The UK wedding industry is renowned for its elegance and tradition, yet I believe, as many others do, that there remains a significant gap in representation and inclusivity. As we move towards a more diverse society, I believe it’s essential to recognise and celebrate everyone who makes up the fabric of modern weddings, and put more focus on inclusive weddings as vendors.
In an age where environmental consciousness is becoming increasingly vital, and prevalent, sustainability in the luxury wedding industry is coming into conversation much more, and us vendors need to step up to the challenge. More and more couples are not only seeking opulence and elegance for their special day but are also looking for ways to ensure their celebrations are kinder to the planet. From breathtaking venues to exquisite floral arrangements, the luxury wedding sector is finding innovative ways to merge glamour with green practices.
Scotland is a killer destination for a wedding – there’s no denying that. We are so lucky with our venues, our landscapes and our traditions that it’s often a popular decision for that away from home wedding – whether you’re coming up from London to get to the countryside, you have family heritage from here or you’re coming from much further afield to enjoy all Scotland has to offer. Here’s some top tips for planning your Scottish destination wedding!
There is nothing I love more than heading off to a wedding venue to chat flowers with a couple. I get to see them in their element, getting excited about their big day – and see the looks on their faces when they start to feel,and see, it all coming together. Choosing your wedding venue […]
As you may have read in my last blog post (if not go here to read it) I come from a corporate background so efficiency is super duper important to me. And I think it’s what makes me a little different from other wedding florists – it’s not all the time that you find a creative person that also bloody loves a good system!
So, recently I had to send some supporting information into the Scottish Wedding Awards (you can find out more about them here) and it made me reflect on my journey with Wildflower & Willow and I cannot believe how quickly time goes! I left my corporate job in August 2021 to be full time self-employed in Wildflower & Willow and it just struck me that it was now pretty much 2 and a half years ago! Which is crazy because lockdown feels like yesterday, am I right?! So I thought it was about time I shared a bit more about how Wildflower & Willow came about, and how it’s grown to what it is today!
The wedding altar symbolises the unity of the couple and their families coming together. It marks the beginning of their journey together as a married couple and represents their commitment to each other. In the past couples were perhaps restricted by their wedding venue as to how they could decorate the altar, but now with […]
Let’s talk all about Pantone’s Colour of the Year for 2024…Peach Fuzz. I’m in love, and it’s great for wedding flowers! Did you know Pantone has been running its Color of the Year programme for 25 years – I find it fascinating how one colour choice every year can really encapsulate a moment in time, […]