Event Flowers By Mirelle

24/07/2024

This setting has drama and flair – a creative circle, with one half featuring a selection of pink flowers and the other green foliage.

A snug set up for the bride with this mirrored circle.

Bringing the circular theme to the tables, we mixed things up a little with tall and low centre pieces. The stars of the show were the seasonal peonies, which are only available for a few weeks a year!

Location Elizabeth Hall, Oldham

17/07/2024

You can’t ever go wrong with white bridal flowers. But we particularly love the quaint hand tied bridal bouquet we created for our bride Kitty.

Calla lilies are such smart structured blooms and when combined with more playful flowers, deliver warm elegance.

We curated a selection of white hydrangeas, peonies, delphiniums, lisianthus and orchids for the design of this canopy, which was wonderfully complimented by the minimalist gold Chuppah stands. Sometimes less is more.

In line with the white colour scheme, the table centre pieces were fresh and whimsical, arranged in a more natural display, allowing each bloom to shine.

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17/07/2024

Magnificent chuppah florals by

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17/07/2024

17/07/2024

Georgia & Adams handmade chuppah made by the groom himself and decorated by

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17/07/2024

Stunning array of autumnal florals for Georgia & Adam

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17/06/2024

The theme of the wedding were Rachel & Ian’s travel adventures. Each table featured a different country and the name cards were in the form of a luggage tag.

This wedding was all about the details. Blue glassware, gold cutlery and perfectly matched menu cards all created a delicate but impressive effect. Check out the logo beamed onto the dance floor.

Every place setting featured a rose, perfectly complimenting the floral centre pieces.

An amalgamation of coral, oyster and blue flowers created this regency style floral chandelier - an impressive setting for the dance floor.
We even adorned the swing at the venue to use as the perfect backdrop for outdoor photos.

Venue: Colshaw Hall

11/04/2024

White floral wedding flowers are synonymous with elegance and are a classical timeless choice.

Long floral table runners featuring ivory and white blooms with gold highlights and contrasting rich velvet emerald green tablecloth created a real wow factor.

And now let’s talk bridal bouquet. Meet Ranunculus! No, not a rose, but a showstopper in its own right.

12/02/2024

This impressive background was made entirely of roses and berries in the same muted pastel tones. It is highly unusual not to use hydrangeas, but we did it and think it looks unbelievably classy.

Large roses command the show here, in muted dusky lilac, champagne and pinks with eucalyptus foliage as well as berried populous eucalyptus.

Doesn’t this Chuppah feel like you are standing in a summer garden? Pastel coloured flowers, offset by vibrant green foliage evokes sunny happiness.

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22/01/2024

Going with a dark tablecloth always sets the mood.
But why not switch it up a bit from the usual black to the midnight blue?

We teamed up the blue cloths with some rustic wood and freestyle country garden flowers, the perfect blend for a less formal feel.

Looking for drama? Then combine some tree like floral arrangements in tall vases and play with the lighting.

For a sophisticated vibe, the use of glass candelabras amps up your table décor substantially.

10/01/2024

Soft delicate tones in combination with burgundy fern, lends this look a wintery feel.

The spiral tower feature in the centre of this badeken set up, helps break up the horizontal lines of the shelving and serves as a focal point.

Candles always add warmth to an event, particularly in the cold winter months. Don’t you love the cosy and mellow light?

24/08/2023

Jodie and Saul’s wedding at the Hilton suite was magical. The transformation of the hall was unreal!

White and soft n**es, in combination with pampas and sage green foliage resulted in a magical ambience.

Lighting and candles often play a big part in setting the mood and creating a romantic atmosphere.



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16/08/2023

It was our dear Zevi’s Bar Mitzvah. Mazal Tov!

We wanted our table décor to be warm, cosy and rustic, yet remain elegant with a summery feel.

The combination of blue and white hydrangea, delphiniums and other summer blooms arranged in a collection of earthenware vases, planters and candlesticks created the perfect setting for the celebration.

Photo credit: Aryeh Rechnitzer

17/07/2023

Loving the bright fuchsia tones used in this set up. Especially in combination with the acrylic chuppah and stands.

Mirroring the floating effect of the acrylic chuppah crowned in flowers, we created the same effect on the tables.

The centre pieces were not only beautiful, they were also very cleverly placed. When sitting at a table, it is more pleasant to see other people rather than having tall floral arrangement blocking your view. Using tall glassware, we managed have impressive table décor while keeping the eyeline clear.

Mercure Hotel Picadilly Manchester
Daniel Morris Photography

28/06/2023

Summery mix of pastels with fresh pops of lime green to brighten the setting.
Moving away from the classic arch, this grouping of different floral arrangements using heights and multiple combinations of the same flowers, really stands out.

Matching tableware and serviettes to the colour scheme of the centre pieces, brings the table décor together. It’s often the little details that make all the difference.

21/06/2023

With peonies only being in season for a short while every year, we made the most of it for this wedding. The soft and dark pink blossoms were further accentuated by the lighting at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in Oldham. Serious WOW factor. Especially this free-standing tree is sprouting from the centre of the donut table.

14/06/2023

For centuries, all over the world, blue flowers have symbolised peace, tranquility and serenity. And through the positive associations brought by being the same colour as the sea and sky, many people feel relaxed and calm around the colour blue. We added some drama with height and luscious green foliage. A truly spectacular look.

14/06/2023

A combination of soft pastels and blues to match the décor of this event. Loving the blue stemware and textured tablecloths to bring the whole look together.

14/06/2023

Hydrangeas are some of the most beautiful flowers in the world. Did you know that each colour has a different meaning and colours are determined by the pH levels of the soil they are grown in?

Another fun fact is that hydrangeas don't have petals. Those beautiful petals aren't petals at all. They are sepals, which are leaves that protect the flower bud. Only after they age do they turn from green to the pigmented colours you see.

PS: It's pronounced "hai-dran-juh."
Not hai-drain-jee-ah!
"Hydor" means water and "angos" means jar or vessel, emphasizing the need to water this particular flower often.

15/03/2023

About last night.. For this foliage and floral wall, we clustered varieties of flowers for maximum effect and repeated the pattern for a satisfyingly centred look for the badeken chair.

This luxurious wall was made using the exclusive Westminster Abbey roses, in combination with other varieties of roses, hydrangeas - all in varying shades of white, n**e pink - and further complimented by soft touches of silver dollar eucalyptus and gyp.

Westminster Abbey rose shares the same colour as the building’s exterior. The brown beige colour slowly changes to grey as it continues to bloom.
This is the most exclusive rose of our time. A favourite amongst brides for its large bloom and pleasing fragrance.

The long and low flower arrangements ran along the full length of the banquet tables, finishing on the floor in a cascading display of beauty.

08/02/2023

This opulent wall of flowers presented the perfect backdrop to the bride’s vintage style dress and hair.

For this event we matched the pedestal arrangements to the flower wall and bridal bouquet. The addition of earthy tones to the stark white of the hydrangea made for a striking combination.

Combining a rich and warm colour palette of cappuccino, n**e and bronze tones lent real warmth and class to the set up.

Photos Aryeh Rechnitzer
Dress The Beautiful Bride

21/01/2023

For this wedding at the Vermillion, all the dinner tables were long and we dressed them accordingly with a variety of floral arrangements and candles.
Let’s face it, there’s nothing more romantic than candle light! But the multi height candelabras take the candle light to a whole new level (pun intended 😉)
The dramatic and sweeping Badeken arch was something else. A huge amount of flowers and foliage lend this structure vitality and beauty.

We combined a variety of impressive light-coloured blooms to form the arch, creating a beautiful background for the bride in her bridal chair. The Badeken is a ceremony where the groom sees the bride for the first time in all her glory and providing the right setting is one of our favourite aspect of our job.

Daniel Morris Photography
Simon Cowen Productions

11/01/2023

Roses are super versatile. They can be a very classic choice, but they can also be used in contemporary floral arrangements, particularly in combination with modern plant stands.

Sometimes it’s the little details that bring a room together. Creamy floral colours replicate the fabric of the chairs and curtains to create a harmonious look whilst the gold accents lend the table a luxurious feel.

The grey floral background was an unusual choice, but makes so much sense. Not quite the drama of black, but enough contrast to make the flowers pop.

05/01/2023

Calla lilies are structural and sophisticated and oh so classy. In combination with other popular blooms, this bouquet is simply sublime.

Just look at our perspex Chuppah, it is the ultimate statement piece. Modern and chic, it can be dressed up with flowers and candles to create many different effects.

Photography by Rob Clayton Photography

29/12/2022

You can’t go wrong with classic pastels.

A selection of whimsical petals and soft colours gave this event a warm and romantic feeling. Standing under the Chuppah, those are exactly the feelings we are looking to evoke.

This wedding was completely coordinated and we loved how all the elements from the bridal hair to the table décor all featured the same colour combination.

Rob Clayton Photography

21/12/2022

Ari’s Bar Mitzvah was spectacular. Esti Halpern has bags of style, which was evident in the attention to detail and little touches that made the evening so magical.

Combine dark dramatic setting with multi-height glass candelabras and bright flowers for the most striking effect.

The lime green curation of hydrangeas, shamrock and carnations really popped against the navy table cloth. Tied in posies and dotted around the candles, they brought a freshness to the setting.

Daniel Morris Photography
Clare Spieler Events

13/12/2022

We got to dress this trendy location for the Chuppah. In keeping with the ultra-modern colour scheme of black and glass, Georgia chose a combination of black, white and green with flowers in shades of rust and burnt orange.

For the bridal bouquet we replicated the look and matched the tables with dramatic glass candelabras and low flower arrangements for some and tall frames topped with flowers for others.

The Chuppah was decorated with a minimalist flower décor with a focus on the frame, which was built by the groom Adam himself!

Photo credit Clayton Photography

07/12/2022

This minimalistic but striking combination of fluffy pampas and palm leaves, evoke a tropical ambience. Wooden planters are the perfect match for this cool pampas centrepiece.

Sometimes less is more. When incorporating architectural plants, we like giving them centre stage and not cluttering the look. The result certainly stole the show.

03/10/2022

The circular frames pictured here are known as moon gates. Traditionally a moon gate is a circular architectural opening in a garden wall that acts as a pedestrian passageway and symbolizes happiness. These floral hoops are the perfect backdrop to celebrate a wedding.

We used a combination of structural white flowers, including calla lilies and orchids for this Chuppah and softened the look with some dreamy hanging wisteria. Most events run a theme of flowers and colours, which is great when we create dual purpose arrangements. Here, the flowers decorating the Chuppah were used for this impressive top table.

20/09/2022

Soft n**e colours and pinks were the order of the day. The beautiful Ecuadorian roses are the star of the show. Large head roses make a statement unlike any other roses. Throw in some atmospheric lighting and you’ve got a breath-taking bridal chair setting.

We replicated the look of the arch to suit all long banquet tables, with varied height planters and pots, filled with the same exquisite selection of flowers.

For added interest, the round tables featured the same striking blooms in a suspended arrangement.