Blue and Peach Summer Wedding Flowers: A Perfect Palette for Your Wedding Day

Summer weddings are a celebration of warmth and love, unfortunately in South Wales we cannot depend on the weather so make sure you capture that summer feeling through your choice of wedding flowers. Blue and peach, is a harmonious and refreshing colour combination and can transform your wedding into a picturesque dream. In this blog, explore this stunning real life South Wales wedding full of blue and peach summer wedding flowers are a perfect choice and how to incorporate them into your special day.

My wonderful couple Sharon and James were married at the beautiful St Tewdrics House; a 19th Century luxury Italianate Villa nestled in 10 acres of idyllic Monmouthshire countryside.

Blue and peach summer wedding flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Just married with blue and peach wedding flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

The bride and groom with peach and blue flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

These beautiful images by Tom Curno Photography capture just how beautiful this South Wales wedding at St Tewdrics House. is. By selecting a sophisticated palette of blue and peach for their summer wedding flowers, Sharon and James created a breath taking atmosphere that will be remembered by both them and their guests for years to come.

Now feast your eyes on this blog for some serious wedding inspiration!

Peach and blue bridal wedding flower bouquet at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

The bridal party with peach and blue wedding flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Bride and her father walking down the wedding aisle at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Peach and blue wedding flower theme at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Charming blue and peach bridal flowers

The natural style of the wedding flowers were perfect for this summer wedding day when the sun actually chose to show up. The cool serenity of blue paired with the soft warmth of peach created a stunning visual contrast, both elegant and refreshing. This combination embodies the balance of tranquillity and joy, making it ideal for a summer wedding setting.

As always, my love of texture and many petaled flowers influenced Sharon’s bouquet. I included some popular choices for weddings - such as ‘avalanche’ roses. ammi visgna, soft peach spray roses, eustoma, the stunning nigella - commonly known as ‘love in the mist’, chameleucium, hydrangea, scabious and delphinium, and olive foliage.

The bridesmaids carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet.

Bridal flowers in blue and peach colours at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Blue and peach wedding flowers bouquet at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Delivering the blue and peach bridal bouquets at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Blue and peach bridal flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Blue and peach buttonholes

Peach and blue buttonholes at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Groomsmen buttonholes at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

The groomsmen wore small posies of nigella, chamelaucium and olive foliage. James wore the same but with an extra peach rose, They were mini versions of the bridal flowers. Super cute.

St Tewdrics South Wales Ceremony flowers

The ceremony flowers were designed with the intention to reuse and repurpose in the reception room - something I always recommend my couple do. This is a great way to make your budget go further.

Because the sun was shining Sharon and James married outside.

I adorned the ceremony vow area with cascading urn arrangements of blue and peach flowers - Sharon specifically asked for the foliage to flow down the urns. Here I used a mix of bridal summer flowers and colours, these urns added drama to the ceremony area. These were then repurposed to sit behind the top table to add further floral decoration to that space.

The aisles were decorated with the sweetest jars full of bridal and seasonal flowers. I tied these to the chairs

Simple bud vases of bridal flowers decorated the registry table, the venue then moved these on the top table.

This entire wedding was designed without the use floral foam, whenever possible I will not use floral foam. If you would like to learn why and find out more about this movement, you can read my blog here.

St Tewdrics outdoor ceremony area at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Aisle flowers in peach and blue colours at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Peach and blue urn wedding flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Registrar table bud vases at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Aisle wedding flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Signing the registrar with peach and blue bud vases at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Table settings with blue and peach wedding

The staircase at the entrance to St Tewdrics was decorated with this understated floral display in the bridal colours. This area is often adorned with flowers, sometimes very voluptuous designs. Here Sharon and James wanted to create a focal point but in a laid-back style.

In the reception room guests sat at trestle tables, blue and peach flowers were used in the table settings with small arrangements sat in front of every couple of guests. The aisle flowers and the bridal bouquets were also added to the tables displays. The flowers were complemented with powder blue tapered candles, matching napkin ribbons and place cards.

The top table was decorated with the same bud designs and the large urn ceremony displays were placed behind the bride and groom, making a beautiful backdrop. This is a great way to make the most of your wedding flowers.

Sharon’s parents were keen to add their personal touch to the wedding flowers. They made these wonderful boxes of plants which I made sure matched the other flowers by adding some bridal roses to the displays. They were so gorgeous, I love it when weddings are made more personal.

This was my first time working at St Tewdrics, South Wales, what a beautiful venue with gorgeous grounds. We are really spoilt for choice of stunning wedding venues in South Wales.

Starcase flower display at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Reception wedding flowers in peach and blue flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Bud vases on reception tables at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

St Tewdrics reception room wedding flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Wedding speeches at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Top table wedding flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Planted boxes for reception room at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

This is what Sharon had to say about her blue and peach summer flowers.

“Anne-Marie comes highly recommended. We were so very happy with our flowers and she nailed our flower vision! Guided us with her flower knowledge and created beautiful arrangement and bouquets... Anne-Marie is lovely- so happy we found her and that she was available for our wedding date.”

— Sharon

The wedding party with blue and peach wedding flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Choosing blue and peach summer wedding flowers is a decision that promises beauty, elegance, and versatility. This enchanting colour palette not only captures the essence of summer but also provides a refreshing and harmonious backdrop for your special day. Whether you're dreaming of a grand celebration or an intimate gathering, blue and peach flowers will help create a wedding that is as memorable as it is beautiful.

What do you think?

Thank you for the beautiful images by Tom Curno Photography I found it hard to choose which ones to use, that’s why there are so many.

If you like what you see and would like to discuss your wedding flowers please GET IN TOUCH!

The married couple at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Blue and peach wedding flower bouquets at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

St Tewdrics staircase design at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Summer floral arrangement at staircase in St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

Bridesmaids with blue and peach wedding flowers at St Tewdrics House. Image by Tom Curno Photography

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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Hi! I'm Anne-Marie, Petal Power is me!

I run my weddings and event floristry business out of my studio in Creigiau, Cardiff, South Wales.

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I don't care! ⭐ That you have no idea about flowers ⭐ You don't have your whole wedding mapped out ⭐ Your design vision isn't clear This is perfectly normal! Most people don't know exactly what they want when we meet and actually that's how I prefer it! It's great when we collaborate and talk through everything together. We can deep dive into all this when we meet. If you want to work with me get in touch. For the beautiful @becca_hobbs4. If you want to see more of this beautiful wedding day I have written a blog. The link is in my bio. Venue @decourceysmanor Professional images @joelewisphotography Hair @wishboneandcomb Makeup @_jhmakeup

"As soon as I saw Anne-Marie’s work I knew she was the person I wanted to do our wedding flowers. She worked with us to help shape our ideas, and bring our spring wedding to life. The flowers were exquisite and so many people commented on how beautiful they were. She even came back the following morning to turn our flower boxes into bouquets so that we could give them out to family and friends. She really helped us to get the most out of our budget. She is incredibly skilled at what she does, and we highly recommend her.” Pop over to the link in my bio to see more of this beautiful wedding in my latest blog, or I can send you the link. Photographer @joelewisphotography Venue @decourceysmanor Hair @wishboneandcomb Make up @_jhmakeup Dress @timelesselegancebridal

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