Romantic abundance, set against the grandeur of Fasque Castle

Jessica and Chris chose an intimate Scottish destination wedding at Fasque Castle, where every detail felt considered yet quietly opulent. We designed florals that transformed the castle’s entrance, flowers spilling and climbing in layers of soft, untamed beauty, creating an immersive and romantic ceremony setting.

Though small in number, the celebration felt generous in atmosphere. Guests were surrounded by abundant, garden-inspired florals, gathered beneath the stone columns, where natural textures and refined design met in a way that felt both effortless and elevated.

The palette leaned into softness with pale pinks, light blues and warm lilacs, with gentle flickers of peach and yellow woven through delicate greenery. The result was a romantic, whimsical floral story, inspired by an abundant garden in full bloom.

The bridal bouquet echoed this mood, soft cream, white and hints of peach, composed of luxurious roses, layered supporting blooms and airy foliage for a naturally gathered, yet refined finish.

Following their vows, the celebration continued at the Fife Arms, where the same sense of floral abundance carried through to the Fog House. Intimate yet expressive, the day was a reflection of contrast, quiet in scale, yet rich in detail.

We loved working alongside Timeless White Wedding Planners on this wonderful destination wedding, with the day beautifully captured by Craig and Eva Sanders.