Christmas Church Wedding Flowers

Photography by Nicola Streader Photography

It's Christmas. You expect Christmas trees. What you don't necessarily expect is Christmas church wedding flowers that can outshine the sparkliest (it's a word) of trees. But they did it. Sophie and Graeme filled their church with the most incredible blooms. And those pops of blue in Sophie's bouquet? What a way to wear your something blue. There are kilts, kissing, and did we mention the flowers yet?

12 guests for an intimate celebration and carefully chosen details like the Christmas church wedding flower

We had always intended on a winter wedding, for all of its seasonal fun and festivities that time of year brings. Nestled in an old Hampshire village, our flower theme was a magical winter garden, providing an abundance of warmth and character. We were wrapped in love and laughter throughout the day, only focused on enjoying the celebrations with our close family.
Sophie & Graeme

Brunette bride wears embellished low back V-neck wedding dress

Bide laughs in car as she pulls up to church wedding ceremony

Close up details of embellished wedding dress

Groom wearing a kilt waits nervously at the altar

Close up of Christmas church wedding flowers

Display of Christmas church wedding flowers at the altar

Bride and groom sit down at church wedding ceremony

A groom opens the gift of a Rolex watch on his wedding morning

Close up of a bouquet in a wedding with Christmas church wedding flowers. Tied with a blue ribbon.

Bride and groom celebrate as they exit the church. Behind them are Chritsmas church wedding flowers

Groom and groomsmen wave to guests as they enter Christmas church wedding

Bride laughs to camera. She wears an embellished dress and veil and holds a winter bouquet.

Bride enters the church for her wedding ceremony.

Bride walks down the aisle holding hands with her father. She has a veil over her face and holds her bouquet.

Bride and groom laugh with groomsman and Vicar during wedding ceremony

Christmas church wedding flowers & favourite moments

Without doubt the service was our favourite moment of the day. We chose the church due to family history and connection, so we were lucky to have a Reverend we knew well. While we couldn't sing hymns, we still selected music and readings that amplified the atmosphere to fill the whole church.

Our advice to couples planning their wedding would be, don't lose sight of what's most important on the day - you and your union. Plus, remember your guests will always have fun no matter the setting as long as you're having a good time.

Recommended Suppliers

Rock My Wedding provided us with lots of inspiration. We're quite a decisive couple so as we had such a clear vision for our wedding, where we felt a connection with a supplier we engaged with them quickly.

I found selecting a wedding dress particularly difficult as I am very picky! I was so lucky to work with an amazing seamstress who brought my dress of dreams to life.

Winter wedding tablescape with large centrepiece of warm neutral tones and tapered candles.

Bride and groom stand by wedding car. The bride straightens out her veil.

Bride and groom leave Christmas church wedding flowers ceremony hand in hand laughing.

Bride and groom embrace next to their wedding car. The bride wears an embellished white gown and the groom wears a kilt.

Bride and groom stand in the doorway of their wedding reception and look to camera whilst holding hands.

Bride holds up her hand to show her wedding ring from inside a wedding car. She wears a veil and has brunette hair.

Close up of winter wedding bouquet with roses and small blue flowers.

A bride moves her veil over her shoulder as she smiles down to the ground. She holds a winter wedding bouquet in her hand that is ties with a blue ribbon

A bride and groom kiss near Christmas church wedding flowers. The groom wears a kilt and the bride wears an embellished white dress and veil.

Close up of Bollinger bottles at wedding reception

A bride and groom look up during wedding speeches and laugh. They are surrounded by Christmas church wedding flowers that they repurposed to their reception.

Close up of winter wedding bouquet with roses and dried flowers. There are small blue flowers and berries.

It would be impossible to select a favourite supplier.

It would simply be impossible to select one supplier, we love them all and can't thank them enough for their flexibility and hard work in making our day so incredible.
Sophie & Graeme

Wasn't that good? We've heard so many great stories of suppliers and couples working together over the last 12 months to make dreams a reality and Sophie and Graeme's connection with their suppliers was no exception. Sophie said she struggled to find the perfect dress so she just went ahead and designed her own. Incredible! If you're planning on having immense Christmas church wedding flowers, or need to start booking the professionals that will make your day come to life, check out our list of Recommended Suppliers.