A romantic autumn wedding at Sibton Park, Wilderness Reserve, planned with Attabara Studio. Vows overlooking the lake, arrangements that look as though they could have grown there, ruffled roses and British grown blooms, a Walled Garden brunch and a candlelit Orangery dinner by The Botany House.

Every now and then, I find myself dreaming about my own wedding flowers. In this post, I’m sharing what my dream wedding would look like if I were the bride: from late spring flowers like peonies, sweet peas and garden roses, to floral archways in a Norfolk church and a marquee filled with roses and rambling foliage. You’ll find my favourite venues, my dream colour palette, sentimental touches, and all the flower-filled details I’d choose for my own luxury wedding. It’s a celebration of everything I love about seasonal wedding florals, quiet elegance and storytelling through flowers.

From iPad sketch to final stem: how I plan arches, aisle meadows and sailcloth-marquee ceilings for romantic, fine-art weddings across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and the south of England.

Hello, I’m Rebecca , Bex. I grew up making petal potions with my Nanny Ann; now, with Norbert and Finley underfoot in my home studio, I design romantic, garden-style wedding flowers. Rambling church arches, flower-heavy tablescapes and sailcloth-marquee ceilings—across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and the south of England.