As they were getting married in a country village, Freddy and Chris wanted the wedding to be relaxed but fun, with timeless décor inspired by traditional countryside vibes. They opted for simple yet elegant white florals teamed with lots of leafy greenery, with their bridesmaids in navy and their ushers in morning suits. The couple are lucky enough to actually be neighbours with their amazing florist, Pauline of Stem and Green, who although is now retired has previously been a part of the Chelsea Flower Show.“We were keen to stick with whites and greens and local where possible. We even got some of the flowers from the local flower farm which was set up in the field we walked through from the church to the marquee.” The bridal bouquet consisted of greenery and white flowers, including beautiful peonies. A flower arch adorned the entrance of the church where they said, ‘I Do’, while stunning hanging flower arrangements transformed the marquee space. Freddy and Chris opted for four long tables, which were decorated with dainty flower arrangements and candles in varying shades of blue. This savvy bride made the name cards from ivy they had handpicked in their land, writing each name in Sharpee. She also made the table plan by sticking leaves to a wooden board and writing the names by hand.