A walled garden party wedding · Florals that were loose, wild and quietly beautiful

A warm May morning, a walled garden at the Four Seasons Hampshire, and a brief that felt completely at home with both.

Natural and whimsical at its heart, but with a contemporary edge that kept things feeling fresh — exactly the kind of design I love.

The old walled garden setting provided the perfect setting. Think old brick walls, neatly clipped hedging, and perfect light for a clear spring day in the English countryside.

The Table

The layout was a single long caterpillar table — guests on both sides, stretching the full length of the space. Down the centre, a continuous floral meadow ran from end to end without a break. No individual arrangements, no gaps — just one flowing, layered run of blooms and foliage that moved and breathed as a whole.

The Flowers

The palette sat in whites, creams and the softest blush, with structural blooms lifting the eye and stopping it wandering too quickly.

A few of the kflowers:

White Hydrangeas

The volume and softness of the whole design. Big, blowsy, and generous.

Gypsophila

Frothy and light — woven through everything to add movement and air.

Tall Alliums

Structural, bold, and a little bit wild.

Agapanthus

Elegant, bringing height.

Ruffled Ranunculus

Quietly the showstopper - truly one of my favourites

Majolika Spray Roses

Soft blush sprays, a perfect additiona to any white wedding

The sun was out, the garden was at its very best, and by the time guests arrived the table looked exactly as it should: full, natural and a little bit special.

Photos by Philippa Sian Photography

We worked alongside the wonderful Bluebird Creative team who provided us with the most beautiful brief.

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Poppy x