Glass cylinder vases, each filled with a single flower type, became the bases in which each table plan was displayed in The Fernery, at The Fernhill House & Gardens.
Niamh & Conor were married in early August, and held their ceremony at Clonakilty Parish Church, followed by their reception at The Fernhill.
Urn & Plinth arrangements at the main front door of The Church of the Immaculate Conception, Clonakilty.
We added a large floral meadow at the feet of their sign and easel at the beginning of the aisle, followed by posy style pew ends interspersed along the full length of the aisle.
We added a unity/altar arrangement to the altar which included the marriage candles.
Once the ceremony was completed we moved back into the church and removed all the displays, and transferred them back to The Fernhill.
The top table in the centre of The Bracken Suite with the repurposed altar arrangement in the centre, and two pew ends in each of the two vases on either end of the top table. The remaining pew ends were doubled up and placed in a vase for each guest table. The doorway displays became focal arrangements at a couple of areas within the room.
Guest table with The Fernhill’s own gold candelabra, and a vase filled with 2 pew ends.
We created a beautiful table plan display in The Fernery for guests to enjoy during the drinks reception. Afterwards, the team at The Fernhill brought all the vases of flowers back to the The Bracken Suite and dotted them all around the room, creating an beautiful abundant floral atmosphere.
The bridesmaids bouquets were dainty and delicate, and full of scent and movement. They included blush lisianthus, sweetpeas, scabiosa, dahlias and garden roses.
Niamh’s dancing bouquet above, and flowergirl’s wand with botanically dyed silk ribbon streamers below.
