Bridal flowers were delivered to Enfield then we made our way to Stock Brook. The ceremony was the second of the day at the venue so decoration had to take place in stages after the first ceremony was complete.
There was a colour theme of black and white, with a splash of orange for the table centres and the groom's buttonhole only(at his request!)
On Saturday 15th March we arranged Nandita's flowers in the Sculpture Gallery, Woburn Abbey
The civil ceremony takes place at one end of the gallery and then the tables are rearranged for the wedding breakfast...that's why there aren't any chairs around the table in this picture!
The table flowers were tall slim vases with a crushed ice effect, ivy spiralled within the vase topped with a mound of white tulips. We hope the bride will forward some wedding pictures and we can add to our posts at a later date.
On Wednesday the 12th March LKLily dressed The Chancery Court Hotel in Holburn. The event was Children's Champions - prestigious honours to celebrate those who go further than anyone else to make a positive difference in the lives of our kids. It was run by News of The World and partnered in these awards were the People's Post Office, at the heart of so many communities, and Barnardo's the UK's best-known Children's Charity.
We were asked to create a "Spring Feel" and used a mass of hyacinth, ranuncula, narcissi and tulips as well as pots of primulas and guelder rose. We also provided all the table linen as well as the LED lights around the table. The napkins were dressed with a single red tulip.
The Awards can be viewed on Sky One.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown met the winners TWICE on Wednesday, first at 10 Downing Street, then again at the Gala Awards in the night when he also presented Sara Payne with A Special Judges Award.
Lindsay was brought up on a Scottish farm and retains the practicality she learned in her creativity today. After working with Pulbrook & Gould and other central London flower shops she established LK Lily and Lindsay Kirkland Design applying her own skills and beliefs in her floral design work.
