A Fusion Wedding at Mickleton Hills Farm

K and C envisioned a picturesque, elevated country wedding adorned with romantic blooms and enchanting details, seamlessly blending their English and Indian heritages.

Their fairytale unfolded at Mickleton Hills Farm, a charming country barn nestled just outside Chipping Campden in the Cotswolds. The venue featured a splendid old red brick barn for the ceremony, complemented by a newer Cotswold stone barn, boasting exposed beams and a cascade of natural light.

The couple artfully divided their celebration into two enchanting segments. The first, an English wedding, saw Kieran donning a stunning fitted white dress crowned with a dramatic veil, where floral splendour took centre stage.

A magnificent moon gate framed the ceremony, adorned only at its apex with a flowing tapestry of greenery and blooms in blush, cream, and apricot hues. Lush floral meadows adorned the ground, creating a harmonious symphony of complementary colours.

K held a bridal bouquet, a delicate arrangement of blush, cream, and apricot blooms, designed to showcase its natural beauty. Her bridesmaids carried hand-tied bouquets in whites and greens, enhancing the vibrancy of the bride's bouquet.

The groomsmen sported buttonholes that beautifully echoed the floral theme of the bridal party.

The cake became a stunning focal point of the decor—a three-tiered masterpiece embellished with an abundance of flowers and surrounded by bud vases, exuding a flowing meadow aesthetic.

The floral arrangements featured a delightful array of roses, astrantia, delphinium, carnations, statice, and ammi, a perfect blend for a sun-kissed July day.

For the reception, round tables were adorned with the bridal bouquets and flickering candles, elegantly repurposing the blooms throughout the celebration.