SINCERELY YOURS WEDDING COLLECTION
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This four-image collage captures a perfectly coordinated pink and green wedding collection, the kind of design often requested for intimate Marylebone receptions near Harley Street and Portland Place. In the top-left image, the bride is shown from the shoulders down, her white lace dress gently blurred so that the rounded bouquet becomes the focus. The bouquet is abundant with soft light pink and dusky lavender roses, their petals layered and velvety, intertwined with bright lime-green button chrysanthemums that add a lively contrast. Between these larger blooms, dainty pink alstroemeria flecked with yellow, tiny white flowers of baby's breath, and rich green foliage weave together, creating a soft, romantic dome of colour and texture. The top-right image draws the eye to the groom's charcoal grey suit and bold fuchsia tie. On his lapel sits a delicate boutonniere composed of a single blush-pink rosebud, touches of green chrysanthemum, airy gypsophila, and thin blades of decorative grass. A narrow pink ribbon wraps the stems, mirroring the accent colour found throughout the bridal flowers. In the lower-left image, a similar bouquet rests horizontally on a pale beige, fabric-textured surface, offering a clear view of the hand-tied stems neatly bound in fuchsia ribbon. This angle reveals the tight, rounded composition and the thoughtful placement of every bloom, ideal for a bridesmaid walking through the streets of Marylebone towards a nearby church or town hall. Finally, the lower-right image presents a matching table centerpiece on a crisp white background. A white spherical vase with an intricate woven lattice is filled to the brim with pink and lavender roses, bright green button chrysanthemums, pink alstroemeria, and gentle baby's breath, accompanied by two smaller woven spheres to complete an elegant Marylebone wedding breakfast table. In this image, a hand-tied bridal bouquet lies gracefully, radiating the kind of quiet sophistication that suits a Marylebone wedding. The eye is first drawn to the cluster of lilac and soft lavender roses at the centre, each rose richly layered with smooth, velvety petals that coil inward like a gentle promise. Between these focal blooms, fine sprays of white gypsophila are carefully tucked, the baby's breath providing a delicate, cloud-like backdrop that softens the transitions from one flower to another. Sprinkled throughout the bouquet, button-shaped green chrysanthemums introduce a cheerful splash of colour, their vibrant chartreuse heads and firm texture adding depth and a refreshing twist to the traditional bridal palette. Pink alstroemeria, with their elongated petals and light speckling, arch outward in loose, natural curves, guiding the gaze around the arrangement and giving it an effortless, flowing silhouette rather than a rigid form. Encasing the florals, a generous touch of fresh greenery adds structure, the leaves gleaming softly in the light like polished accents against the pastels. The bouquet is bathed in gentle, natural illumination, similar to sunlight filtering through a Marylebone apartment window, enhancing the cool tones of the roses and the softness of the gypsophila. Every stem appears thoughtfully positioned, the overall shape slightly rounded but not overly tight, hinting at a comfortable grip for a bride walking through nearby streets towards a ceremony, perhaps by the Wallace Collection or a local registry office. The bouquet feels intimate, personal, and full of meaning, a fresh, poetic expression of love designed to be remembered long after the final petal falls. Laid with care on a pale, linen-textured backdrop that feels quietly luxurious, this hand-tied bouquet presents itself like a bridal portrait, the kind one might see before a Marylebone Town Hall ceremony. The flowers are arranged into a compact, rounded cluster, with soft lavender roses taking the lead, their wide-open buds revealing spirals of overlapping petals that look almost sculpted. Interwoven with these roses are elegant alstroemeria blooms in shades of pink and cream, their petals flaring outwards and brushed with fine yellow striations and darker speckles towards the centre, giving a delicate, painterly effect. Scattered among them, vivid chartreuse button chrysanthemums bring a joyful energy, their small, precise, globe-shaped flowers adding both texture and a shot of contemporary green that contrasts beautifully with the pastel tones, much like the burst of foliage along Marylebone High Street in spring. Sprigs of white baby's breath are threaded throughout, creating soft, airy pockets of tiny blossoms that appear almost like a gentle mist, cushioning the more architectural forms of the roses and chrysanthemums. At the base, the stems are gathered together and wrapped in a wide pink satin ribbon that gleams softly, smooth and neatly folded, overlaid with a twist of tiny white pearls that run along the handle, echoing the detail of a bridal bracelet or necklace. Below this wrapping, the ends of the stems remain visible, slightly uneven and natural, grounding the bouquet with an honest, garden-fresh feel. Often chosen for weddings, engagement dinners, and milestone celebrations across Marylebone, this bouquet conveys a mood of romance, calm confidence, and considered style, ready to be carried from ceremony to celebration. Captured in close-up, this boutonnière looks as though it has just been prepared in a Marylebone florist studio, ready for delivery to a nearby wedding or formal event. A single pale pink rose forms the focal point, its petals gently unfolding in soft, concentric layers that give the bloom a serene, almost breathless quality. Framing the rose is a neatly composed selection of greenery: smooth, deep-green leaves create a structured base, while slim, elongated foliage introduces height and movement, giving the design an elegant vertical line when worn against a dark jacket. Small clusters of white gypsophila weave between the leaves and petals, their tiny blossoms forming a light, airy mist that adds romance without overwhelming the central bloom. Nestled alongside the rose, a small, bright green button chrysanthemum provides contrast in both colour and texture, its compact, spherical form and densely layered petals lending the boutonnière a refreshing, modern note. One slender blade of foliage extends slightly further, guiding the viewer's eye and hinting at the flow of fabric on a well-cut suit walking past Marylebone High Street. The stems are gathered neatly and wrapped with a narrow, mauve-toned ribbon, the satin finish catching the light in a subtle sheen, with a small tail that softens the overall silhouette. The composition suggests freshness and care: you can almost sense the cool touch of the stems and imagine the faint fragrance of rose lifted by a breeze outside Marylebone Town Hall. This is a small but deeply considered floral accent, meant to rest close to the heart on a day filled with promises and carefully chosen details. On a softly textured fabric, a single pink rose boutonniere lies ready to be pinned, capturing the understated charm of a Marylebone celebration. The central rose is a gentle blush hue, its petals arranged in an elegant spiral that moves from a warm, rosy core to paler, almost translucent tips that catch the soft light, much like the early sun reflecting off the stone facades near Marylebone High Street. The surface of each petal appears smooth and velvety, inviting the touch and suggesting the faint, classic fragrance of fresh roses. Nestled close to the rose are refined blooms of pastel alstroemeria, their petals dusted with pale pink and marked with fine linear streaks that lead the eye toward their delicate yellow centres. Sprays of tiny white gypsophila weave between the larger flowers, creating a shimmering halo of miniature blossoms that soften and lighten the whole composition. Slender stems of greenery extend outward, some arching gracefully, others curling gently back toward the flowers, lending a natural, garden-like feel that hints at a hand-picked arrangement from a hidden courtyard off Harley Street. The stems are neatly bound together with a glossy pink ribbon, wrapped with precision so that no loose ends show, giving the boutonniere a refined, tailored finish suitable for a groom, groomsman, or special guest. The lighting in the image is even and calm, revealing the contrast between the plush petals, crisp leaves, and the woven fabric beneath. This design feels ideal for weddings, formal dinners, or milestone occasions in Marylebone, offering a subtle yet meaningful expression of romance, grace, and attention to detail. This hand-tied bouquet, photographed from slightly above on a neutral, linen-like fabric, feels like a moment of quiet celebration captured between the streets of Marylebone and the calm of Regent's Park. At its core, pink roses unfold in classic spirals, their petals smooth and velvety, ranging from soft blush to slightly deeper pink tones that capture the light beautifully. Nestled among them are button chrysanthemums in vivid lime green, perfectly rounded and densely petalled, providing a crisp, modern foil to the romantic roses. Scattered throughout are pink alstroemeria, each flower trumpet-shaped and finely detailed, with slender petals brushed with deeper pink streaks and hints of amber yellow toward the centre, adding an almost painterly intricacy. Wisps of baby's breath, with countless tiny white flowers, weave through the arrangement, softening transitions between blooms and imparting a gentle, cloud-like fullness. A collar of fresh greenery frames the whole bouquet, the leaves glossy and varied in shape, giving a sense of natural movement and garden freshness, as if just gathered from a quiet courtyard near Marylebone Lane. The stems are precisely gathered at the base and wrapped in a rich fuchsia satin ribbon that gleams softly against the textured background, forming a neat, comfortable handle perfect for carrying down an aisle or presenting as a heartfelt gift. The lighting is tender and even, with no harsh shadows, bringing forward every nuance of texture-from the tiny florets of the chrysanthemums to the airy clusters of baby's breath. Crafted with the care of an experienced local florist, this bouquet suits intimate weddings, anniversaries, or thoughtful flower delivery across Marylebone and neighbouring areas. This photograph reveals a graceful, contemporary bouquet that would look perfectly at home atop a wedding cake table in Marylebone or on a polished sideboard along Wigmore Street. The flowers are gathered into a lush, rounded dome, tightly composed so that every angle offers a rich tapestry of petals and colour. Soft lavender and deep pink roses dominate the design, each bloom generously open, their layered petals forming sumptuous spirals that evoke romance and celebration. Interspersed among them are stems of pale pink alstroemeria, their long, slim petals lightly speckled and gently flared, giving the arrangement a touch of playful elegance and subtle movement. Bright lime green button chrysanthemums nestle between the pastels, their compact, spherical heads adding a fresh jolt of colour and a distinctly modern character that enlivens the entire composition. Threading through the bouquet are airy sprays of white baby's breath, each tiny blossom like a grain of light, weaving softness throughout the design and blurring the edges between flowers. Glimpses of deep green foliage underpin the arrangement, discreetly shaping the bouquet while allowing the pastel and green palette to shine. The blooms are cradled in a striking white spherical vase made of intricately woven wicker or rattan. Its open, crisscrossing pattern forms a light, basket-like globe that feels almost architectural, providing a contemporary counterpoint to the organic curves of the flowers. The vase rests upon a smooth, immaculate white surface that subtly reflects the composition, further enhancing the bright, airy atmosphere. To one side, two smaller decorative spheres in a pale, natural material repeat the open-weave motif, one slightly larger than the other, adding a note of balanced simplicity. Behind, a neutral, softly textured wall in a warm off-white or beige tone keeps the setting calm and understated. The overall impression is of thoughtful design and quiet joy, ideal for wedding collections, bridal showers, or elegant celebrations in Marylebone.

SINCERELY YOURS WEDDING COLLECTION

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50 - 75 GUESTS
1 BRIDAL BOUQUET
3 BRIDESMAID BOUQUETS
4 GROOM BOUTONNIERES


75 - 100 GUESTS
1 BRIDAL BOUQUET
5 BRIDESMAID BOUQUETS
6 GROOM BOUTONNIERES


100+ GUESTS
1 BRIDAL BOUQUET
7 BRIDESMAID BOUQUETS
8 GROOM BOUTONNIERES

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    I am thoroughly impressed by the consistency and quality of the floral designs. They brought a timeless look of elegance to our wedding festivities.

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    Excellent quality and vibrant colors that brought our vision to life. The bouquets were absolutely gorgeous.

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    Every petal in the arrangement spoke of dedication and attention to detail. It set a charming tone for our intimate celebration.

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    Beautiful, fresh flowers delivered on time. They added so much beauty to our special day.

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    Beautiful flowers and excellent customer service. Marylebone Florist helped make our wedding day unforgettable.

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    The flowers were fresh and beautiful, and the arrangements were exquisite. Very pleased with Marylebone Florist.

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    The floral arrangements were elegant and sophisticated, adding a luxurious touch to our wedding.

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    I was very impressed by the way the delicate blooms were arranged, adding a soft yet striking ambiance to our venue. The freshness and design were truly exceptional.

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