Trailing bouquet

Trailing bouquets have been a popular choice this year. This one was made with lots of large heads of lemon and cream roses, white lisianthus and phalaenopsis orchids

Peony Season

Peonies are a definite favourite with most brides but unfortunately they have a very short season. If you so desire them for your big day you would need to set a date between late October and early December to tie the knot.

Precious Peonies

Thought it was about time that I updated my blog! Life has gotten very busy these days with a new bub, part time job and loads of wedding work flooding in! I will make a start on it anyway and will continue to update this seasons photos as I get the time. This wedding was done back in November 2011 and was first of the season....more to come ....watch this space!

Baby Jayda

Jayda Ruby Archibald, born 24th May 2011, weighing 7.2lbs

New addition

Only a week to go until I pop!

Very exciting!!

However, it will mean Vidabela will have to take a back seat for 6-8 weeks. If you have any queries you can email them through, it just might take me a little longer to get back to you. Or if you would like a consultation I will be taking them again from the beginning of August.... Sorry about the inconvenience!

Warmest, Dee

*Photo courtesy of Jel Photography, who do pregnancy, newborn and family shoots as well as the best wedding photography in town! http://www.jelphoto.co.nz/

Champagne and Cream

Last wedding for the season.....it's time for myself now as I approach 3rd trimester of my pregnancy. It has been a lovely season though, looking back. Alot of really soft and pretty themes. "Vintage" and the "just been picked from the garden" look being requested alot.

Lynn chose lovely champagne 'vendella' roses for her bouquet, mixed with White hydrangea and lisianthus and soft grey lambs ear foliage.

Seasonal Whites

Champagne and white roses were the main theme for this wedding amongst other white and green beautiful seasonal blooms. Kate opted for some contempary small vases with roses inside on all of the tables, the gazebo was decorated with flowers on each side of the entrance (picture above) and tall vases of flowers adorned the reception.