Wedding With Wildflower Wedding Bouquet

When a wildflower wedding bouquet makes its way down the aisle in a Lake District wedding… you know it’s going to be a good one. Wanting to marry in a bluebell wood, but accepting the rainy faint of the Lake District, Ailsa went about creating the same feel, but indoors! Being in the wedding industry herself, Ailsa found it easy when it came to choosing her suppliers, and of course opted for Recommended Supplier, Captured By Katrina (who wouldn’t!?) Now, onto the good stuff… not only have this gorgeous couple got serious style, but they’ve also been together since they were 17! Is someone cutting onions in here…

Wildflower wedding bouquet inspiration

Kyle and I have been together since we were 17, so I always knew when we eventually got married it would be special. Although every other bride will probably say the same. For me though, what really stood out was how incredible the people in my world are. The majority of the styling and floristry making was done by myself and my friends and family. Every little detail was crafted with a lot of love; from the stationery to the table settings to the large amounts of flowers.

Ailsa & Kyle

Bride in lace wedding dress with curled brown hair walks through confetti with groom in bespoke grey suit with green tie

Bride in strapless lace puddle train wedding dress holding wildflower wedding bouquet with red, pink, peach and white flowers

Father of the bride walks bride down the aisle in grey suit and paisley green tie with bride holding wildflower wedding bouquet

Bridesmaids in v-neck sage green satin dresses holding wildflower bouquets with pink, red, white and orange flowers

Bride with bridesmaids in colourful and funk patterned satin robes as they get ready for the big day

Potted plant aisle decoration with pink, white and orange flowers and light wooden seats with a pink base

Groom in bespoke light grey suit with deep green tie and handkerchief and colourful flower boutonnière with round glasses

Wedding venue with hanging exposed lightbulbs and pink wooden chairs for guests with simple flower aisle decoration

Bride in strapless lace wedding gown and green pointed heels with groom in light grey suit and matching green tie walk through confetti

Groom's accessories including brown shoes, green tie and wildflower boutonnière with his bespoke grey suit

Green and white wedding stationery with colourful wildflowers

Groom sits on wicker chair in bespoke grey suit and funky socks as he socialises with wedding guests

Groomsmen in matching light grey three piece suits with matching green ties and handkerchiefs

Stunning wildflower wedding flowers and decor

Confetti sign with wicker basket full of confetti for wedding guests to throw over the couple

Bridesmaids in sage green dresses help the bride into her strapless lace wedding gown

Bride in strapless lace wedding dress with her bridesmaids in sage green v-neck dresses and wildflower bouquets

Large wildflower wedding bouquet with pink, red, white, orange and peach flowers with greenery

Order of the day wedding sign on dark wooden easel complete with mini pictures relating to the occasion

Bride in strapless lace wedding dress with buttons and a large bow and puddle train

STYLING

I always thought I would marry in a bluebell wood. It’s been a dream of mine since I was a young girl. But living in the Lake District, you have to accept the fact it will most likely rain! So I wanted to create the same sort of feeling but inside. The lighting was a huge part in making this work. We went with a green and peach colour theme throughout and added some extra colours in the flowers.

FAVOURITE MOMENT

Trying to pick one is very hard! I just remember looking around on many occasions and just seeing how happy everyone was. It was shortly after all restrictions from Covid had been lifted, so I think it was many people's first real event. Being in the same place as so many of your family and friends really is extremely special.

Bride in lace wedding dress with large bow sands with wedding guests at their reception

Blue and pink accents for the table settings complete with orange and green flower arrangements

Pressed wildflower cards personalised with guests' names for seating chart

Bride with long brown curled hair holding wildflower bouquet in strapless lace wedding dress with bow

Two tier white wedding cake with pink bow on a table with pink candles and roses

Green and white wedding stationery with orange roses and green flower arrangement

Bride and groom share a kiss in a field of wildflowers as the bride holds a wildflower wedding bouquet

Lush top table full of colourful flowers and lots of greenery for the summer vibes and botanical wedding

Bride and groom dance together with their wedding guests at wedding reception

Bride in strapless lace wedding dress and holds hand with groom in bespoke light grey suit and green tie

Father of the bride gives his speech at the wedding wearing paisley tie with hanging naked lightbulb decoration

Groom solo shot in bespoke light grey three piece suit and forest green tie and handkerchief with flower buttonhole

Simple and white two tier wedding cake with pink bow decoration

Bride and groom stand amongst their guests and bridesmaids in sage green dresses and laugh together

Bride and groom walk onto the dancefloor with na explosion of gold confetti

Pink, orange and green flower arrangement for the table setting

Green napkin with handwritten name place cards and a single peach for table setting

Pressed wildflower seating chart for guests

Guests make a toast with espresso martinis

Simple and elegant wedding reception with hanging exposed lightbulbs for decoration

We love Kyle’s bespoke grey suit!

Utilise the people around you. You’ll be surprised how many people are very crafty and good with a pair of scissors!

Ailsa & Kyle

Not only is a wildflower wedding bouquet a more sustainable choice, but it also looks beautiful too! Take a look at this stunning wildflower wedding in Surrey if you’re in need of a little more inspiration… if you’d like a little more insight into a sustainable wedding, don’t miss our editorial over at Wickerwood Farm!