WEDDING FLOWERS AT
MAPPERTON

Surrounded by some of Dorset's most beautiful gardens and countryside views, Mapperton House provides a truly romantic setting for a wedding. The historic house, ornamental gardens and changing seasons create endless inspiration for floral design, allowing flowers to feel naturally connected to both the landscape and the celebration itself.
Whether creating flowers for intimate gatherings or larger house and marquee weddings, my approach is always guided by seasonality, atmosphere and a thoughtful understanding of place.
Gardens & Seasonality
One of Mapperton's greatest strengths is its remarkable gardens. Throughout the year the landscape continually evolves, offering fresh inspiration through colour, texture and seasonal change.
Flowers designed for Mapperton House work best when they feel connected to this natural rhythm, creating celebrations that feel timeless, immersive and beautifully at home within their surroundings.


""When I saw Martha & the Meadow's website, I said to myself, if I am lucky enough to have the person who does these stunning arrangements do mine, then I will be an extremely happy lady. The whole process was a delight, there was no need to worry, Emma had it all sorted. I could not have asked for a nicer, more lovely person to deal with, the arrangments and bouquet were incredible and everyone I spoke to during and after the wedding loved the pop of colour we had. Emma you are a gem of a florist and a real talent. Thank you so much for everything you did for us, it was a real triumph.""
Designing in Harmony with the Landscape
With such a distinctive setting, floral design becomes less about adding more and more about creating thoughtful moments that enhance the beauty already present. Whether through abundant seasonal flowers, natural movement or carefully considered installations, every design is created to sit comfortably within the character of the house and gardens.
The result is a celebration that feels cohesive, personal and deeply connected to the landscape that surrounds it.


