I love the countryside and I live in Streatham, south London. How does that work? I wanted to create a shoot showcasing the beauty and nature found in our urban environment and the incredible community of creative talent we have…
Rebecca Mays
Floral displays for weddings and parties
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The Rookery photo shoot (a nod to the Bard)
Posted in Gardens, Shakespeare, Weddings Tagged with: buttercup, daisy, lavender, love-in-idleness, marjoram, mint, parsnip, Shakespeare, table centre, Viola, wedding
Tom and Ali’s Wedding, Nonsuch Park
Tom and Ali’s wedding at Nonsuch Mansion was truly magical. Nonsuch Mansion is situated in the grounds of Nonsuch Park, the site of one of Henry VIII’s favourite palaces. The wedding flowers were informal with a touch of the classic…
Alison and John’s Wedding
Saturday 14 June 2014 Venue: a garden marquee, Walton-on-Thames Alison and John’s was a small, intimate wedding, held in the garden of Alison’s family home. The style was informal, the flowers seasonal, reflecting the idea of an English country garden.…
For the love of the yellow rose
I have never been a big fan of yellow flowers and, as much as I love roses, yellow would not be my first choice either to grow or to use in an arrangement. That said, having inherited a rose in…
Jo and Steve’s wedding
Saturday 13 July 2013 Venue: Jo and Steve’s back garden, south London It just goes to show that you don’t have to spend a fortune on your wedding to make it a beautiful and individual affair to remember. Jo and…
Posted in Weddings Tagged with: Alchemilla mollis, budget, cornflower, Delphinium, Gladiolus, Hydrangea, larkspur, lavender, Love-in-a-Mist, mint, peony, rose, sweet pea, vintage, wedding