Amaryllis + Manor Wedding Inspiration
Winter brides, meet your new best friend: Amaryllis. This bloom has a silky feathery texture, which reminds us of stylish floral sashes on wedding gowns. We will leave with you Sarah Winward of Honey of a Thousand Flowers and her inspiration with this bloom:
Inspiration board credits, clockwise: Alder Manor wedding shot by Brookelyn Photography; Kelmscott Manor; mercury glass vases from Horchow; Alder Manor photoshoot by Readyluck; Trinity College Library, Dublin, Ireland
From Sarah Winward: I love the idea of a cozy winter wedding in a historic building. Perhaps the environment is a bit dark with only some chandeliers and windows for light… we would use lots of candles in tarnished candlesticks to make the tables glow. In this centerpiece arrangement rich orange and blues are contrasted with flowers that are a true white, a perfect color combination to match the moody but elegant venue. Amaryllis are a wonderful flower for winter weddings, they are large, and have a shape similar to a lily, with several blooms on each stem. Privet berry, kumquat and ranunculus (a few of my winter staples).
Sarah Winward of Honey of a Thousand Flowers is a member of our vendor guide Blue Label
Beautiful work Sarah and I love cozy winter weddings too. Any takers, I will plan it!
Oh my this floral arrangement looks like a painted masterpiece, so perfect and beautiful!
I love this photo shot, especially the use of kumquat and berries. Beautiful!
This is such a cool idea! The flowers are amazing!
I love your post! Very pretty. You’ve got a great blog 🙂
Beautiful combination of flowers..always original. Very nice inspiration shoot and write up!
Love the flowers – the privet berries look great.
This is all so gorgeous! Love it!
The only word that comes to mind is enchanting. I am simply enchanted by this entire wedding; and inspired! Thank you.
Hi! I have to ask about those plates. They are TOO beautiful!!! Where can I find them?? Kumquats are Delish, I loved seeing them included in these arrangements.
Love the use of kumquat (fruit) with flowers. And privet berries are adding whole new dimension to it. Looks like a painting has come alive. Beautiful!!
Anyone have any idea what paint color this is?