Wedding Florals at the beautiful Offley Place

Written By Ellice Cundall

Offley Place is a luxury Country House Hotel set in stunning parkland in Hertfordshire. Just up the road from my workshop!

A really versatile venue, embracing all cultures and creating the perfect backdrop for any wedding.

I am very lucky to be on their recommended supplier list and have worked on lots of beautiful weddings there.

The Hester ballroom is a bright, light & airy space perfect for those larger weddings.

Below are some photos of Amanda & Danny’s stunning fusion wedding in the ballroom. A large circular arch created the perfect ceremony backdrop , and the table arrangements lined the aisle for the ceremony. Everything was then repurposed for the evening reception. With a mix of low and tall table arrangements filling the ballroom.

Photos by Boutique films.

Sarah & James got married in October of this year. They opted for a lovely church ceremony at the church in the village and then had their celebrations in the ballroom at Offley Place. The colours were neutral with hints of Autumn which looked lovely with the green bridesmaid dresses and the sage accents of the venue.

The large urn arrangements were repurposed from the church and placed behind the top table. The Pew ends were also repurposed and placed in vases on the window sills of the ballroom. Tall arrangements on gold stands created impact in the ballroom.

Photos by Ami Louisa Photography

The conservatory is great for those more intimate weddings. With exposed brickwork, sage green accents & stunning views over the fields. Jess & Phil’s beautiful autumnal wedding was perfectly suited to this space.

They opted for aisle flowers in small jars that could then be repurposed around the room during dinner. And gold bowl table arrangements to compliment the autumnal tones. The main focal point was the large meadow arrangement at the base of the stairs which welcomed the guests.

photos by Leigh Spray

Claire & Simon had a beautiful church ceremony at St Mary Magdalene church in the village and then celebrated in the conservatory at Offley Place with their guests.

Gold footed bowl arrangements were used for the tables in a lovely colour scheme of neutral, dusky pinks, lilacs and pops of berry/wine tones.

If you are looking for a manor house wedding venue then Offley Place is definitely the one! They have a really lovely teamand lots of options to make your wedding day perfect.

If you’d like to see more of the weddings i’ve worked on at Offley place, head over to my instagram where I have a highlight for the venue.

Ellice Cundall
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