WEDDING STORY · 02
Courtney & Emiel
A bridal bouquet shaped around the flowers she loved most.
BELGIUM
THE STORY
Not every wedding needs a room full of flowers. Sometimes, one bouquet can hold so much meaning.
For Courtney, it was about having her favourite flowers in her hands on the day she married Emiel. We began with the flowers themselves, thinking about what she loved before deciding how they would come together.
Sometimes, one bouquet is the whole story.
THE TRANSLATION
A familiar flower, with a touch of lilac
Courtney knew which flowers she wanted in her bouquet: ivory roses and bluebells.
I brought them together with eucalyptus and delicate white flowers, balancing the fullness of the roses with the lighter textures around them. The lilac adds a gentle contrast, while the greenery gives the bouquet movement.
The result stays true to Courtney’s choices,
brining the different flowers together in a bouquet
that feels romantic and personalTHE FLOWERS
Creamy ivory roses bring fullness to Courtney’s bouquet, while the lilac bluebells introduce a gentle contrast. Eucalyptus and delicate white filler flowers weave between them, adding movement and texture.
A simple white ribbon finishes the stems, keeping the attention on the flowers themselves.
A bouquet shaped around Courtney’s own choices,
brought together for her wedding day.A NOTE FROM COURTNEY & EMIEL
"My bridal bouquet was absolutely perfect!"
My bridal bouquet was absolutely perfect! Manu made the whole experience so personal and thoughtfully incorporated our favourite flowers, creating a bouquet that felt so meaningful and tied everything together beautifully.
Manu is truly full of joy, and her warmth and enthusiasm made the day even more special. She made my bouquet with such care and professionalism, and the final bouquet was even more beautiful than I could have imagined. I’m so grateful she was part of our wedding day and would highly recommend her to any bride! Courtney & Emiel
YOUR STORY, IN FLOWERS
What would your story look like in flowers?Every wedding begins somewhere. A memory, a place, a person, a feeling you want to carry with you into the day.I'd love to hear yours and discover how we might translate it into flowers.