Coral, Pink & Orange Wedding Flowers at The Depot, London.
This intimate April wedding at The Depot N7 in London was all about colour, personality and celebrating spring in full bloom.
The lovely couple chose my Intimate Floral Collection, keeping the floral design focused on the moments that mattered most; a statement bridal bouquet, personal flowers and simple bud vase arrangements scattered throughout the reception space.
Working with a palette of coral, watermelon pink, soft peach and vibrant orange, the flowers echoed the joyful energy of the day. The bride's bright pink shoes and the groom's rust orange suit became part of the colour story, creating a playful and contemporary feel that ran throughout the celebration.
April is one of my favourite months for wedding flowers. The season brings an abundance of fleeting blooms that feel especially precious because they are only available for a short window. For this wedding, I worked with a mix of spring flowers such as peonies, tulips and ranunculus chosen for their movement, texture and vivid colour, creating arrangements that felt natural, abundant and slightly untamed.
The bridal bouquet was designed to feel generous and expressive, combining oversized coral blooms with softer pink tones, delicate textures and pops of brighter colour throughout. Rather than something tightly arranged, the bouquet had a loose, garden-inspired quality that reflected the relaxed atmosphere of the day.
For the reception at The Depot N7, flowers were arranged in bud vases across the tables, creating pockets of colour without overwhelming the space. I often recommend this approach for smaller weddings, as it allows flowers to weave through a room naturally while keeping the focus on the people gathered around the table.
I am always drawn to weddings that embrace seasonality and individuality. This celebration felt full of both; colourful, joyful and completely personal to the couple.
Floristry by Ultramarine
Hosted at The Depot
Photos 1- 6 by Katie Goff
Photos 7 - 13 by Ed Godden
