Use a clear fishing line to support and anchor the structure to the wall to create the floating illusion. This half arch structure is a burst of style and flair. Flowers like Dried Straw Flower and Dried Red Protea Flower will also add a pop of color to any arrangement. Playing with the different textures of dried flowers is always a great way to add depth to your structure. Not only will dried flowers last longer, but they will also keep your structure intact for the entire wedding, and even a brunch for the next day! A day after wedding brunch is a hot trend right now, and if you want your decorations to keep going, use these beautiful, dried flowers to decorate. Spotlight your wedding colors in your display and create the perfect background for drop-dead gorgeous photos of the happy couple and their wedding party. Use lots of greenery for fillers like Cotinus Smoke Bush and add sprinkles of soft colors with beautiful Ginger Cream Garden Rose. This will save on your budget and can help with the balance of your backdrop. Instead of the classic way of filling the entire shape of your structure with flowers, choose a few places to focus on your arrangements. Play with different shapes like circles or triangles as your focal point. You don’t always need the traditional arch. Here are a few tips from our FiftyFlowers team to create the most magnificent flower art piece for your big day! Gone are the days of simple arches, the trend is now to turn your arch into a masterpiece. The ivory jugs of flowers eventually destined for the guest table centrepieces were used to dress the ceremony table, the windowsill behind the arch and the alcove in the Orangery.īelow are some beautiful shots from this lovely wedding at Great Fosters, most of them thanks to Katherine Edden Photography.No matter the season, color, or location, your wedding is going to be picture perfect and any blushing bride or groom wants that fantastic spot for the best picture. The amazing wedding arch was the pièce de résistance, and was flanked by two stunning floral wedding urn centrepieces with dramatic delphiniums, ivory and blush hydrangeas, scented stocks and roses. The chairs were beautifully dressed with pale peach organza wraps with ivory and pearl buckles, and the wedding aisle was lined with pretty rose petals scatter in soft ivory, blush and pale peach. The bridal bouquet, bridesmaids bouquets and flowers girls posies were all a soft mix of ivory, pale blush and pale peach roses, Klooney ranunculus and scented stocks. Jemma and Ben’s wedding was a perfect unveiling of the beautiful arch since Jemma chose such a pretty vintage ivory / pearls theme with touches of pale blush and peach.

In Jemma’s case it was customised with beautiful peachy blush paeonies which looked stunning.

The arch is made with beautiful high quality faux blooms and is normally available in ivory but can be customised as it was here, with accent flowers in whatever colour choice you wish. Even the plainest ceremony rooms with hardly anything else around it, would look amazing with this arch as a backdrop for the wedding ceremony… For its first airing at Jemma and Ben’s very romantic wedding at Great Fosters, the effect in the light and airy Orangery was simply breathtaking! A tiny bit Kim Kardashianesque it may well be, but also so romantic and dreamy, and dare I say a lot more affordable. Packing real punch in terms of impact, I have to say I am really pleased with how it turned out. So somewhat later, our new and very romantic flower arch came to be, and to be used for its first time at Jemma’s lovely wedding at Great Fosters. So I got really excited at the thought of creating a really special and dreamy floral arch to complement our very popular amazing wedding blossom flower trees.

The concept of twee and somewhat American looking floral arches left me feeling that there is room for something far lovelier. My most recent wedding flowers creation is a stunning wedding flowers arch for hire in Surrey, Berkshire, London and the SE.

Flower arch for wedding