Tucked away in the beautiful Hertfordshire countryside, Coltsfoot Country Retreat set the perfect backdrop for the couples wedding day of Abbie & Brett. With its charming blend of rustic elegance and sweeping views, this venue offered everything the couple dreamed of—and more.
Abbie & Brett chose a fresh and romantic colour palette of soft peach, classic ivory, and pops of vibrant coral, which added a modern yet timeless feel to their wedding aesthetic. The floral arrangements played a huge part in bringing this vision to life, creating an atmosphere that was both warm and wonderfully inviting.
From the moment Abbie walked down the aisle, all eyes were on her stunning bridal bouquet. A soft and elegant arrangement, it featured lush ivory blooms and peach-toned roses, beautifully accented with bold coral highlights and delicate greenery. The bouquet struck a perfect balance—romantic yet cheerful, fresh yet sophisticated.
The bridesmaids’ bouquets echoed this design, slightly smaller in scale but equally striking. These coordinated blooms tied the bridal party together visually and looked absolutely beautiful against their satin copper coloured dresses.
Inside the reception space, the floral magic continued. The top table was adorned with a full, flowing arrangement that spilled effortlessly across the front, combining ivory Crystal Blush Calla Lilies, Rosita White Lisianthus, Avalanche Roses, Jana Spray Roses together with the pops of coral with Miss Piggy Roses. The look was soft and abundant, creating a gorgeous focal point for guests as speeches and toasts were shared.
Each guest table also featured thoughtfully designed centrepieces, mirroring the couple’s colour scheme and adding a fresh burst of colour to the post ceremony celebration. These arrangements were set in low, glass vases to allow for easy conversation, combining texture and colour with just the right amount of elegance.
Many Congratulations, Abbie & Brett! Your day was truly unforgettable—and a joy to be part of.
All images featured in this post were beautifully captured by Chris Douglas.
