EVERY VENUE GIVES US SOMETHING TO WORK WITH
One of the first things we want to do when designing a wedding is see the venue.
Not simply to measure where an arch might go or how many tables will fit in the room, but to understand the building itself. The architecture, proportions, light, colours and existing interiors all influence what we create.
A grand London ballroom needs a very different approach to an intimate private dining room. We don’t arrive with a particular style and impose it on the space. We start with what is already there and build the floral design around it.
Why couples choose Warren Bushaway
Understanding the venue
Experienced installation
Designed from scratch
MAKING THE MOST OF AN EXTRAORDINARY SPACE
We often find that the most memorable wedding flowers aren’t necessarily the arrangements containing the most flowers. They are the ones positioned exactly where the room needs them.
That might mean framing an entrance, bringing height into a ballroom, filling a staircase with flowers, creating something overhead or drawing attention towards a fireplace or architectural feature.
We look at how guests will actually experience the venue — where they arrive, what they see first and how they move from ceremony to reception — and use the flowers to help tell that story.
WEDDINGS ACROSS LONDON
Over the years we’ve had the pleasure of working in some extraordinary spaces across London and further afield. Here are a few of the weddings and venues we’ve transformed.
TELL US WHERE YOU’RE GETTING MARRIED
If you’ve already chosen your venue, send us the details along with your wedding date and a little about what you have in mind.
Where possible, we like to visit the venue as part of the design process. Walking through the space together is often where the best ideas begin.
