What To Ask Your Florist Ready to book your florist? Here are the four essential questions you need to ask them first » 
Vintage Display Complete your romantic setting with a display of floral extravagance set upon a vintage wheelbarrow » 
Buttonholes Select an assortment of blooms to create unique buttonholes for the men in your wedding » 
Feels Like Summer Add a rustic touch to your bridal look with a bouquet of mixed roses, peonies and sweet peas » 
Cascading Comeback Previously seen rocking the aisles back in the ‘80s, long trailing bouquets are back » 
Fruity Florals Mix bright fruit and flowers for a fresh bouquet twist » 
Monochrome Blooms The chicest bouquets come in two-tone » 
Posy Power This pretty posy combines the elegance of tulips, roses, ranunculus and the heady scent of narcissi to a sophisticated effect » 
Blooming Buttonhole Buttonholes need not be a single-bloom affair. Let your groom's lapel candy match you in style stakes with a selection of the flowers in your own bouquet » 
The Call Of The Wild For a look that is sweet, elegant and beautifully delicate, give your flower girls an oversized bouquet of white blooms and fresh greens » 
Naturally Beautiful Surround yourself with all that is white by mixing lots of lace and loose floral displays with the warmth of cream » 
Ditch The Bouquet ... And give your flower girls something cute to carry »