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Elegant Wedding Flowers at Southdowns Manor, Hampshire

  • Writer: extragorgeousbloom
    extragorgeousbloom
  • 5 days ago
  • 2 min read

There is something truly special about designing flowers for a beautiful countryside venue, and this recent wedding at Southdowns Manor was no exception.


Southdowns Manor a White mansion with black roofs and chimneys beside a driveway, framed by trees and shrubs under a clear blue sky.
The Beautiful Southdowns Manor

Set against the stunning backdrop of the South Downs, the couple chose a timeless palette of creamy yellows, soft whites, and fresh greens, creating a romantic and elegant atmosphere throughout their day.


White and pale yellow bridal bouquet on a weathered wooden post in a sunny park under a blue sky.
Bridal Bouquet at Southdowns Manor

The ceremony took place outdoors, allowing guests to enjoy the beautiful Hampshire countryside. To frame the aisle and seating areas, delicate floral pew ends were carefully designed using gypsophila.


White baby's breath bouquet tied with a cream ribbon on a chair in a warm, elegant room with white chairs and wood floor
Delicate Gypsophila Pew Ends

The arrangements added a touch of softness while complementing the venue's picturesque surroundings.


The bridal bouquet was designed to be both elegant and relaxed, featuring a beautiful blend of creamy yellow and white flowers such as buttercup roses and white peonies combined with lush foliage. The soft colour palette created a fresh, classic look that perfectly suited the outdoor setting. Matching bridesmaid bouquets carried the theme throughout the bridal party, while coordinating buttonholes provided a refined finishing touch for the groom and groomsmen.


Hand holding white and pale yellow rose bouquet with ribbon in a sunny park under a blue sky.
Bridal Bouquet

Following the ceremony, guests moved inside for the reception where the floral styling continued seamlessly. Bud vases filled with carefully selected blooms were arranged throughout the reception space, adding charm and interest to each table while maintaining an airy and sophisticated feel.


Wedding reception table centerpiece with yellow roses, greenery, candles, and a table sign on a green runner in a decorated hall
Wedding Reception Flowers

The top table was adorned with a stunning floral arrangement designed to create an elegant focal point for the newly weds. Featuring a mixture of creamy yellow roses, white peonies, filler flowers and foliage with cascading gypsophila either side. The arrangement brought romance to the reception room while beautifully tying together the overall floral design.


White and yellow rose bouquets with baby's breath arranged on a table in a bright indoor room at southdowns manor
Top Table Arrangement

Flower-decorated table with white and yellow bouquets, green drape, and signs in a bright room with tall windows.
Cascading Gypsophila on the Top Table at Southdowns Manor

One of the joys of working with a soft, natural colour palette is its versatility. The combination of creamy yellows, whites and greens felth fresh and timeless, perfectly complementing both the outdoory and indoor reception spaces. the flowers enhanced the beauty of the venue without overwhelming it, creating a harmonious and welcoming atmosphere for the couple and guests.


Wedding seating chart with blank face placeholders, on an easel beside baby’s breath on a black-and-cream checkered floor.
Welcome Sign and Gypsophila Arrangement

It was a pleasure to create the bouquets, buttonhols, pew ends, bud vases, and top table flowers for this wonderful wedding. Seeing every element come together at Southdowns Manor was incredibly rewarding, and I wish the happy couple a lifetime of love and happiness.



 
 
 

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