Church Park Flowers

A creative florist with a love for the whimsical, love filled, nature inspired florals that surround us throughout the year. weddings 🌿events 🌿 everyday

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A bridesmaid bouquet from a couple of weeks ago. And some experimental photography. Myself and my fab work experience girl has some fun trying out light boxes and stage lighting. Getting the image right is so important for a visual offering like mine and… https://t.co/wa2TC1NGF4

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It’s that time of year again……
Christmas, valentines, Mother’s Day, Muddy Stiletto awards!
As always I’m extremely grateful to have been nominated. And I thank each and everyone of you who support me. But I understand my social ineptness holds me bac… https://t.co/8xFYZ1klWw

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A double wedding weekend as the season kicks off. But more on that another time. For now we are looking back a couple of weeks for an elopement wedding at the fabulous @treetopescape. With a palette of whites and greys these flowers sure fitted in. https://t.co/2Zo3roXjIg

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Anemones. Let just pause and admire these black eyed beauties. Simple. Classic. Classy. (The bouquet - not me!) https://t.co/DcSyyCVrl5

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……Something blue: It may symbolise love and purity, but blue is meant to ward off the evil eye from the bride. Well, there was plenty of love and purity at this wedding - and no room for the devils eye! https://t.co/7cyB4a1Td6

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The final bouquet is made from a selected list of “ingredients”. But sometimes a little “extra” is required to make it complete. Can you spot the flower that was not in the “ingredient list“ that made it in to the final bouquet?

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January weddings. Not the usual month associated with weddings but look what can be created with all seasonal, all British grown flowers and foliage. Yes there is some dried added for interest but tulips, anemones, eucalyptus and dusty miller are our seasonal stars! And chec…

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January weddings. Not the usual month associated with weddings but look what can be created with all seasonal, all British grown flowers and foliage. Yes there is some dried added for interest but tulips, anemones, eucalyptus and dusty miller are our sea… https://t.co/fZETW98D6W

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Happy New Year!
Hope you all had a good season of festivities?
I’m back at it today. New notebook, pencil sharpened and full of great ideas and inspiration! (Although I’m still about 70% cheese)
Lots of exciting news this year so I am well and truly back in the deep end so s…

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Happy New Year!
Hope you all had a good season of festivities?
I’m back at it today. New notebook, pencil sharpened and full of great ideas and inspiration! (Although I’m still about 70% cheese)
Lots of exciting news this year so I am well and truly back… https://t.co/ezDrUgJrmJ

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Winter weddings. A nice little flurry of weddings to finish the year. Colours may be more muted but the textures take over and the chill factor is definitely there!

[Church Park Flowers @CP_Flowers]

Winter weddings. A nice little flurry of weddings to finish the year. Colours may be more muted but the textures take over and the chill factor is definitely there! https://t.co/aBPoXYvgcW

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Flowers not always required!
These seasonal buttonholes required no flowery faffery. The details spoke for themselves.

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Flowers not always required!
These seasonal buttonholes required no flowery faffery. The details spoke for themselves. https://t.co/dIQzawm5zM

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Peach bouquets were quite popular in the summer but they work just as well in autumn. The peachy tones are very “warm” and easily compliment darker russets, browns, greens or burgundies. This bride had a love for roses so we squeezed in four varieties: peach avalanche, peach…

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Peach bouquets were quite popular in the summer but they work just as well in autumn. The peachy tones are very “warm” and easily compliment darker russets, browns, greens or burgundies. This bride had a love for roses so we squeezed in four varieties: p… https://t.co/YzOBTKmtl8

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See…. I knew I’d mess this up! Can’t manage three autumn bouquets in three days so have an autumn table arrangement instead! I forgot to take a picture of the bouquet! But you get the idea: rich, vibrant browns and reds. Very warming on a chilly day!

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#northde…

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See…. I knew I’d mess this up! Can’t manage three autumn bouquets in three days so have an autumn table arrangement instead! I forgot to take a picture of the bouquet! But you get the idea: rich, vibrant browns and reds. Very warming on a chilly day!… https://t.co/oXqO6WnsO6

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The second of the three autumn bouquets. This dream boat mixed fresh with dry. Cappuccino roses and eustoma with pampas grass, palm spears and bunny tails. A perfect balance - IMHO!
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#nort…

[Church Park Flowers @CP_Flowers]

The second of the three autumn bouquets. This dream boat mixed fresh with dry. Cappuccino roses and eustoma with pampas grass, palm spears and bunny tails. A perfect balance - IMHO!
#autumnwedding #autumnbouquet #autumnweddingbouquet #driedweddingbouquet… https://t.co/tWBRrH9oz6