WEDDINGS
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They are a beautiful and eco-friendly choice for couples looking to celebrate their wedding with a touch of nature’s finest blooms. As the demand for sustainable practices grows, more and more couples are choosing locally grown flowers to support British farmers, reduce carbon footprints, and create a wedding that is both stunning and kind to the environment.
By selecting seasonal flowers native to the UK, couples can enjoy vibrant, unique arrangements that reflect the beauty of each season, all while supporting local agriculture and reducing the environmental impact associated with imported blooms. From the fragrant roses of summer to the delicate snowdrops of winter, sustainable British flowers offer a wide range of options that capture the essence of nature and add a personal, meaningful touch to any wedding day.
Emma's core belief's stem from the use of Sustainable British flowers in all of her creations.
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They are a beautiful and eco-friendly choice for couples looking to celebrate their wedding with a touch of nature’s finest blooms. As the demand for sustainable practices grows, more and more couples are choosing locally grown flowers to support British farmers, reduce carbon footprints, and create a wedding that is both stunning and kind to the environment.
By selecting seasonal flowers native to the UK, couples can enjoy vibrant, unique arrangements that reflect the beauty of each season, all while supporting local agriculture and reducing the environmental impact associated with imported blooms. From the fragrant roses of summer to the delicate snowdrops of winter, sustainable British flowers offer a wide range of options that capture the essence of nature and add a personal, meaningful touch to any wedding day.
Emma's core belief's stem from the use of Sustainable British flowers in all of her creations.
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Spring Weddings
Daffodils
One of the first flowers to bloom in spring, daffodils are quintessentially British. Their cheerful yellow flowers are perfect for adding a fresh, sunny touch to any wedding.
Tulips
British-grown tulips are available in a stunning variety of colors and shapes. They are grown in abundance during the spring season in the UK and provide a classic, elegant look for wedding floral arrangements.
Primroses
Primroses are early bloomers, appearing as one of the first flowers of spring. Their soft pastel colors, from yellow and pink to white and lavender, make them an ideal choice for a fresh, spring wedding.
Forget-Me-Nots
With their small, charming blue flowers, forget-me-nots are perfect for creating delicate, nostalgic arrangements. These flowers are available in the UK in early spring and are perfect for adding a sentimental touch to a wedding bouquet.
Hellebores
Hellebores, also known as the "Christmas Rose" or "Lenten Rose," bloom in late winter to early spring. Their elegant, nodding flowers in shades of white, pink, and purple add a sophisticated and unique touch to a spring wedding.
Cowslips
Cowslips are native to the UK and bloom in early spring. Their pale yellow flowers have a sweet scent and can be used for a rustic or wildflower-inspired wedding, offering a natural, countryside feel.
Daffodils
One of the first flowers to bloom in spring, daffodils are quintessentially British. Their cheerful yellow flowers are perfect for adding a fresh, sunny touch to any wedding.
Tulips
British-grown tulips are available in a stunning variety of colors and shapes. They are grown in abundance during the spring season in the UK and provide a classic, elegant look for wedding floral arrangements.
Primroses
Primroses are early bloomers, appearing as one of the first flowers of spring. Their soft pastel colors, from yellow and pink to white and lavender, make them an ideal choice for a fresh, spring wedding.
Forget-Me-Nots
With their small, charming blue flowers, forget-me-nots are perfect for creating delicate, nostalgic arrangements. These flowers are available in the UK in early spring and are perfect for adding a sentimental touch to a wedding bouquet.
Hellebores
Hellebores, also known as the "Christmas Rose" or "Lenten Rose," bloom in late winter to early spring. Their elegant, nodding flowers in shades of white, pink, and purple add a sophisticated and unique touch to a spring wedding.
Cowslips
Cowslips are native to the UK and bloom in early spring. Their pale yellow flowers have a sweet scent and can be used for a rustic or wildflower-inspired wedding, offering a natural, countryside feel.
If you are looking to plan your wedding in the Spring months, here are some of the British Grown flowers you can expect to find at this time of year:
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Summer Weddings
Roses
British-grown roses are a classic choice for summer weddings. Available in many varieties, including fragrant English roses, they come in a stunning range of colors, from soft pastels to vibrant reds.
Peonies
Peonies bloom in late spring to early summer in the UK, making them a highly sought-after flower for summer weddings. Their large, lush blooms in shades of soft pink, white, and coral offer a luxurious and romantic feel.
Delphiniums
Delphiniums, with their tall, dramatic spikes of flowers in shades of blue, purple, and white, are perfect for adding height and structure to wedding arrangements.
Sweet Peas
Sweet peas are fragrant and come in a variety of soft, romantic colours, including pink, purple, and white. These delicate blooms are perfect for bouquets, floral
garlands, or as accents in table arrangements
Nigella (Love-in-a-Mist)
Nigella, with its whimsical, spiky foliage and delicate blue or white flowers, is a lovely choice for a British-grown summer wedding. It has a unique, airy look and adds a touch of elegance to any bouquet or arrangement.
Roses
British-grown roses are a classic choice for summer weddings. Available in many varieties, including fragrant English roses, they come in a stunning range of colors, from soft pastels to vibrant reds.
Peonies
Peonies bloom in late spring to early summer in the UK, making them a highly sought-after flower for summer weddings. Their large, lush blooms in shades of soft pink, white, and coral offer a luxurious and romantic feel.
Delphiniums
Delphiniums, with their tall, dramatic spikes of flowers in shades of blue, purple, and white, are perfect for adding height and structure to wedding arrangements.
Sweet Peas
Sweet peas are fragrant and come in a variety of soft, romantic colours, including pink, purple, and white. These delicate blooms are perfect for bouquets, floral
garlands, or as accents in table arrangements
Nigella (Love-in-a-Mist)
Nigella, with its whimsical, spiky foliage and delicate blue or white flowers, is a lovely choice for a British-grown summer wedding. It has a unique, airy look and adds a touch of elegance to any bouquet or arrangement.
Sunflowers
Though often associated with warmer climates, sunflowers are grown in the UK and bloom in the summer months. Their bright yellow petals and large, cheerful faces make them ideal for a bold and sunny summer wedding theme.
Larkspur
Larkspur is a tall, elegant flower that blooms in shades of blue, white, and pink during the summer months. Their graceful stems and soft flowers are perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your wedding.
Zinnias
Zinnias, with their bright, cheerful colours, are a lovely choice for summer weddings. They bloom from mid-summer onwards in shades of pink, orange, yellow, and red, and they are perfect for adding a playful, vibrant touch to bouquets and arrangements.
Planning your wedding in the Summer months gives you an abundance of choice at this time of year::
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Autumn Weddings
Asters
Asters are another autumn bloom that brings bright color to wedding arrangements. Available in shades of purple, pink, and white, they create a cheerful yet elegant touch for autumn florals.
Dahlias
Dahlias are available well into autumn, with their striking, showy blooms in various shapes and colors. From rich burgundies and deep purples to vibrant oranges and soft pinks, dahlias add a touch of luxury and drama to your wedding bouquet or centre pieces.
Helenium
Helenium flowers bloom in late summer to autumn, offering vibrant, daisy-like blooms in shades of yellow, orange, red, and gold. They add warmth and color to autumn wedding bouquets and arrangements.
Sedum
Sedum, also known as "autumn joy," is a hardy flower that thrives in the cooler months. It produces clusters of pink or red star-shaped flowers that gradually deepen in color as the season progresses. This succulent-like flower can add texture and a natural, rustic feel to your wedding florals.
Japanese Anemones
These flowers bloom late in the summer into early autumn, offering delicate white or pink flowers with yellow centres. Their graceful, understated beauty makes them perfect for a more relaxed and elegant autumn wedding.
Asters
Asters are another autumn bloom that brings bright color to wedding arrangements. Available in shades of purple, pink, and white, they create a cheerful yet elegant touch for autumn florals.
Dahlias
Dahlias are available well into autumn, with their striking, showy blooms in various shapes and colors. From rich burgundies and deep purples to vibrant oranges and soft pinks, dahlias add a touch of luxury and drama to your wedding bouquet or centre pieces.
Helenium
Helenium flowers bloom in late summer to autumn, offering vibrant, daisy-like blooms in shades of yellow, orange, red, and gold. They add warmth and color to autumn wedding bouquets and arrangements.
Chrysanthemums
Chrysanthemums, are a popular autumn flower in the UK, blooming from late summer through autumn. These flowers offer a bold and vibrant touch to autumn wedding floral designs.
Sedum
Sedum, also known as "autumn joy," is a hardy flower that thrives in the cooler months. It produces clusters of pink or red star-shaped flowers that gradually deepen in color as the season progresses. This succulent-like flower can add texture and a natural, rustic feel to your wedding florals.
Japanese Anemones
These flowers bloom late in the summer into early autumn, offering delicate white or pink flowers with yellow centres. Their graceful, understated beauty makes them perfect for a more relaxed and elegant autumn wedding.
Scabiosa
Scabiosa, also known as pincushion flowers, are available throughout autumn and come in a variety of rich colors, including deep reds, purples, and blues. Their textured petals and unique shape make them a lovely addition to wedding florals.
If you are looking to plan your wedding in the Autumn months, these British Grown flowers feature heavily at this time of year:
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Winter Weddings
If you are looking to plan your wedding in the Spring months, here are some of the British Grown flowers you can expect to find at this time of year:
Winter Jasmine
Winter jasmine blooms from late winter into early spring, with delicate yellow flowers that stand out against the bare winter landscape. Its bright color can add warmth and cheer to a winter wedding floral design.
Poinsettias
Though commonly associated with Christmas, poinsettias are a striking choice for a winter wedding, and many British florists grow them. They come in various colors, including deep reds, whites, and even pinks, and are perfect for creating festive, seasonal accents.
Amaryllis
Amaryllis flowers bloom in winter, with large, dramatic blooms in colors such as white, red, and pink. Their bold petals and striking appearance can make a stunning focal point in wedding bouquets or centrepieces.
Snowdrops
Snowdrops are one of the earliest flowers to bloom in the UK, often emerging as early as January. Their small, delicate white flowers symbolize new beginnings, making them a lovely, sentimental choice for winter weddings.
Cyclamen
Cyclamen blooms during the winter months and adds a pop of colour to wedding arrangements. With its beautiful pink, purple, and white flowers and heart-shaped leaves, it brings a touch of elegance and charm to the colder months.
Evergreen Foliage (Holly, Ivy, and Laurel)
While not flowers, evergreen foliage such as holly, ivy, and laurel is essential for winter wedding floral designs. The glossy green leaves, red berries of holly, and the rich, deep green of ivy create a traditional and festive winter atmosphere.
Skimmia
Skimmia is an evergreen shrub that produces clusters of small, fragrant white or pink flowers in winter. It’s a great option for adding texture and fragrance to your winter wedding florals, with its lush green leaves and vibrant berry clusters.
Iris
Iris flowers, especially varieties that bloom early in the year, are available in the UK during winter. They come in striking blue, purple, and white hues, adding a sophisticated and dramatic element to winter floral designs.
Winter Jasmine
Winter jasmine blooms from late winter into early spring, with delicate yellow flowers that stand out against the bare winter landscape. Its bright color can add warmth and cheer to a winter wedding floral design.
Amaryllis
Amaryllis flowers bloom in winter, with large, dramatic blooms in colors such as white, red, and pink. Their bold petals and striking appearance can make a stunning focal point in wedding bouquets or centrepieces.
Snowdrops
Snowdrops are one of the earliest flowers to bloom in the UK, often emerging as early as January. Their small, delicate white flowers symbolize new beginnings, making them a lovely, sentimental choice for winter weddings.
Cyclamen
Cyclamen blooms during the winter months and adds a pop of colour to wedding arrangements. With its beautiful pink, purple, and white flowers and heart-shaped leaves, it brings a touch of elegance and charm to the colder months.
Iris
Iris flowers, especially varieties that bloom early in the year, are available in the UK during winter. They come in striking blue, purple, and white hues, adding a sophisticated and dramatic element to winter floral designs.
Evergreen Foliage (Holly, Ivy, and Laurel)
While not flowers, evergreen foliage such as holly, ivy, and laurel is essential for winter wedding floral designs. The glossy green leaves, red berries of holly, and the rich, deep green of ivy create a traditional and festive winter atmosphere.
Wedding Price List
Here is my price list for wedding flowers,
if you are looking for something a little different or that is not listed below, do get in touch with me to discuss your ideas.
Bridal Bouquet: £156.00
Bridal Flower Crown: £55.00
Bridesmaids: £77.00
Bridesmaid Flower Crown: £45.00
Bridesmaid Mini's: £55.00
Flower Girl Posies: £32.50
Flower Girl Crowns: £35.00
Flower Girl Wands: £25.00
Flower Girl Basket & Petals: £25.00
For the Bridal Party
For the Groom's Party
For the Decorations
Groom Traditional Buttonhole: £15.00
Groom Pocket Square: £17.50
Groomsmen/Ushers Traditional Buttonhole: £11.50
Page Boys Buttonholes: £4.50
Full Floral Arch: £1250.00*
Broken Arch: £850.00*
Milk Churn Displays: £175.00-£275.00 (size dependant)
Overhead Clouds/Garlands: £215.00 - £225.00 per metre
Meadow Boxes: £215.00 - £275.00 each
Top Table: £275.00
Bud Vases: £8.00 **
Small Centre Pieces: £45.00 each
Medium Centre Pieces: £65.00
Large Centre Pieces: £75.00***
Thank You Bouquets: £45.00
*starting price
**vase included
*** mechanics not included for overheads
N.B. Minimum Spend: £750 per wedding
