*This competition is now closed*

Today’s competition will give one lucky bride-to-be a choice of two fantastic prizes from The Real Cut Flower Garden.  You can enter to win either:

A stunning bridal bouquet of seasonal flowers, grown by Charlie in her flower field, and handmade and arranged to your particular preferences.

Or…

A flower arranging hen party at Charlie’s flower studio in Herefordshire, where the brides goes free and up to 7 hen’s can join you with an exclusive 20% discount per person.  Plus you all get to take the flowers away with you at the end of the day!

Yes you might have spotted me in the picture above – that’s because Charlie from The Real Cut Flower Garden made my bouquet for our wedding last May, so I can vouch for how beautiful her flowers from firsthand experience.

Charlie Ryrie who runs The Real Cut Flower Garden grows all her own seasonal, country garden flowers in a field behind her home in rural Herefordshire.  She grow glorious old-fashioned and unusual flowers and foliage to create beautiful seasonal bouquets and arrangements.

Enter this competition

*This competition is now closed*

It couldn’t be simpler to enter this competition – we just want to know why would you love homegrown, seasonal flowers for your wedding?

To enter, please send you replies to charlie@thenaturalweddingcompany.co.uk along with your contact number.  Please ensure the subject of your email is The Real Cut Flower Garden Competition.

Terms and Conditions

1. This competition ends at midnight on Tuesday 20th March 2012.
2. The winner will be able to choose from a bridal bouquet or discounted hen party.
3. The hen party would be held from 2 – 4.30pm at The Real Cut Flower Garden studio in Herefordshire, on one of the following dates in July 2012: 8th, 15th, 22nd or 29th.
4. The hen party is for between 6 and 7 guests plus the bride.
5. The hen party is a discounted rate of £40 per person, excluding the bride who is free.
6. The winner agrees for their name to be published, and if chosen, any photos taken of the hen party.

Images: (1 + 2) photoTOM; (2) Mark Tattersall Photography; (3) Babb Photo