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Weddings
Wedding flowers designed as one day, not a list.
From the bouquet in your hands to the last table in the room — a single floral language.
Whether this is for you
Quietly abundant. Specific to you.
If you want flowers that look chosen for the day — not for a catalogue — write. A date, a venue and a feeling are enough to begin. A finished moodboard is not required.
What we provide
Every piece, considered as part of the day.
- Bridal bouquets
- Bridesmaids
- Buttonholes
- Ceremony arrangements
- Reception flowers
- Table styling
- Floral installations
- Venue styling
How pricing works
Quoted for the work. Nothing hidden.
Every wedding is quoted for the work involved: scale, season, labour and logistics. There isn’t a menu of packages. Send a few details and you’ll receive a considered proposal — not a pressure email.
What helps us reply well
A date, a place, a feeling.
Share the wedding date, the venue name, roughly how many people, and the colours or atmosphere you keep returning to. Photographs help. Perfection is not required.
The process
Clear steps. No performance.
01
Tell us about your day
Date, venue, the people in the room, the colours you keep returning to. A few photographs help. Perfection is not required.
02
We develop your floral vision
You’ll receive a considered proposal — palette, scale and where flowers will do the most. We refine it together.
03
We create the flowers
Stems are chosen close to the day, so they are actually in season. The work is made by hand, for your rooms.
04
We bring everything to life
Delivery, placement, the last leaf turned the right way. Then we leave you to the day.
Where we work
Tell us the venue. We will say if we can be there.
Share the name and any florist guidelines they have. We’ll look at access, timing and what the rooms actually need.
After you write
What happens next.
01We read it ourselves
The same person who designs the flowers reads your note. Nothing is passed to a sales desk.
02We reply with next steps
You will hear whether the date is possible, what we need to know, and how a proposal usually unfolds.
03We design together
Palette, scale and where flowers will do the most. Then we make the work close to the day, from what the season is actually growing.
Wedding questions
How far ahead should we talk about a wedding?+
As soon as you have a date and a venue, even if the rest is still forming. Popular weekends go early. Smaller midweek celebrations can often be planned with less notice — write and we’ll be honest about capacity.
Do you work from a fixed flower list?+
No. We design from the season and from what suits your palette. If a particular stem matters to you, say so — we’ll tell you if it will be available and looking its best.
Can you work with our venue?+
Usually, yes. Share the name and any florist guidelines they have. We’ll look at access, timing and what the rooms actually need — not what looks good in a generic moodboard.
How does pricing work?+
Every piece is quoted for the work involved: scale, season, labour and logistics. There isn’t a hidden menu of packages. Send a few details and you’ll receive a considered proposal, not a pressure email.
Enquire
Tell us about your wedding
Share what you know. We will come back with considered next steps — not a brochure.