I thought it might be nice to do a round-up of what some of the lovely businesses listed on the directory have been up to recently.  So I’ve had a snoop round their blogs and decided I would feature some seasonal flower photos, for the following reasons:

• I just can’t get enough of English flowers at the moment (probably spurred on by the buckets of gorgeous flowers I had to arrange for my wedding)
• They are always such a positive and beautiful reflection of our seasonal countryside

Charlie Ryrie from The Cut Flower Garden has been creating floral wonders such as this stunning globe of flowers for a wedding recently…

And arranging flowers for this wedding in vintage style jugs and jam jars…

Jo and Rachel over at Green and Gorgeous created this stunning (and pretty fabulous, don’t you think!) summer collar for one of their dogs.

It’s made from blue cornflowers and apple mint – I think this could be the new must-have item for anyone incorporating their dog into their wedding…

I spotted these jolly ceramic jugs of seasonal flowers from Alex on the Dale Cottage Farm website.  I think there’s some lime green Lady’s Mantle, purple and ruby Sweetpeas, and pink Echinacea flowers amongst those bunches…

Reading the Country Roses blog I hear that Danaë’s inundated with roses (doesn’t sound bad to me!) in all shades of pink – from hot pink to delicate pale peach roses to deep dark purplish red ones…

She’s also holding a Rose Open Day this Saturday 11th June from 12 – 5pm where you can see the roses growing in the fields, gardens and glass house…

And I think there’s space for just one more today, as I couldn’t resist sharing these pictures from Jan of JW Blooms in Somerset preparing for a May wedding (jam jars are really in at the moment)…

And this prettily adorned lamp-cum-archway with its sweet posies of flowers…

Phew – I think that’s it for now!

Would love to know if you’d like to see more posts like this sharing what all these wonderful wedding businesses have been up to? 

Leave me a comment, email me charlie@thenaturalweddingcompany.co.uk or send me a tweet @anaturalwedding.