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working together

Planning your wedding flowers should feel exciting. That's why, from the minute we have our first chat, I want you to feel like you've got someone in your corner.

Whether you're full of ideas or haven't got a clue where to start, we'll figure it out together.

W O R K W I T H U S

no pressure. no flower jargon. no expectation that you’ll know exactly what you want from the start.

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#1

our first chat

The first step is a 30-minute phone or video call.

We'll chat about your venue, plans, priorities and budget, giving me a chance to understand what you're looking for and whether we're the right fit for each other.

By the end of the call, we'll have:

  • Discussed your ideas and priorities

  • Talked through your budget

  • Covered any non-negotiables

  • Chatted about next steps

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#2

vision board + price guide

Following our chat, I'll create a vision board and price guide based on everything we've discussed.

Think of it as the starting point, not the finished design. It brings together your venue, colour palette, style and design ideas, helping us shape the overall look and feel of your day before I create your final mood board closer to the time.

It's a chance to make sure we're completely aligned creatively before moving forward.

If everything feels right in this initial phase, you can secure your date with a booking fee.

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#3

final details

Around 3-6 months before your wedding or event, we'll catch up again, either in person or virtually, to finalise all the exciting bits.

By this stage, your vision board becomes a fully developed mood board, and you'll receive:

  • A detailed mood board

  • Your final floral designs

  • A payment schedule

  • Mock-ups for larger installations, where needed

This is where everything really starts to come together, and you'll be able to see how your flowers will look and feel on the day.

what our clients have to say

got questions? here’s some of our frequently asked…

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Planning your wedding flowers shouldn’t be stressful.

Don’t know the names of the flowers you like? Don’t know how many arrangements you need? Don’t know what flowers are in season? Don’t know how much to budget?

These are all questions we will help you answer.

Our consultations are relaxed, friendly and no pressure.

It’s about figuring out what you like, what I know works, and how we can make the designs you choose work hard throughout the day.

If you’re getting married at The Byirs, Whitworth Hall, Woodhill Hall, Le Petit Chateau, Healy Barn or Halton Grove, these venues we’ve worked at in the past and are booked to work at in the near future are all local to us and we are able to use our knowledge and relationships to make your planning experience a lush one.

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