The 17th-century honeyed stone of The Great Tythe Barn called for florals with the same warmth and welcome, blending British spring/summer garden charm with the barn's rustic, easy elegance. Enchanting, garden-inspired blooms brought organic movement to every design, feeling as though they had simply grown into place, just as nature intended.

A quiet nod to Tom's Australian roots ran through the details - waxflower, silver eucalyptus, and penny pink protea, chosen alongside the garden blooms to honour both sides of the couple's story. Pale pinks and soft peaches led the palette, layered with romantic whites and lifted by gentle touches of springtime baby blue and butter yellow, capturing the freshness of the season within the barn's timeless setting.