Amber and her bridesmaids carried beautiful posies of mauve freesias with pink and ivory David Austin roses and viburnum in flower.
Kate and Corey had us install a stunning collection of posies down one large central table in the Long Room at Chateau Tanunda (refer to styling). The whole theme of the day was country classic with a twist. The floral mix with orange daisy’s, tangerine snapdragons, freesias and alstromeria with geranium in retro vases really gave us that tweak. Kate had a swatch of original coral orange fabric, so she cut it up into strips and used it as napkin ties. We used a combination of the best seasonal flowers available. Yellow Box photography.
Kendall allowed us to style her bouquet and ceremony arbor with seasonal blooms. They were after a rockabilly style for the day and were open to bright colours. We used two-toned red and yellow tulips, strawberry flowers, pumpkin and red vanda orchids, and hawthorn berries.
Rebecca and Sunny wanted an Indian feel to their flowers but for them to still suit Saltrams. We didn’t go overboard with colour but felt the combination of the flowers was perfect. The girls carried white and maroon tulips with molucca balm, sea holly, purple and white freesias. For Rebecca’s bouquet we hand wired in some vintage beading that her sister and mother had both carried in their bouquets on their own wedding days. It was a lovely personal touch. Photography by Graham Eariss.
Sarah and her bridesmaids carried stunning country style bouquets of light pink and cream David Austin roses with easter daisys and dusty miller foliage. The styling of the day was loosly based around the pale blue bridesmaids dresses and the sorbet lemon combi vans. This wedding was so much fun to help Sarah bring to life. Photography by Barossa Photo Company.
Tanya carried a slight teardrop style bouquet of white lisianthus and trailing tuber roses. The bridesmaids carried posy style bouquets of white lisianthus with unripe raspberries and a dodda vine trim. The reception was at Mt Lofty House where we scattered petals on all the table with candles for a classic and romantic feel. Glen Hawke Photography.
Vanessa allowed us to style her bridal bouquet. We used maroon and white variegated calla lillies, sea holly, white singapore orchids and an ivy trim with a hint of dodda vine.
Vanessa and Kym wanted the dining area at Vintners to feel like it was their special space for the night. After all, it is where you get to see everyone and kick back a little! Vanessa managed to get a hold of some old family wedding portraits and had them framed. We decided to make it a cosy and welcoming spot for family to stand and reminisce over their own wedding days. Together with the hurricane lanterns on top of the wine shelving and the rustic but romantic tables, we knew we were onto a good thing!
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