At the heart of a sunlit Notting Hill morning, an artfully abundant floral arrangement takes pride of place, inviting admiration with its soft symphony of colour and texture. The bouquet billows in rounded form, with tender pastel pink and lavender roses open to their fullest, their petals velvety and layered, each bloom exuding grace and nostalgia. Pink alstroemeria add a playful elegance, their trumpet-like forms laced with subtle markings, while striking lime green button chrysanthemums punctuate the scene with modern flair and a zesty burst of brightness. Airy clusters of white baby's breath weave delicately between the focal flowers, giving the composition an almost ethereal lightness, reminiscent of spring mornings spent wandering Elgin Crescent's quiet lanes. Deep green foliage offers bold contrast and depth, supporting the cheerful, cascading blossoms. Anchoring the design is a white, intricately woven vase-its open-lattice structure both a testament to contemporary London style and a subtle nod to the artisan markets of Notting Hill. Beside the vase are two sculptural spheres crafted from natural-toned, woven strips; their placement and texture echo the vessel's artistry, uniting the elements into a harmonious whole. The soft, neutral backdrop lets every vibrant petal and textured detail shine. This centerpiece, perfect for weddings, refined gatherings, or simply enlivening a dining table on Colville Terrace, radiates freshness, warmth, and the quiet confidence of local floral craftsmanship.

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Bathed in gentle light against a soft beige backdrop, this handcrafted wedding table centerpiece perfectly encapsulates Notting Hill's blend of charm and creative artistry. A lush bouquet, expertly arranged, overflows from a contemporary white vase characterized by a striking open-weave lattice-woven from slender strips reminiscent of artisan finds at Portobello Market. The flowers themselves celebrate the season: pastel pink and lavender roses, plush and fully bloomed, nod gracefully amid lively sprigs of striped pink alstroemeria and dollops of vivid lime green button mums, each contributing a buoyant texture and joyful energy. Wispy baby's breath (Gypsophila) is scattered throughout the display, lending an air of lightness that seems to dance above the darker green leaves nestled within, providing both structural support and subtle contrast. This display's intricate vase sits securely on a pristine white surface, joined harmoniously by two natural-toned woven spheres in varying sizes-thoughtfully placed to evoke movement and balance and echoing the textures of the main vessel. The scene is one of tranquil sophistication and welcoming warmth, ideal for elevating a celebratory table or marking a special anniversary in the heart of Notting Hill. With a gentle sense of artistry and fresh local flowers, every detail of this arrangement reflects the unique spirit and neighbourhood values of Flowers Notting Hill, ready to brighten both home and heart.

ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA WEDDING ARRANGEMENT£70.00

Name: ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA WEDDING ARRANGEMENT
Brand: Handy FLowers
SKU: ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA WEDDING ARRANGEMENT
Price: 70.00 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (4608 reviews)

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Reviews (3)

We've created this elegant flower arrangement of purple roses, pink-purple alstroemeria, green mini chrysanthemums, gypsophila flowers and aralia leaves. It deserves to stands beautifully at every wedding table.

This arrangement contains the following flowers:

Purple roses
Pink-purple alstroemeria
Green mini chrysanthemums
Gypsophila
Aralia leaves

The container used is for picturing purposes only.

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4.7

Wow, didn't even expected to have flowers as beautiful as the ones that this company delivered for my wedding. Real experts!

T Tiana Everton 1 month ago
Got me even more excited about everything. The flowers were definitely the most amazing part of the wedding.

S Stacy Lawlor 2 months ago
Lovely flowers. Delivered a day before the wedding and looking still fresh on our big day. Thanks.

L Lily J. Foran 2 months ago