take one bride at the walled garden in cowdray, add

the talented David and Richard Galloway of Galloway Photography

and what do you get?

stunning images.

who said gypsophillia couldn't be stylish

Gemma and Ed's wedding was held at The Walled Garden in Cowdray, 

marquee by The Pearl Tent Company

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The Walled Garden wedding

The Walled Garden...

The garden's at the Walled Garden, Cowdray are stunning, and the perfect back drop for Gemma and Ed's wedding on Friday.  We made clouds of gypsophilia which were hung from the roof of the marquee and the tables were adorned with jars and bottles of summer flowers.  It looked magical.  Gemma had asked Matthew to make her a hand shower of peonies and roses with foliages and seed heads, to look just as if it had been gathered from garden. 

St Mary's Church Easebourne

the Walled Garden entrance

the evening before...

gypsophilia clouds to hang in the marquee

jam jars and milk bottles

and they partied 'til dawn...

Cowdray flowers The Walled Garden wedding

The Walled Garden, Cowdray

The first of our weddings today is being held in the beautiful Walled Garden, Cowdray.  Using lots of gypsophilia, locally grown stocks and peonies with elegant pale blue delphiniums - all to echo the colouring of the bridesmaids dresses.

The urns were simply filled with a froth of gypsophilia.

Ellen is modelling the bride's bouquet for me (she is getting very good at this - me thinks we could weaken her resolve not to be a blushing bride!)

I will be back with this afternoon's wedding after lunch. 

I am having a bespoke sandwich made for my the bakery downstairs and will sit in Matthew's garden in the sun. 

Cowdray flowers The Walled Garden wedding