Una and Kimi

Wedding highlights

Una and Kimi’s May wedding at Eastnor Castle was pure romance and unapologetic luxury — abundant flowers, hundreds of candles and a soft palette of ivory, white and blush designed to sit beautifully against the Castle’s extraordinary Gothic interiors.

Their ceremony took place in the magnificent Gothic Drawing Room, where flowers softened the drama of Pugin’s architecture, historic tapestries and spectacular chandelier. Throughout the Castle, generous arrangements of roses, hydrangea and seasonal flowers created a feeling of abundance, while the Staircase Hall became one of our favourite moments of the day — masses of flowers rising alongside the staircase, illuminated by layer upon layer of candlelight.

For the wedding breakfast in the State Dining Room, the design became elegant and intimate. Low, flower-filled arrangements ran along the table beneath the crystal chandelier, interspersed with tall silver candelabra and slender dinner candles. The flowers were deliberately soft and romantic, allowing the richness of the room to remain part of the design rather than competing with it.

And then there was Una’s bouquet. She had always dreamed of carrying lily of the valley, so we created an extraordinary bouquet using around 100 individual stems. Simple at first glance, but incredibly special — beautifully scented, exquisitely detailed and one of those bouquets we will always remember.

Una and Kimi had a very clear vision for their Eastnor Castle wedding. Working closely with Moment Studio, we developed detailed sketches and visualisations showing how each floral design would sit within the relevant rooms before a flower was ordered. It’s an important part of the way we approach complex luxury weddings: understanding scale, architecture and proportion in advance means that on the day, every arrangement feels as though it belongs exactly where it has been placed.