Bright and Meadowy Summer Wedding Flowers in Bradford-on-Avon
Summer weddings are the perfect chance to celebrate with flowers at their brightest and most cheerful. The blooms from my flower plot in July and August have a brighter colour palette of apricots, pinks, and purples, often creating a wildflower, meadowy vibe with delicate, daisy-like blooms.I create summer wedding bouquets, bridesmaids bouquets, buttonholes, and DIY flower buckets, all grown locally here in Bradford-on-Avon.
Flowers I Grow for July and August Weddings
Achillea (Yarrow) – Flat-topped clusters adding texture and rustic charm.
Dahlia – Bold statement blooms; late August weddings catch the first dahlias flowering.
Snapdragons – Elegant vertical spikes adding height and structure.
Scabious – Delicate, pincushion-like blooms in pastel shades.
China Aster – Long-lasting, vibrant blooms for lush bouquets.
Schizanthus – Intricate, romantic flowers in soft shades.
Strawflower – Papery blooms adding texture and rustic charm.
Feverfew – Small, daisy-like blooms in white and yellow.
Cosmos – Airy, dainty blooms in pinks, whites, and purples.
Statice – Long-lasting, colourful flowers adding depth and structure.
Lupin – Tall, pastel spires for height and drama.
These summer blooms are perfect for a relaxed, meadow-inspired wedding, with bright, cheerful colours and delicate textures that bring charm and movement to bouquets.
Why Choose Local Summer Flowers?
By choosing local seasonal flowers from my flower plot, you’re guaranteed fresh, long-lasting blooms, grown sustainably. Working with me allows for custom bridal bouquets, bridesmaids bouquets, buttonholes, and DIY flower buckets, tailored to your colour palette and wedding style.
Planning a July or August wedding? Get in touch today to discuss your summer wedding flowers in Bradford-on-Avon and Wiltshire towns and add a vibrant, meadow-inspired touch to your big day.
Planning an autumn wedding? Take a look at my September–October wedding flowers with deep, layered colours and show-stopping dahlias.