complement your dress. We would recommend getting in touch with a wedding florist in London who can provide expert knowledge on the perfect flowers for you and how to arrange them beautifully. If you need spring wedding flowers in London or simply require further information on bridal bouquets, take a look at top bridal florist's website TodichFloralDesign.co.uk


Pink bridal collection by Kelsey Rose. For more information please visit http://goo.gl/dbs92I

2015 wedding dress trends. In 2015 you can expect to see high necklines (these were also very fashionable in 2013); lace sleeves (taking inspiration from the famous lace wedding dress worn by Kate Middleton); detailed backs (including open-back keyholes and beading, to modern and pleated trains); delicate, floaty dresses (such as slips, narrow straps and free, flowing empire-line gowns); sparkles and embellishments (including beading, sequins, lace and embroidery); 3 dimensional flowers, formed from materials like organza and silk; climbing hemlines; and inspiration taken from the Great Gatsby and the art deco period (think roaring ‘20s decadence with lots of detailing and sophisticated silhouettes).


Pink rose bridal bouquet designed by top London wedding floristTodichFloralDesign.co.uk

If you really want to make a statement in 2015, you will also want to be up-to-date with wedding flower trends too. Consider hiring a wedding florist in London to help guide you through all the different types of wedding bouquets and bridal flowers available to you, based on what’s in season for your chosen date. 

Monday, 9 March 2015

Winter Wedding Bouquet Styles

If you’re having a winter wedding, no doubt you will be looking into the many different kinds of winter wedding bouquet styles there are available. The search can be endless, so we have come up with a few winter bridal bouquet ideas for you!

Use Casablanca lilies with silver mesh leaves brought together in a simple, ruffled ball and tied off with a silver bow for a simple but elegant wedding bouquet. Or, you could use white Vendela roses with lily of the valley for a traditional and romantic appearance. Should you wish to add more colour and texture, you could opt for deep purple roses with tiny paperwhites, decorated with glittered pinecones. These winter flowers make any bouquet, truly enchanting.

Other winter wedding bouquet styles include beautifully fragranced white carnations, each with their own unique bloom, similar to a snowflake; you could also add bluey-grey juniper boughs and green arborvitae for a more striking shape and tie snowdrops to the end of each branch. Each of these winter wedding flowers are stunning in their own right, but it will depend on the Bride’s individual tastes, personality, style and -not to mention wedding gown- to find the perfect floral arrangement.

If you need a bridal florist in London or wedding flowers in London, visit Todichfloraldesign.co.uk

Wednesday, 14 January 2015

Winter Bridal Flowers

If you need beautiful winter bridal flowers for your big day, then you’ll love these bridal bouquets that we’ve come up with.
  1. Cool water roses mixed with silver eucalyptus and eryngium give a real festive feel to wedding bouquets. Why not add some holly and berried ivy too, to really finish it off?
  2. Another great idea for winter wedding flowers is to include mistletoe in your design. Use this seasonal flower to decorate your bridal and bridesmaid bouquets for a real Christmassy look
  3. Representing purity and new beginnings, traditional ivory flowers (such as sweet-smelling white carnations and crisp white roses) are always a favourite with winter brides.
  4. A final suggestion is to add a variety of mixed berries and fruit to your bouquet. Little apples and hypercium berries can be mixed with classic red roses. Or, if you want a more aromatic bouquet, try adding one or two scented cinnamon sticks
Deciding on the perfect winter wedding flowers will always take careful thought and consideration. For brides married in London, contact a wedding florist to help you with your floral needs. They will provide expert knowledge on flowers and help you create a bouquet that perfectly complements your individual personality, style, colour scheme and wedding gown. For more information visit todichfloraldesign.co.uk website.