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The quoted comments about the flower arrangements were taken from the official prospectus.
This page shows the following rooms:
| Room | Prize | About the flower arrangements |
|---|---|---|
| Chapel | 1st | 'Capturing the ambience of the chapel, richness of the carvings and Henry and Catherine’s joy of court life' |
| Seminar Room | 'Fragrance and visual stimulation evoke the history of this room' | |
| Lady Baillie’s Dressing Room | 'Sympathetic designs complimenting the décor' | |
| Lady Baillie’s Bedroom | 2nd | 'Fabulous fashion and furnishings for the Tudor period' |
| Catherine of Aragon Bedroom | 'Tussie mussies are so sweet, assail your nostrils with a treat, with pomanders hanging under skirt, hiding the odours wherein may lurk' | |
| Upper Corridor | This arrangement was not in the competition. |
Chapel
General view of the chapel
General view of the chapel
A window display
Next to the altar
The late 18th century organ
The altar and in front two kneelers with H and C (Henry and Catherine)
Decoration on a pew
Seminar Room
Pomanders at a time when it was necessary to hide bad smells
Pomanders at a time when it was necessary to hide bad smells
Royalty seated …
… and from another angle
Windowsill display …
… and another
Above the fireplace
Lady Baillie’s Dressing Room
Decoration in a niche
Decoration in a niche
Small table decoration
The bathroom
A dog hides under a chair
Windowsill
A posy on the dressing table
Lady Baillie’s Bedroom
A bed of moss and delphiniums
A bed of moss and delphiniums
The bed was the centrepiece of the display
A dress fit for a queen
Table decoration
Catherine of Aragon Bedroom
Standing display
Standing display
Table display
A dish to alleviate smells
Windowsill
An unusual reproduction 18th century chest
The fireplace
Display with old mirror
Upper Corridor
Windowsill
Windowsill
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Ave Verum Corpus K618