Wedding Flowers

Flowerhouse Designs, clayton square, Liverpool

Wedding Reception flowers

Flowerhouse Designs provides beautiful wedding flowers, expertly arranged for your special day. The following information is a guide to arrangements available to you when planning your wedding flowers. We will assist you with a relaxed one to one free consultation and provide stunning wedding flowers designed to suit your wedding budget and style




Wedding Flowers Delivery
Flowers are delivered on the morning of the wedding to the brides residence, ceremony venue, reception venue and grooms residence( if required ). Delivery areas; Wirral, Liverpool, Chester, North Wales and surrounding areas.

Bridal Bouquets
What you wear on your big day will influence the style of bouquet you choose. Styles of bouquet: hand-tied, shower, teardrop, trailing, over arm and pomander.

Groom’s Buttonhole
Usually two flowers in the left buttonhole, the bloom tends to match one that features in the bridal bouquet.

Buttonholes
Buttonholes can be any flower of your choice, usually in keeping with the rest of the bridal flowers. Sometimes just reserved for the Best Man, Fathers and Ushers, but can be worn by all guests.

Wirral Flowers

Corsages
Mothers of the bride and groom traditionally wear a corsage that either matches the colour scheme, the bridal bouquet or even their own outfit.

Bridesmaid Flowers
A smaller version of the brides bouquet or containing some of the flowers in the bridal arrangement or provide a contrast with the same flowers in a different shade, or go with something different, a wrist corsage.

Flower girls
A basket or a pomander of flowers. Basket of rose petals to scatter. A wand.

Ceremony Arrangements
From pedestal arrangements of mixed flowers and foliage at the entrance and at the front of the ceremony venue, pew ends or rows of chairs to alter arrangements or ceremony table arrangements.

Reception Arrangements
Many couples arrange for their ceremony pedestals to be moved to their reception venue to save money. Please discuss this with ceremony venue before hand. It’s traditional to have table arrangements. These can vary from usual candle and flower oasis centrepieces to tall lily vases to goldfish bowls to candelabras, all can be dressed with mirrors, tea lights, confetti etc. The top table arrangement can either be a long version of the other centrepieces, which can stretch the length of the table or two or three separate arrangements. Getting your table decoration right can really help to enhance the mood of your reception.

Cake Flowers
Decorate the cake with flowers featured either in the brides bouquet or in the table arrangements.


Gifts
It's traditional to present the mothers of the bride and groom with a bouquet of flowers as a thank you for all their help and support planning the wedding.