It's another busy week coming up for this Highland Florist, with 8 weddings and elopements to create gorgeous flowers for. The Autumn colours are really coming out now. With the trees and the mountains themselves turning all the golden, copper and russet shades you can imagine.
No wonder being married here in Glencoe, or in fact any of the wonderful locations here in Lochaber, is a dream wedding day for many. I can't tell you how much I enjoy hearing from couples from near and far, who are ready to celebrate their wedding in Scotland.
In just one day recently I had orders from Malta, USA, Vienna , Edinburgh & Yorkshire!
Those couples have their day still to look forward to. Meanwhile I have enjoyed seeing some amazing photos from weddings that took place in September. Without fail the photos are just wonderful. Take a look at these photos from Natalie and George's elopement at the Glencoe Lochan.
I had the joy of providing the flowers including George's 'flower pocket'. Natalie opted for a bridal bouquet of Red Roses, Sedum, Astible, Sophia Lauren roses & selection of Eucalyptus. They chose Glencoe House to stay with images taken at the Lochan & up by the Kingshouse Hotel .
Very best wishes to Natalie and George, thank you so much for inviting me to play a part in your celebration!
Abrightside Photography is the superb photograher of course. You can see lots more of the beautiful photos taken for Natalie and George on the facebook page.
Every month of the year is a wedding month, but some do book up faster than others as you might expect. Just now, I am fully booked for March, April and October 2024. My diary is also open to bookings for 2025. Please do get in touch if you are considering Enchanted Florist flowers for your wedding day!
October also saw the announcement of the Finalists in The Scottish Wedding Awards. I'm delighted to be among the fabulous florists representing the 'north' region again.
Thank you so much to all my wedding couples and supporters who took the time to vote. I've been a regional winner before, so fingers crossed!
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