''SI'' WEDDING COLLECTION
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This four-image spread traces a single wedding motif - peach roses, purple-edged lisianthus and baby's breath - translated across bridal, groom and table florals in an intimate, East London setting. In the top-left panel a bride holds a compact, rounded bouquet close to her cream dress: a concentrated cluster of pale peach roses at the centre, their soft apricot tones warmed by delicate white lisianthus fringed in violet, and sprinkled with tiny white baby's breath that lend an airy finish. Her hands, neatly manicured, fold around a ribbon-wrapped stem, the ribbon a gentle blush that hints at vintage charm. The top-right vignette shows a charcoal suit lapel accented with a single peach rose boutonniere, trimmed with petite green fronds and baby's breath, and tied with a slim peach ribbon that echoes a matching solid peach tie beneath - a quiet nod to cohesion between bride and groom. The lower-left frame displays a slightly smaller hand-tied bouquet laid on textured fabric, its pearls and ribbon suggesting a bridesmaid's or toss bouquet, while the bottom-right reveals a reception centrepiece: a rounded dome of roses and lisianthus arranged in an airy white woven vase, flanked by two light-coloured woven spheres on a neutral surface. Crafted with the steady hand of a local florist familiar with Bow and nearby Mile End and Stratford weddings, the collection conveys texture, scent and feeling - a soft, timeless celebration palette that feels at home in a riverside marquee or a small family church near Victoria Park. Flowers Bow would style this suite to carry a day from vows through to the table with elegant consistency. There is a quiet poetry to this bridal arrangement, a soft dreamlike quality suited to vows spoken under warm daylight. At its core sit apricot roses, arranged in a symmetrical cluster that reads like a congregation of sunlit hearts, each petal unfurling with cream-to-peach depth and a tactile velvet finish. Encircling those roses, lilac-edged lisianthus provides a cool, refined contrast, their purple tips and white throats suggesting evening clouds drifting over a peach sky. Interspersed are tiny clouds of white baby's breath and slender green stems that offer a delicate lattice, lending the bouquet a feathered lightness so it rests lightly in the hands. The lighting is gentle and diffused, making petals appear almost translucent and highlighting the soft veins and curled edges, while the scent is a subtle, fresh rose aroma with hints of cut greenery and summer air. The arrangement feels deliberate yet effortless, crafted to sit against a lace gown or a crepe dress with equal grace. As a florist familiar with Bow and nearby Mile End, I picture it being delivered for a ceremony close to Victoria Park or a reception near Bow Road, tied with an unadorned ribbon so attention stays on texture and tone rather than ornament. Lush but restrained, this bouquet is designed to be both worn in the moment and remembered long after, a small, fragrant promise of the day. Viewed from slightly above, this elegant wedding bouquet rests on a light beige, textured cloth, its rounded form a study in soft colour and crafted detail. The heart of the arrangement is a dense cluster of peach and soft orange roses, each bloom unfolding in layered spirals that capture the eye and reflect a warm, golden undertone under gentle daylight. Interspersed amongst the roses are white lisianthus with violet-rimmed petals, their ruffled edges introducing a modern, slightly whimsical accent that lifts the classic tones. Sprays of delicate Gypsophila drift like mist through the arrangement, offering a playful weightlessness that offsets the roses' lush density. The stems are concealed beneath a smooth coral-peach satin ribbon; around the handle a slender string of off-white pearls is wound in a deliberate, graceful spiral, a small luxury that nods to tradition. The linen background-neutral and tactile-gives the bouquet a calm stage, allowing textures and hues to read clearly for the camera and for anyone who will later hold it. The overall impression is quietly celebratory: romantic but unfussy, ideal for a ceremony in a Bow church or a small reception on a terrace overlooking Mile End Park. As a local florist I imagine delivering this to couples gathering at nearby Roman Road Market or a guesthouse off Bow Road, its scent and soft palette setting an intimate, hopeful mood. A tender study in refined celebration, this boutonniere features a single peach rose resting serenely on a charcoal suit lapel, its petals shaded from creamy blush at the edges to a deeper coral-pink toward the heart. The rose's velvet texture is contrasted by tufts of white baby's breath, their star-like blossoms hovering like soft snow, lending a light, ethereal quality to the arrangement. Sprigs of fresh green foliage, including fine fern-like leaves, introduce movement and a hint of garden-fresh scent, as though the flowers were gathered at first light from a nearby allotment. The coral-pink silk ribbon at the base is tied in a small, tidy bow whose satin sheen mirrors the tie beneath, tying the look together with quiet elegance. The charcoal of the suit provides a deep, neutral backdrop that makes each tone sing, while the overall scale and pinning suggest work by an experienced hand who understands proportion and comfort. Crafted with local sensibilities in mind, this style is perfectly suited to ceremonies and celebrations around Bow - from intimate gatherings near Bow Church to receptions by Victoria Park - and available for thoughtful collection or delivery across the neighbourhood. At Flowers Bow we choose each stem for freshness and balance; the result is a boutonniere that looks impeccable at close range, smells faintly sweet, and carries the soft optimism of a new beginning. In the hush of soft daylight, this peach rose boutonniere speaks of refined restraint and careful craftsmanship, a tiny composition that feels made for moments that matter. The rose blooms in layered tones-deep apricot gathering at the base and melting into lighter peach at each petal's rim-its velvety surfaces folded with natural grace so that the centre glows like a private sunrise. Around it, delicate clusters of gypsophila scatter pale, star-like blossoms that create a feathered contrast, lifting the rose and giving the arrangement an almost breathy lightness. Accents of glossy foliage and a slender fern provide an elegant green frame: their cool texture and curled shapes set off the warmth of the petals while adding a refined resilience to the piece. The stem is wrapped in a satin ribbon that matches the rose's hue, the fabric smoothed and secured with an experienced hand so the boutonniere can be fastened quickly without fuss. As a florist in Bow I often picture this piece on a groom's lapel before a ceremony near Bow Church or as a finishing touch for couples who stroll past Victoria Park beforehand-small, discreet, and intimate. There is a hint of soft fragrance suggested by the composition, a light sweetness like a spring orchard, and an overall impression of quiet celebration: modestly decorative yet deeply personal, suited to summer weddings, anniversaries, or any occasion where a gentle emblem of affection is wanted. From a slightly elevated viewpoint the bouquet lies upon a neutral, woven-beige fabric that feels like handloom linen; its surface texture gives the composition a natural, tactile backdrop familiar to the workbench at a local Bow shop. At the centre, plush apricot-peach roses open in layered spirals - each petal soft and satin-smooth - while white lisianthus edged in a clear violet-purple ring introduce a cool, contemporary contrast that sharpens the overall palette. Tiny yellow stamens peek from the lisianthus centres, and delicate sprigs of baby's breath (Gypsophila) are scattered like whispered snow, filling negative space and adding an ethereal lightness. The bouquet's handle is wrapped in a coordinating blush ribbon, neatly folded and secured, then adorned with multiple rows of small cream pearls which catch the light and invite the hand to linger. Neatly trimmed green stems show at the base, underlining the freshness and careful finishing. The lighting is soft and even - the kind of natural daylight you might find drifting through a studio window near Roman Road Market - revealing the fine textures of each blossom and the subtle shifts between peach and lilac tones. The arrangement feels particularly suited to intimate East London weddings or a refined gift for someone who loves Victoria Park afternoons. Made with local care and attention to detail, this bouquet conveys calm sophistication and a gentle, romantic scent that suggests new beginnings more than perfume. A sculpted dome of roughly two to three dozen soft peach and apricot roses crowns a white, nest-like woven vase, each bloom positioned to show both full, velvety faces and tighter, protecting buds. Around their base the bouquet is ringed with white Lisianthus whose petals are kissed with indigo at the ruffled edges, a refined counterpoint that draws the eye and adds a slightly playful, artisanal accent. Tiny sprays of Gypsophila are threaded through the cluster, introducing pockets of airy lightness that lift the composition and lend classic bridal elegance. The vessel itself is a modern take on wicker: bright white, open-lattice reeds woven into a rounded form that cradles the flowers while keeping the overall silhouette light. On the smooth white counter to the left sit two pale wooden or bamboo spheres-one noticeably larger, one smaller-woven into loose, airy orbs that mirror the basket's texture and add an organic, decorative whisper. A soft, neutral linen-coloured backdrop is gently out of focus, the subdued surface echoing the bouquet's quiet sophistication without stealing its warmth. The lighting is soft and natural, accentuating peachy gradients and the gentle sheen of fresh petals. As a local florist in Bow I imagine placing this arrangement on a rehearsal-dinner table near Mile End Park or as a thoughtful gift collected after browsing the Roman Road antiques; Flowers Bow prepares pieces like this to feel both contemporary and intimately familiar. It conveys romance and calm confidence-perfect as a centrepiece, anniversary offering, or a delicate luxury for a neighbour's new home.

''SI'' WEDDING COLLECTION

Create the romantic wedding you've always imagined with the "SI" Wedding Collection from Flowers Bow in Bow, London. Designed to suit celebrations of every size, this elegant collection brings together coordinated bridal bouquets, bridesmaid bouquets and groom boutonnieres for a beautifully cohesive look. Choose the Intimate Package for 50-75 guests, the Original Package for 75-100 guests, or the Ultimate Package for 100+ guests, each including one stunning bridal bouquet and perfectly matched florals for your wedding party. Premium, fresh flowers are hand-crafted by expert florists to reflect your unique style and colour theme, ensuring every detail feels thoughtful and refined. Ideal for church ceremonies, civil weddings and reception venues across London, the "SI" Wedding Collection lets you celebrate life, love and marriage in a truly heart-touching atmosphere. Enjoy reliable service from a trusted local florist in Bow, with beautiful wedding flowers prepared with care and delivered in perfect condition for your big day. Order your wedding flower package today and let Flowers Bow handle the florals while you focus on making unforgettable memories.
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    Beautifully crafted floral arrangements that added elegance to our wedding. Highly recommend Flowers Bow.

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    The bouquet was a beautiful centerpiece for our wedding. The quality and freshness were top-notch.

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    The vibrant colors and unique arrangements were perfect for our celebration. Highly recommend Flowers Bow.

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    Beautiful flowers that lasted throughout the entire day. The bouquet was a stunning addition to our celebration.

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    Our guests were captivated by the beautiful flower arrangements. The entire process was seamless.

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    Exceptional quality and beautiful presentation. Our guests couldn't stop complimenting the flowers.

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    The bouquet was an elegant addition to our wedding. The flowers were fresh and vibrant all day.

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