Confetti fields in Worcestershire open to the public today

Aerial images give a stunning bird’s eye view of stripes of colour across a corner of England as confetti fields come to full bloom.

The 14-acre field in Worcestershire featuring six rows of coloured flowers is only open for a few days each year.

The colourful field is only open from for a few days as the delphiniums bloom for just two weeks every year.

Thousands of couples flock to the floral hotspot in Wyke Manor Estate site in Pershore, Worcs., ahead of their nuptials.

The natural confetti is sold by the pint and costs £12 each which is enough for around ten handfuls for guests to throw over newlyweds.

Customers can choose from a range of flowers including delphiniums, roses, hydrangeas, lavender and bougainvillea.

The flowers are handpicked, before being dried and packaged for a personal service.

Workers at the Real Flower Confetti Company then pick the flowers before boxing them off for weddings around the globe.

Their bespoke service has been used by various celebrities including Madonna and Guy Ritchie and Catherine Zeta Jones and Michael Douglas.

Prince Harry also chose the firm’s pale pink delphinium confetti to throw over Princes Charles and Camilla at their wedding in 2005.