Weddings · Surrey
You focus on the vows
We take a small number of weddings a year, so the ones we take get everything. A conversation first, a proposal you can actually picture, and a morning where we are already gone by the time you arrive.
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How it works
Four steps, and no surprises in any of them
A conversation
A call, no charge and no obligation. We ask about the two of you before we ask about flowers, because the flowers come from that.
A proposal and a moodboard
What we would make, piece by piece, with the palette and the stems named. You will know what you are getting before you commit to it.
The day itself
We arrive, install, and leave before your guests do. Setup times agreed with your venue in writing, not on the morning.
Keepsakes
We press what is worth keeping and return it to you framed, weeks later, when the rest of it is over.
Real weddings
Work we have actually done
What it costs
Where weddings usually start
Every wedding is quoted properly, but these are honest starting points. We would rather you know now than after a call.
- Bouquets and buttonholes only
- from £450
- Ceremony and reception florals
- from £1,500
- Full design, including installations
- from £3,500
Questions we get
How far ahead should we book?
Most couples come to us nine to twelve months out. We take a limited number of weddings a year so the ones we take get our full attention, and popular dates go first.
Will we get exactly what is in the moodboard?
The shapes, the palette and the feeling, yes. Individual stems, not always: flowers are seasonal and the market decides on the morning. We never substitute down, and we tell you if something changes.
Do you travel outside Surrey?
Yes, for weddings. The next-day bouquet delivery is local, but wedding work travels.
What happens to the flowers afterwards?
We collect our own vessels, and we can press what you want to keep. Anything left over goes to a local hospice rather than a bin.
Tell us about your day
Every love story starts with a conversation
The more you tell us now, the more useful our first reply is. None of it commits you to anything.