The floral design leaned into a light, airy palette—think blush roses, soft blue hydrangea, delicate ranunculus, and seasonal blooms arranged in a natural, garden-inspired style. Nothing too structured, nothing too overdone. Just flowers that felt fresh, romantic, and completely at home in Tavistock’s classic setting.

The ceremony florals were subtle but stunning. The pastel tones added just the right amount of color, complementing the greenery and architecture without stealing the moment. It was soft, elegant, and perfectly in tune with Sarah and Scott’s vision.

At the reception, Leigh Florist carried the pink-and-blue palette through every detail. Tables felt cohesive and inviting, with arrangements that added warmth and charm while still letting the space shine. The overall vibe was polished yet relaxed—timeless with a modern, personal twist.

What made these florals stand out was the balance. Pastels can sometimes feel overly sweet, but here they felt fresh and elevated. Leigh Florist used texture, movement, and thoughtful color placement to create designs that were romantic without feeling precious.

Sarah and Scott’s wedding was the kind of day that felt soft, joyful, and full of heart—and the florals reflected that energy beautifully. A perfect reminder that pastel doesn’t mean boring, and classic doesn’t mean predictable.

If you’re planning a wedding at Tavistock and dreaming of florals that feel light, romantic, and effortlessly chic, take notes. With Leigh Florist, even the softest color palettes make a lasting impression.