Twelve people,one table
For elopements, private dinners and birthdays that only wanted flowers and candlelight. Small does not mean lesser — these are the arrangements we love most.
From
£420
Guests
2 — 30
Lead time
3 weeks
Close enough to be looked at properly. A handful of exceptional stems rather than many ordinary ones, arranged for a table people will sit at for five hours.
We can dress a home, a private dining room and a registry office within the same afternoon.
Made for close looking
At this distance every stem is visible, so every stem is chosen individually — nothing is filler.
Candlelight first
Flowers are placed around the light, not the other way round. Heights are set so faces stay warm and legible.
Quietly delivered
We arrive, place, adjust the linen, and leave before the first guest does. You never see the work.
The table
One low composition, or a loose line of small vessels down the centre. Built in the room itself so it answers the actual light rather than a photograph of it.
The small places
A mantel, a doorway, a windowsill, a bathroom shelf. The details nobody asks for and everybody remembers.
Elopements
Nine stems, tied with a single length of silk, and one small piece placed on the ledge where the light lands at ten in the morning.
“Nine stems. It is the smallest thing we have ever made and the one we think about most.”
From the studio notebook
- 01One low table composition, built in the room
- 02Bud vases and candle styling
- 03Doorway, mantel or entrance accent
- 04Personal posy or buttonholes if you would like them
- 05Delivery, placement and late collection of vessels
- How small is too small?
- Two people and one bouquet is a commission we take gladly.
- Can you dress a home?
- Yes — we work in houses, private rooms and small chapels, usually within a single afternoon.
- How late can we ask?
- Three weeks is comfortable. Sooner is sometimes possible depending on the week's market.
Plan a quiet celebration
Tell us the date, the room and how many will be at the table. We will suggest a form and a palette.
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