Foxglove & Black absolutely smashed it with the gothic wedding styling. Here’s how Becky described her work:

“For the styling, I used my Til’ Death neon sign hanging from a mesh panel with minimal floral arrangements to create a modern look. This was kept consistent with a mesh cake stand and table plan. I used vintage glass tealights and Victorian poison bottles for bud vases, to work alongside the historical character of the venue. Lots of church candles were added to the ceremony area for that ultimate romantic feel.”

Gothic Florals

“No Gothic wedding is complete without a skull or two, so these were used as table decor and even in the floral arrangements that I created. I wanted to be minimal with the flowers to give a contemporary and simplistic feel, so the table centrepiece was kept low and sitting in a modern black frame holder. I used fresh flowers in deep & moody colours with touches of light pink to stand out. I used a mixture of ethically sourced skulls & antlers in the bouquet, button hole, glass domes and also as part of the table plan design. I love to make unique pieces to complement the theme and so created pentagram signs with hanging flowers against the windows for extra detail.”