Florist
Blooms of the week – Rose at Blossom and Wild
‘Autumn meets Winter in this celebration of soft warm tones, contrasted with cool hues…..
Blooms of the week – Ashlee from Film and Foliage
“I couldn’t stop dreaming of flower hats and romantic red flowers – I had to get it out of my system!
Blooms of the week – Yvette Edwards
Searching for the perfect bloom……With such exquisite floral designs posted around the world these days, it’s becoming more of an everyday challenge to search out the perfect coloured bloom from our small growers market in NZ.
English Meadows
Ever respectful of the tones and textures of the interior of The Olde Bell Inn in the Berkshire countryside, wedding planner Susie from Knot and Pop and Jo from Jo Flowers set about creating a wild and romantic English summertime setting indoors.
Blooms of the week – Anna from She’s Blossomed
This cradle bridal bouquet was created to show off the stunning handiwork on the back of this Maggie & Sottero gown…..
Blooms of the week – Shaye from On My Hand
Trends come and go, but recently I’ve noticed greenery has been sticking around a bit longer. Having been asked to do a pure greenery no flower wedding recently, I haven’t been able to leave the idea alone ever since!
Blooms of the week – Carmen at Pretty Wild Floral
“The bride wanted her bouquet to be wild and different looking, and being a winter wedding I wanted to use flowers that were going to add warmth to her look but also have a moody winter vibe….
Blooms of the week – Gypsy at The Vase
I love it when my clients trust me to put my own creative touch to their bouquet.
Blooms of the week – Blush Floral
Autumn Wedding using Lisianthus, Tulips, Gum leaves, Antique Hydrangea, Stock.
Blooms of the week – Anna from Shes Blossomed
“I’ve recently fallen in love with Dutch Renaissance Floral paintings. I adore how the abundance of jewel toned flowers, fruits and blossom dance and fall in and around the vessel, making their way to the edges of the canvas….
Blooms of the Week – Adam from Dahlia Fandango
Since growing up and evolving my floral work, I have always been influenced by my childhood interests, studying the different eras of fashion, society and the ways it influenced the gardening and flower craft at the time.
