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From large-scale weddings to more intimate celebrations, flowers will transform any wedding venue. Serendipity Floral Designs has years of experience of creating both bridal and venue flowers in every colour and all kinds of themes and styles.
Renowned floral designer Sally Johnson involves herself fully in designing and creating each individual wedding and aims to ensure your wedding flowers don't go unnoticed and add a wow factor to your day. They use only the finest flowers from around the world – read more on our About us page.
Call or email today for your free initial consultation – which you can book for an evening, daytime or at a weekend – at either your home or your chosen wedding venue. Sally will discuss the details of your day, talk you through some of her previous work and suggest some designs to suit your style and budget. After your consultation you'll then get a detailed quote of the bridal and venue/church flowers, outlining all your different options where needed.Sally is simply passionate about designing and creating totally unique bridal bouquets that perfectly complement your chosen bridal gown. Let Serendipity Floral Designs advise you on beautiful, seasonal flowers and individually tailored designs.Discuss colours, themes and bridesmaid dress designs and we can suggest ideas to fit your overall theme and budget. We know you may have lots of lovely bridesmaids so we’ll help you decide on your best options, from posies and wrist corsages to baskets and wands.The bridal bouquet is an accessory not to be underestimated, especially when the bride is royal, and has the eyes of the world upon her.
A bride's choice of bouquet is one of the many decisions she has to make in the run-up to her big day. Fresh and fragrant, bridal bouquets are steeped in tradition and symbolism as well as reflecting the bride's own tastes.
Whether you're looking for ideas for your own bridal bouquet or simply hope to be in with a chance of catching the blooms, see our gallery of the best royal wedding bouquets.The tradition carrying of bridal bouquets dates back from ancient Roman and Greek civilisation when brides carried potent herbs and garlic to ward off evil spirits. This tradition evolved and as florigraphy (the language of flowers) became increasingly popular in the Victorian period, the flowers selected for bridal bouquets came to carry more significance and thankfully more pleasant aromas.
A royal bridal bouquet is often linked to a specific coat of arms or, as in the case of Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, representative of the bride's origins. She had her homeland's traditional eucalyptus leaves flown in from Australia to form part of her bouquet for her wedding to Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark.
Royal customs are also fundamental to the floral selection. The Duchess of Cambridge's choice included myrtles from a tree planted by Queen Victoria back in 1845.
But a royal wedding doesn't mean that bridal bouquets have to be strictly traditional. Royal brides have opted for unusual shaped bouquets - Princess Martha Louise of Norway's bouquet was heart-shaped, whilst Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway designed her long bouquet of vibrant blooms.