Your Questions Answered

Once you've made an enquiry, we'll start with a conversation about your wedding, your venue and the kind of atmosphere you'd like to create.

I'll then put together a bespoke floral proposal based on what we've discussed. Once you're happy and your booking is confirmed, we'll continue developing the details together as your wedding plans evolve.

As your wedding gets closer, I'll finalise the flower choices, quantities and timings, before bringing everything together on the day itself.

That's absolutely fine!

You don't need to arrive with a complete floral brief. Tell me what you do know: perhaps your favourite colours, your venue, the season you're getting married in, or simply the feeling you're hoping to create.

Show me the things you're drawn to and I'll help translate those ideas into flowers.

Absolutely. Pinterest, Instagram and those screenshots you've been saving are all very welcome!

Inspiration images are really useful for helping me understand what you're drawn to. I won't simply copy someone else's wedding, though. I'll use your inspiration as a starting point and create something that feels personal to you, your venue and your season.

Where possible, yes. I love working with what's naturally looking its best at the time of your wedding, and British-grown flowers can bring a wonderful sense of seasonality and place to your designs.

I also source flowers from trusted suppliers when the British growing season doesn't provide what we need. The priority is always creating beautiful, abundant flowers that feel right for your wedding while making thoughtful choices about where they come from.

Don't panic! There is nearly always a beautiful alternative.

Rather than promising a particular flower months in advance, I prefer to work with the very best flowers available when your wedding arrives. If something you've fallen in love with isn't available, I'll look for something with a similar colour, shape, texture or feeling.

Sometimes the alternative turns out to be even more beautiful.

I source flowers from a combination of trusted flower wholesalers, specialist growers and British flower growers, depending on the season and what each wedding needs.

I love discovering beautiful, unusual varieties and using flowers when they're naturally at their best, rather than creating the same recipe for every wedding.

Sustainability is something I consider throughout the whole process, rather than treating it as an add-on.

I use British-grown flowers where possible, choose seasonal flowers, reuse and repurpose arrangements where practical, and avoid unnecessary single-use materials.

I also don't use floral foam. Instead, I use more sustainable mechanics and techniques wherever I can.

There isn't really such a thing as a completely impact-free wedding, but I believe lots of thoughtful choices can make a meaningful difference without compromising on beautiful flowers.

No. I don't use traditional floral foam in my wedding work.

Instead, I use alternative techniques and mechanics that allow me to create the abundant, natural-looking designs I love while avoiding this single-use material.