Pauline and Stu: A jewel toned winter wedding

You'd be mistaken for thinking Pauline and Stu's atmospheric wedding was held in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, but we're proud to say those sweeping peaks are home to Wanaka, New Zealand.

As the cloud inversion brought in a mountain fog and Paulines bright bouquet of jewel toned blooms popped against the landscape, we fell well and truly in love with their love!

Winter weddings can often lead couples down the classic white option, or deep maroons but we loved doing something a little different for Pauline and Stu, who wanted a more colourful option to contrast against the winter sky. 

In her consultation, Pauline mentioned that she wanted jewel and berry tones for her winter wedding, so we worked with her to create a cohesive mood board and colour palette to represent her visions.

After the big day, Pauline left us feedback that warmed our hearts and reminded us just how much we love our job;

"It feels like a rarity in this day and age that you can work with someone with pure talent and the utmost integrity - but that is exactly what you get with Rachel and the team at The Green Room Flower Co.

We had a destination wedding in Wanaka in June 2023; and the flowers that the Green Room put together were nothing short of breathtaking.

Firstly - Rachel translated the ideas and inspiration of my dream flowers into a unique reality, she is an incredible communicator and I'm still in awe of how she understood exactly what I meant (even if I didn't know myself!)

Secondly - Rachel presented multiple price points for our wedding flowers - and more than that, she explained in detail how we could make our budget work hard and get the best bang for buck. When you have a vendor who is working with you to get the best result - it really makes a huge difference.

We just can't thank you enough Rach & the team at Green Room - you are the best in the business, and a great reflection of the calibre of wedding vendors in Wanaka!"

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