The weekly bouquet
A seasonal mix I choose on the day. Say who it's for and I'll pitch it right, every time.
Florist · 4 Chapel Lane
I'm Nell. Tell me the occasion and what you'd like to spend, and I'll tie something from whatever came in fresh that morning. Ring before 2pm and it goes out the same day.
★★★★★ 4.9 out of 5 from 214 Google reviews
Same-day cut-off
Ring the shop and I'll tell you exactly when it lands.
This week in the shop
I buy twice a week and only take home what looks good, so the bench changes with the season. Prices are where they start, and I'll build to whatever you'd like to spend.
A seasonal mix I choose on the day. Say who it's for and I'll pitch it right, every time.
For the anniversaries and the apologies. Bigger, wrapped properly, with the card written by hand.
Quiet, careful arrangements. Ring me and I'll sort the wording, the timing and the delivery to the house.
Most people ring with a name, a reason and a number, and leave the rest to me. It takes about two minutes, and you'll get a photo before it goes out of the door.
Call 01234 555 210Fresh stems for cafés, salons and reception desks near the shop, swapped every Tuesday morning. No contract, stop whenever you like.
Ordering
Tap the button, tap call. You'll get me, not a call centre, and usually within two rings unless I'm up to my elbows in eucalyptus.
Call 01234 555 210A name, the occasion and roughly what you'd like to spend. If you're stuck, say what they're like and I'll take it from there.
Your flowers are made up on the day they go out, never the day before, from stock I bought that week.
Same-day within five miles when you order before 2pm. I text you a photo when it's on its way, so you know it landed.
Weddings and workshops
I take four weddings a month so yours gets a proper share of my week. We start with a pot of tea and the photos you've saved, and you get the quote in writing before anything is booked or paid for. And once a month the big table at the back hosts a workshop: two hours, six places, everything provided.
About
I started on a wholesale flower market at nineteen, which is where you learn what a stem is really worth and how many days it has left in it.
I opened The Petal Room on Chapel Lane with a van, a dozen buckets and a lot of nerve. Twelve years on it's still me buying, still me tying, and still me knocking on your door with the box.
I go to market twice a week and only bring back what looks good. If the peonies are tired they stay where they are, and you get something better in their place. That is genuinely the whole trick.
The whole storyWhat people say
Rang at nine in a panic. Flowers were with my mum by lunchtime, and Nell never once made me feel daft for leaving it so late.
Tom H · Google review
★★★★★ 4.9 out of 5, from 214 Google reviews
Order or ask
Opening hours
4 Chapel Lane, two doors down from the old post office.
Look for the buckets on the pavement, they're out by half past seven.