Seasonal Spring Daffodil Wedding Flowers

I have the most beautiful seasonal spring daffodil wedding flowers to share with you today. Becca and Dave were married on a beautiful, March Day in one of the most stunning wedding venues in South Wales. De Courceys Manor is a hidden gem; a family-owned and managed venue in the gorgeous Pentyrch countryside just outside of Cardiff. It is such a lovely venue to work at.

Becca and Dave's wedding was a beautiful celebration of love, made even more magical by the vibrant colours and fresh fragrances of their spring wedding flowers. From the delicate touches of blues in the bouquets to the elegant floral arrangements, every bloom played a part in creating the perfect atmosphere for their big 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.

Just married at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

A Seasonal Spring flower Filled Bouquet

Becca’s bridal bouquet was the epitome of springtime elegance. She chose a mixture of seasonal spring blooms - a variety of gorgeous daffodils as the star of her bouquet; synonymous with spring and instantly recognisable with their central trumpet surrounded by perfect petals. Mixed with bold iris, seasonal helebores and touches of blue myosotis (forget me nots) and pastel oxypetalum. Becca asked for a few daisies throughout the arrangements and soft peach roses. The bouquets were lush yet delicate, capturing the fresh beauty of spring. these blooms. They perfectly complemented her bridal gown.

Seasonal spring wedding flowers with daffodils and iris at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Walking down the aisle holding spring daffodil wedding flowers — Seasonal spring daffodil wedding flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Spring daffodil bridal bouquet — Seasonal spring wedding bridal bouquet with daffodils and iris at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Buttonholes for the groomsmen

The men wore the same peach roses as the bridal flowers with extra florets of forget me not.

Grooms buttonhole at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

The groomsmen wearing peach buttonholes at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

The groom during the ceremony — The groom at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Spring ceremony wedding flowers

For their ceremony, Becca and Dave opted for a beautiful, natural looking floral arch, filled with daffodils, peach roses, helebores and cascading greenery. The delicate seasonal spring flowers brought a whimsical, romantic vibe to the arch. Meanwhile, the trailing ivy and eucalyptus added a rustic charm. The floral arch served as the perfect backdrop for their vows.

On the registry table sat a box overflowing with beautiful spring blooms. After the ceremony this was repurposed to sit on the sweetheart table for the wedding breakfast.

Ceremony floral arch with seasonal spring daffodil flowers — Ceremony flowers with seasonal spring floral arch and aisle flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Ceremony area with spring flower copper arch — Ceremony spring floral arch vow area at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Box of spring flowers for registry table — Registrar and top table seasonal spring daffodil wedding flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Aisle wedding ceremony spring flowers

The aisles were lined with gorgeous boxes of spring wedding flowers that mirrored the bridal bouquets. These were then moved to the reception room to decorate the guest tables for the wedding breakfast.

Aisle flower boxes of seasonal spring flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Spring daffodils aisle flowers — Aisle flower boxes with spring wedding flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Spring wedding ceremony flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Tablescapes Full of Spring Elegance

The reception tables were adorned with the displays from the ceremony aisle, low arrangements in wooden boxes full of daffodils, iris, roses and more. The colourful blooms created a warm, inviting atmosphere, while the hand painted table names added a touch of sophistication. Every table was a nod to the beauty of spring wedding flowers.

Reception room with boxes of spring flowers — Spring wedding reception flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Spring wedding reception flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Box of seasonal spring wedding flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Becca and Dave’s wedding was a true celebration of spring, brought to life through thoughtful choices in their floral arrangements. Their use of seasonal blooms ensured that every flower was not only beautiful but meaningful, adding to the unforgettable charm of their special day.

This is what they had to say about working with me:

“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.”

— Becca

Just married with spring floral arch at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Close up details of spring wedding flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Spring wedding reception table flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

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

Thank you for the beautiful photos from Joe Lewis Photography. 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!

Bridesmaid seasonal spring bouquet at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

Seasonal spring wedding flowers at De Courceys Manor. Image by Joe Lewis Photography.

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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

Page 32! This month's @countyweddingmagazines Your South Wales Wedding Magazine has a four page feature of one of my weddings. It's a beauty and I loved every second of being a part of it. I am so pleased that Megan gave me a special mention and also told the story of how I helped her have her wedding outside. Anyway, go take a look - September/October Issue. You won't regret it. (Here's the link) https://www.yoursouthwales.wedding/free-download Images @timea.danci.photographer Styling @ohsocurious_hq Venue @llechwenhall Bride @megzdelight

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