Rosedew Farm spring wedding flowers

I have the most beautiful seasonal spring wedding flowers to share with you today. Kate and Joe were married on a beautiful March Day, in one of the most stunning wedding venues in South Wales. Rosedew Farm is a family run working farm in the beautiful South Welsh coast - only a five minute walk from the beach, and a 10 minute walk to Llantwit Major. It is such a lovely venue and I have been lucky enough to work there many times. I can’t believe Rosedew Farm hasn’t featured on my blog before.

The bride at Rosedew Farm holding her seasonal spring wedding bouquet in pink and peach colours — Spring wedding flowers bridal bouquet at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

I first met Kate when she came to one of my Christmas wreath classes, I remember her being interested in the way I run my business with sustainable practices. When she reached out to discuss her wedding flowers I was, of course, thrilled to be a part of their wedding day.

This entire wedding was created without floral foam. All the vessels are sustainable. You can learn more about my journey in the #nofloralfoam movement here.

The bride and groom are getting married at Rosedew Farm, the bride is holding a spring flower bouquet in shades of pink — During the wedding ceremony at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Seasonal spring pink wedding bouquets

Kate’s bridal bouquet was full of seasonal loveliness in shades of pink and a touch of peach. I used ranunculus, tulips and scabious seasonal spring blooms. A few peachy spray roses, some allium, fragrant freesias and dried lavender were a lovely addition. Silver foliage finished the look. The bouquets were lush yet delicate, capturing the fresh beauty of spring. They perfectly complemented her bridal gown.

The bridesmaids carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet.

Bridal bouquet in shades of pink with ranunculus, roses and tulips at Rosedew Farm, Llantwit Major — Seasonal spring wedding flowers with ranunculus and tulips at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Bridal party wedding bouquets lined up in a row in shades of pink at Rosedew Farm wedding — Seasonal spring wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Buttonholes for the groomsmen

The men wore foliage buttonholes with astrantia and dried lavender. Joe wore the same but with extra peach roses that matched the bridal flower bouquets.

Rosedew Farm groom buttonhole with roses, astrantia, lavender and senecio foliage — Grooms buttonhole wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Groomsmen buttonholes for Rosedew Wedding with astrantia, lavender, eucalyptus and senecio foliage — Groomsmen wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Ladies corsage buttonhole with roses, astrantia, freesia, lavender and foliage for Rosedew Farm wedding — Corsage wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Spring flower ladies corsage

The lucky ladies of the bridal party wore these gorgeous corsages full of freesia, roses and astrantia.

Close up of the bridal bouquet full of spring wedding flowers in peach and pink tones for Rosedew wedding ceremony — Contact me

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Rosedew Farm spring wedding flowers

Kate and Joe asked me to decorate the driftwood arch from Rosedew Farm as the ceremony focal point at the top of the wedding aisle. As always, I used a moss ‘sausage’ as the base and filled it with seasonal Spring blooms. The floral arch served as the perfect backdrop for the lovely couple to say their vows.

A jar of spring flowers sat on the registry table, this was then reused on the reception guest tables.

Wedding ceremony flowers at Rosedew Farm with driftwood arch — Ceremony wedding flowers set up at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Spring flowers on driftwood arch for wedding ceremony at Rosedew Farm — Ceremony wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Jars of seasonal Spring flowers line the aisle for the wedding ceremony at Rosedew Farm — Aisle wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

The aisles were lined with gorgeous, natural displays of spring wedding flowers that mirrored the bridal bouquets. These were then moved to the guest tables for the wedding breakfast.

Dotted around the barn were zinc buckets of planted rosemary, as were displays of eucalyptus and dried stems.

Signing the register at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Jar of flowers for registrar display of spring wedding flowers for Rosedew wedding ceremony — Registry table wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Jar of spring wedding flowers in pink and peach colours for Rosedew wedding ceremony — Jar of spring wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Rosedew Farm spring wedding reception

The reception tables were adorned with the displays from the ceremony aisle; these gorgeous jars full of seasonal spring blooms sat alongside vases of floating candles, when lit these created a warm, inviting atmosphere. A generous flat lay of eucalyptus foliage finished the look.

Rosedew Farm wedding reception table centres with candles and spring flowers — Wedding reception table flowers at Rosedew Farm. Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Rosedew Farm wedding table centres with vases of floating candles, jars of spring flowers and foliage flat lay — Reception wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Rosedew Farm wedding reception table set up — Reception room wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Kate and Joe’s wedding was a true celebration of spring brought to life through thoughtful choices in their floral arrangements. Their use of seasonal blooms added to the unforgettable charm of their special day.

This is the messade they sent after the wedding:

“Still not over my bouquet or any of the other flowers. Thank you so much for capturing exactly what we wanted for our special day so well.”

— Kate

Confetti shot at Rosedew Farm wedding — Confetti shot at Rosedew Farm. Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

The bride and her father walking down the aisle with spring wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm — The bride and her father at Rosedew Farm. Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

Rosedew Farm spring wedding ceremony flowers — Ceremony wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

What do you think? How beautiful are these Rosedew Farm spring wedding flowers? Would you embrace seasonal flowers for your wedding theme? It was such fun being a part of this wedding.

During the wedding speeches at Rosedew Farm in front of the driftwood arch with seasonal spring flowers — Tesimonials

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Thank you Bobbie Lee Photography for the photos, you really captured the beauty of the day.

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

Floral details in shades of pink at Rosedew Farm wedding — Seasonal spring pink wedding flowers at Rosedew Farm . Image by Bobbie Lee Photography

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Venue - Rosedew Farm

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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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As a wedding florist, the most important lesson I've learned is the power of truly understanding my couples. This is what makes me click with my couples. After all I am playing a part in one of the most important events of their lives. By taking the time to get to know their vision, I’m able to craft floral designs that not only complement but elevate the entire atmosphere of their special day. It is by working together that we’ll bring their dream wedding to life, one bloom at a time. Write FLOWERS in the comments to book a free consultation.

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