How we create flowers for a winter wedding with all British flowers

The British flowers season supplies year round. At my small flower farm I may choose to grow for harvest between April and October, but my Cornish colleagues supply their locally grown flowers all year round. Join me as I create three different looks: for my regular hotel client, a small party with autumnal flowers, and with jewel colours for a wedding at magnificent Elizabethan country house ‪@northcadburycourtuk‬ Wedding flowers at this time of year must reflect the season and not try to be too summery nor Christmassy either. I hope we achieve the objective with these jewel colours and gorgeous autumn foliage. For a full list of workshops and demos held by flower farmer and florist Georgie Newbery see here to book your place www.commonfarmflowers.com/pages/workshop-calendar. Remember, workshop and demo places make excellent Christmas gifts. For an ad-free version of this clip, all the info re the redesign of the flower farm and the new studio being created in the field, and all Georgie's new clips with extra tips, news and regular live at 5s, do join her YouTube club. You can join up here: youtube.com/channel/UCq2Rnllu5K93CuWRQwgc25A/join If you enjoy the tips and tricks Georgie gives you here, or would simply like to support the channel, the link to her Buy Me a Coffee page is here: www.buymeacoffee.com/COMMONFARM #flowerfarm #flowerfarmersyear #November #floral #floralinspiration #growflowers #cutflowerpatch #novembergarden #fallgarden #autumnflowers #autumngarden #farmerflorist #artisanflowers #sustainablefloristry #autumnwedding #weddingflowers #weddingflowers #weddinginspiration #somerset #weddingvenue #weddingflorals #britishflowers