Tara and Matt 6 January 2023

Tara and Matt - 06/01/2023

VENUE: Flowerdale Estate
PHOTOGRAPHER: Rick Liston
TESTIMONIAL: "I just wanted to message you to say a massive thank you for all your hard work yesterday and in the lead up to the wedding to provide us with the must beautiful flowers! The flowers were one of the most important elements of the day for me and you nailed them! Everyone commented on how stunning they looked!"

Bride and groom standing in field, bride holds a bouquet of white and blush roses with an orchid.

Wedding ceremony column arbour, asymetrical in style at Flowerdale Estate. Blush, white and toffee flowers with dark foliage.

Bride and groom standing front of wedding arbour at Flowerdale Estate

Flower girl with floral crown made of babies breath.

Bride holds a bouquet of reflexed white and blush roses with babies breath and orchid.

Bridal bouquet of reflexed white and blush roses with babies breath and orchid.

Bridesmaids in black dresses holding white reflexed rose bouquets.

Bridesmaid walks down the aisle in a black dress holding a bouquet of white reflexed roses.

Welcome sign for wedding decorated with flowers and candles.

Flowerdale Estate wedding reception long tables decorated with candles, flowers and cheesecloth runner

Floral garden wedding centrepiece, no vase, white and pink flowers

Floral arrangement placed at the base of long reception table, with white and pink flowers and dark foliage.

White buttercream wedding cake decorated with pink and toffee flowers.

Bud vase wedding centrepiece arrangements, different sized glass bottles with babies breath and roses.

Tara and Matt were married at the idyllic Flowerdale Estate on 6 January 2023 in front of many family and friends on a sunny summer day.

Flowers were one of the most important elements of the day for Tara, and we worked closely together to bring her vision to life. Modern elegance was the dream, with lots of roses, orchids and deep toned foliage to bring a sepia filtered look to the day, without the actual filter!

Laine created a statement free standing column arbour, asymmetrical in style and lined the aisle with garden arrangements. All of these arrangements were repurposed to key areas in the reception area to minimise waste, and were accented by mushroom pink cheesecloth table runners and candle light. Tara carried a modern bouquet of reflexed roses and orchids and bridesmaids bouquets were kept simple and matching.