Garden wedding inspiration: An elegant & colourful styled shoot at Eastwell Manor, Kent

Natasha Grant
Bride and groom smiling at each other seated at a garden wedding reception with colourful flowers on the table
As a design-led wedding planner, my greatest joy is transforming a venue's natural beauty into a couple's perfect day. For this shoot at the stunning Eastwell Manor in Kent, I drew inspiration from a theme of renewal and joy, creating an elegant, colourful celebration that was featured on the Junebug Wedding Blog.

The vision: celebrating a new beginning

Black groom and bride holding hands and walking to their colourful garden wedding reception table

Every great design starts with a story. This one was about the powerful emergence of light after a time of darkness. It symbolised a couple embarking on their new journey of marriage after a long-distance relationship, mirroring the way plants burst into bloom with the new season. I aimed to capture that feeling of hope, joy, and vibrant new life.

The colour palette: uplifting elegance in the garden

To bring this vision to life, I curated a colour palette of sunny canary yellow, peach, orange, crisp white, and gold, set against the lush green backdrop of Eastwell Manor's exquisite gardens. The yellow was intentional—a direct representation of joy and light, chosen to create a striking and uplifting contrast. All the suppliers were given this brief to work from, and their creations worked so beautifully.

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Colourful elegant wedding reception table set up in the garden of Eastwell Manor includes orange peach and yellow flowers

A tablescape with two perfect backdrops

I knew the central walkway was the ideal stage. It offered a breathtaking dual view: the majestic manor house behind and the picturesque fountain and North Downs ahead. This location perfectly framed our celebration within the very beauty that inspired it.


The table design was a stunning floral cascade created by the talented florist, full of my favourite roses, peonies, dahlias and other seasonal flowers. Having a floral runner like this allowed us to showcase all the beautiful blooms, whilst the table details complemented it.


For the table details, I chose classic, reflective elements to let the colourful details shine. From my own
Pearline Events styling collection, I used vintage glass candlesticks, elegant gold charger plates, and gilded cutlery. The final, joyful touch? Vibrant canary yellow candles that lifted the entire design, making it feel both timeless and fresh.


Bringing the vision to life

The 3 tier wedding cake was beautifully designed to complement everything. The exquisite abundance of handmade sugar flowers was stunning and looked so real. 


A gorgeous, elegant floral stationery suite was designed, which carried on the elegant, colourful theme and tied everything together.


A shoot like this is a collaboration of brilliant talents. I had the privilege of hand-picking an incredible team of suppliers who understood my vision and helped me deliver it flawlessly. Our work is a reminder not to be afraid of using bold colours in your wedding, in an elegant way.


The brilliant supplier team

Concept, design & planning: Pearline Events 

Photography: Shelby Ellis Photography

Venue: Eastwell Manor

Floral Design: Bud and Flower

Bridalwear:  Victorias Bridal Boutique

Makeup Artist: Makeupology Brides

Bride's Earrings: Rosie Clayden

Stationery: Ananya cards

Cake: Bluebell Kitchen 

Tableware: Pearline Events

Linen rentals: 88eventscompany


Inspired by this elegant and colourful garden wedding vision? If you're dreaming of a celebration that tells your unique story of joy and new beginnings, I would love to help you design it. 


Natasha x


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Black bride and groom holding hands and walking outside Eastwell Manor garden wedding

About the Author


Natasha is the founder and lead planner at Pearline Events, a London-based wedding planning business specialising in vibrant multicultural celebrations and dry-hire venues. With her background of over a decade of experience in Civil Service project management, she brings unparalleled logistics and problem solving skills, plus creative flair to create seamless, colourful weddings. Her work has been featured in numerous online and print publications.


Named after her late grandmother, 'Pearline' means precious, reflecting Natasha's belief that every love story is unique and deserves a wedding that reflects its true spirit and you. She helps couples fuse their cultures into an exquisitely elegant day, ensuring they arrive relaxed and joyful.


Ready for a relaxed, joyful planning journey? Get in touch.

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