A White and Green Wedding at Ripple Court Estate, Kent.

Set within the beautiful grounds of Ripple Court Estate in Kent, this September wedding was a celebration of timeless elegance, thoughtful details and beautiful seasonal flowers.

The floral brief centred on a refined palette of white and green, with sculptural calla lilies and soft, full hydrangeas bringing together a look that felt both modern and romantic. Keeping the colours understated allowed the natural beauty of the flowers and the setting to take centre stage.

For the ceremony, generous arrangements of white and pale green hydrangeas framed the space, creating a soft, elegant backdrop against the surrounding gardens. Their natural fullness was balanced with delicate trailing stems, adding movement and a relaxed, garden-inspired feel.

The floral styling continued into the reception, where considered arrangements brought a fresh, cohesive look to the tables. Simple glass vases, white and green florals, candlelight and carefully chosen table details created an atmosphere that felt intimate and effortlessly elegant.

One of the things we loved about this design was its simplicity. Rather than relying on an abundance of colour, the combination of white blooms, fresh greenery and varied textures gave the flowers depth while keeping the overall look clean and contemporary.

From the outdoor ceremony to the quieter moments shared throughout the day, every detail came together beautifully. Ripple Court Estate provided a wonderful setting for this natural, romantic style of wedding, and the white and green flowers complemented the venue without competing with its character.

A beautiful September wedding, filled with thoughtful details and timeless flowers.

Photographer: Sean Jobes Photography
Flowers: Ultramarine Flowers
Venue: Ripple Court Estate




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