Caroline and Marcus were married as Spring marked its crescendo in St Bart’s the Great, that most ancient of witnesses to centuries of worship, and then afterwards at the old courthouse, now Old Sessions Hall, London. 

The froth and abundance of Spring met a palette of white, green and eau de nil to give a sense of season, delineated in elegance and assurance. Table flowers found texture in the addition of biscuit and buttermilk tones and strokes of charcoal in the flower markings and centres added poised restraint. 

Within the church were a pair of oversized urns responding to St Bart’s tiers of soaring arched cloisters. 

The floristry sat settled within two strong architectural spaces requiring confident placement and composition, whilst retaining the romance and delicacy of a London Spring wedding.