Weddings & events

Let the room bloom.

From a few stems on every table to one generous statement. A floral direction begins with the space, the colours and how you want the day to feel.

Start a flower brief

A low centrepiece of pink roses and dark red flowers among candles and glasses on a long table

For the table

Low arrangements that guests can talk over, or a run of small vases down a long table. Colour can deepen from one end to the other, or stay quiet and pale.

Low centrepieces
Bud vases and small bottles
Single stems at each place

Peach roses and eucalyptus in a clear glass vase by a window

For the ceremony

Flowers people hold and flowers they walk past. A hand-tied bouquet with loose stems, matching buttonholes, and arrangements that frame the place where you stand.

Hand-tied bouquets
Buttonholes and posies
Arrangements for the aisle

A florist holding a large bouquet of white and pink flowers in a flower shop

For the room

One generous arrangement at the entrance can set the colours for the whole day. Larger pieces use branches and tall stems so they read from across a room.

Entrance arrangements
Large vase pieces
Flowers for the bar or the stairs

Start with the feeling.

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The photographs on this page show floral styling. They are not records of past events.

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