WEDDINGS & GATHERINGS
Flowers that feel
like your day.
Intimate, expressive and never one-size-fits-all. A floral direction shaped around your setting, your people and your story.
FROM THE FIRST LOOK TO THE LAST TOAST
A day, told in flowers.
To have & to hold
Bridal flowers, smaller bouquets and personal pieces, shaped around the way you want to feel.
Around the table
A low, gathered arrangement or a series of small vessels. Flowers that leave space for your people.
A moment to remember
A considered focal point for a ceremony, entrance or celebration. Scope depends on the venue and brief.
HOW IT BEGINS
A conversation, then a composition.
01
Tell us what you imagine
Share the date, venue, guest count and the mood you want to create. A few favourite colours or reference images are a lovely place to start.
02
Shape the floral direction
Explore a seasonal palette, key moments and the pieces that matter most to you. Scope and pricing are confirmed in a written proposal.
03
Bring the day together
Once the details are agreed, the studio plans the stems, styling and practical arrangements around your celebration.
BRING YOUR IDEAS
Less guesswork.
More feeling.
You do not need to know flower names. A clear sense of your day is a lovely place to begin.
The setting
Date, venue, guest count and the spaces you would like to dress. Mention any venue rules or access restrictions.
The atmosphere
A colour palette, a few reference images and the moments that matter most. It helps to know what you would rather avoid, too.
The practical details
Your priorities, an indicative budget and whether you need personal flowers, table pieces or larger installations.
01
Can arrangements move between spaces?
Sometimes, but timing, access, weight and the needs of each setting matter. Discuss any reuse plan with the florist and venue before relying on it.
02
Can you guarantee a particular stem?
Seasonal availability can change. If one flower is especially meaningful, discuss it early and agree an alternative approach if it is unavailable.
03
Does an enquiry reserve my date?
An enquiry does not reserve a date. Scope, availability and booking terms should be agreed before a celebration is confirmed.