"A Wedding Bouquet . . . was an extraordinary combination of elements: a shockingly nonsensical text taken from Gertrude Stein’s They must be wedded to their wife, set to music by Berners – who also designed the costumes and decor – and choreographed by Frederick Ashton. . . . The whole work comes out wonderfully in this effervescent performance, with all the sparkle of the champagne being liberally drunk on stage. Both soloists and chorus are well balanced . . . . The tunes are extremely catchy, especially the tango and the crazy waltz, and there is every justification now for regarding A Wedding Bouquet as Berners’s masterpiece – a real discovery in British music of the inter-war period, and destined to become a classic. . . . [Luna Park] is impeccably crafted and radiates balletic enjoyment." -- Peter Dickinson, Gramophone