Amy Sanderson, how do you do it?! This bouquet is what every Bride dreams of and you’ve managed to somehow peer inside of our minds and make our petal visions into a reality. I mean, well done. Seriously though, this handful of heaven deserves mega praise which is why we’ve got it all from the designer herself below!
Elegant + Ethereal Bollywood Wedding Inspiration
- 5 stems Peonies (‘Festiva Maxima’ and ‘Sarah Bernhardt’)
- 5 branches Mock Orange
- 3 branches Viburnum
- 3 stems Phlox ‘David’
- 5 stems Sweet Pea
- 5 stems Astrantia
- 3 stems Cosmos ‘Picotee’
- 3 stems Shirley Poppy ‘Angel’s Choir’
- 3 stems Dicentra eximia
- 3 stems Aegopodium podagraria ‘Variegatum’
- 3 stems Allium roseum
- 1 stem pink Garden Rose
From Amy Sanderson…Designing with local flowers injects an element of serendipity into every arrangement, since availability varies from week to week and year to year. This bouquet represents the fragrant sweet spot, usually only a week or two long, between spring and summer, when the last of the peonies and mock orange overlap with the first of the summer roses and sweet peas. To fill out the lush bouquet, I cut smaller flowers from the garden, such as astrantia, allium and dicentra to layer in. But it wasn’t until I discovered my friend had some precious mock orange left in her garden, that the bouquet came to life. For it’s the mock orange branches, along with a few sweet pea vines, that soften the structurally dominant viburnum leaves and peonies, into a fragrant, diaphanous cloud – perfect for an early summer bride.
Floral Design: Amy Sanderson | Photography: Justine Milton
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