Stella and Nathan

Wedding highlights

Stella and Nathan’s wedding at Caswell House was romantic, relaxed and beautifully considered — exactly the sort of celebration that feels completely at home in the Cotswolds.

They chose a timeless palette of white and green, but wanted the flowers to feel light and natural rather than formal. We kept the designs airy, with plenty of movement and softness, allowing the flowers to sit comfortably alongside the old stone and oak of Caswell rather than compete with it.

For the ceremony, we lined the aisle with loose flower meadows, creating the feeling that the flowers had almost grown there naturally. At the end of the aisle, a broken floral arch framed the beautiful old oak barn doors and Stella and Nathan as they exchanged their vows.

For the wedding breakfast, we introduced height with tall, softly domed arrangements of white and green flowers, balanced with delicate low-level stem vases across the tables. It gave the room impact without making it feel overly dressed, and still allowed guests to see and talk easily across the tables.

Stella’s bouquet was quite different from the rest of the flowers and we loved it for that. A modern, asymmetrical design created from beautiful white Phalaenopsis orchids, it was clean, sculptural and wonderfully elegant — the perfect contemporary contrast to the softer meadow-style flowers used throughout the day.

There was an ease to this wedding that we really loved. Nothing felt overworked or overly styled; just beautiful flowers, a gorgeous Cotswold setting and a design that felt completely right for Stella and Nathan.