Lavender Green Flowers Creates English Garden Elegance at Hedsor House

An English-American Celebration

The wedding was designed to feel relaxed and inviting while remaining unmistakably elegant.

Round tables and pale floral centres sit beneath the spreading branches of a mature cedar. Photo: Inna Kostukovsky / And Your Story.

The ballroom view shows the floral arrangements within Hedsor House's panelled interior. Floral design: Lavender Green Flowers. Photo: Inna K Photography.

A Dusty Blue and Pale Pink Palette

Delphiniums, roses, hydrangea, oxypetalum, waxflower and stocks carried the color story across the main wedding day.

Patterned blue plates, pale pink stationery and coloured glassware connect the place settings with the floral palette. Photo: Inna Kostukovsky / And Your Story.

Tall blue blooms and pale pink flowers extend the palette above the tables. Floral design: Lavender Green Flowers. Photo: Inna K Photography.

Repurposed Designs

Floral centers from the welcome dinner were reused across mantlepieces, lounge furniture and poseur tables, creating continuity across events.

Pale floral centres and pink glassware continue the garden treatment beside the house. Photo: Inna Kostukovsky / And Your Story.

Design Analysis: Delphiniums and Soft Blues at Hedsor House

This wedding at Hedsor House celebrated a British-American union through a relaxed interpretation of English garden florals. Lavender Green Flowers centered the main palette on dusty blue and pale pink, integrating seasonal flowers into furniture, linens and the venue's established architecture. The scheme was intended to feel welcoming rather than overly formal, despite the grandeur of the house.

The view from the house links the interior with the empty reception tables on the terrace. Photo: Inna Kostukovsky / And Your Story.

The height of the arrangements follows the scale of the ballroom and its chandeliers. Floral design: Lavender Green Flowers. Photo: Inna K Photography.

The welcome party took place outdoors on the south lawn. Moss was used as an undulating table element with Quicksand roses, pale-blue oxypetalum and white waxflower, while small stone urns linked the tables to the historic setting. The following wedding day emphasized the couple's fondness for delphiniums and expanded the pastel scheme with roses and hydrangea.

Moss, pale roses and pink glassware bring the garden palette onto the outdoor table. Photo: Inna Kostukovsky / And Your Story.

A stone urn, moss and silver votives bring the flower colours together in a compact table centre. Photo: Inna Kostukovsky / And Your Story.

Floral designs from the first evening were repurposed across mantelpieces, lounges and cocktail tables for the main day. This created continuity while avoiding the appearance of the exact same installation in every room. The couple also used a different setting for the church ceremony, making the transitions between events important.

Photography is credited to Inna Kostukovsky, also known as Inna K Photography and And Your Story. This project demonstrates how carefully chosen flowers and an organized re-use strategy can create several coherent environments across a wedding weekend.

Project credits and source

Floral design: Lavender Green Flowers. Venue: Hedsor House. Photography: Inna Kostukovsky (Inna K Photography / And Your Story).

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