Set within the stately charm of Rowallan Castle, this wedding embraced a palette of soft pastels, natural textures, and classic details to create a sense of understated elegance and thoughtful refinement.

The wedding flowers were designed to feel effortless yet curated, a delicate harmony of pale pink and soft blue tones and white, interwoven with seasonal foliage. The bridal bouquet was loose, natural, and romantic, with garden roses, hydrangea, lisianthus, and sprigs of astilbe, finished with flowing silk ribbon. Buttonholes reflected the same natural charm, pairing thistle and delphinium with textured greenery for a subtle nod to Scottish heritage.

The ceremony space was styled with clean symmetry and softness, candlelit lanterns, delicate aisle florals, and statement urns created a serene atmosphere leading to the fireplace, dressed in full, graceful florals that framed the moment beautifully.

In the reception room, tall taper candles, gathered blooms, and trailing greens brought a feeling of gentle formality to the tablescapes. Every detail, from the place settings to the relaxed movement of the wedding flowers was chosen to feel timeless, personal, and completely in tune with the surroundings.

This celebration at Rowallan Castle was a perfect balance of tradition and ease, a floral story that felt both classic and quietly luxurious.