Flowers for a daythat stays
A whole wedding, planned as one continuous gesture — from the bouquet in your hands at nine in the morning to the last low arrangement still glowing at midnight.
From
£1,400
Season
12 weddings a year
Lead time
6 — 12 months
We take a small number of weddings each season so every stem can be chosen, conditioned and placed by the same pair of hands.
Nothing is ordered from a catalogue. The palette follows the dress, the room and whatever the season is honestly willing to give that week.
One palette, all day
Three flowers, repeated. The eye reads the day as one soft line rather than a series of separate arrangements.
Below eye level
Table flowers stay low enough to talk across. Presence without interruption — the guests still see each other.
Nothing wasted
Where possible the ceremony flowers are re-set onto the dinner tables, then sent home with guests at the end.
The bouquet
The one arrangement that stays in your hands all day. Designed around the shape of the dress, the light of the venue and the way you like to hold things — hand-tied, finished with silk ribbon in ivory, blush or dusty rose.
The ceremony
Sparse and asymmetric so the space still breathes: a focal piece where the vows happen, quiet markers along the aisle, foliage that looks as though it grew there overnight.
The tables
Low compositions, bud vases and candlelight. As the evening lowers, the flowers soften into the light instead of competing with it.
The morning after
We collect quietly, press a small selection from your bouquet and return it six weeks later, framed in cream cotton paper and tied with the same ribbon.
“It never felt decorated. It felt like the room had always looked that way.”
Eleanor & Tom — Linden Row, 2026
- 01Consultation, palette study and a full floral plan
- 02Bridal bouquet, bridesmaid posies and buttonholes
- 03Ceremony focal piece, aisle and entrance markers
- 04Table centrepieces, bud vases and cake flowers
- 05Set-up, on-site styling and late collection
- 06Timing schedule shared with every supplier two weeks before
- How far ahead should we write?
- Six to twelve months for a Saturday in summer. We hold a date only once a plan and deposit are agreed.
- Do you travel?
- Yes — with a conditioned van and a small team. Flowers are never left in a car boot.
- Can you work to a fixed budget?
- Always. We would rather do fewer things beautifully than spread a budget thin across a room.
Tell us about your wedding
Share the date, the venue and a few images you already love. We reply within a few days with availability and a first idea.
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