The weekly bouquet
from £30
A seasonal mix I choose on the day, tied in brown paper and twine. Say who it's for and I'll pitch it right, every time.
Bouquets · what's on the bench
Every bouquet, every price, and what's in season.
Nothing here is a stock photo of somebody else's flowers. These are the prices things start at, and every one of them gets built up or down to the number you give me on the phone.
Prices
From an £8 buttonhole to the full statement.
Every price below is a starting point, not a fixed menu. Give me a number and I'll make it work harder than it should.
Something special
from £45
For the anniversaries and the apologies. Bigger, wrapped properly, with the card written by hand.
Sympathy flowers
from £40
Quiet, careful arrangements, handled properly from the first phone call. More on how that works below.
The statement
from £60
When it needs to stop someone in the doorway. Twice the stems of the weekly bouquet, conditioned overnight, delivered in water.
Posies and thank-yous
from £18
A small hand-tie for teachers, neighbours and the thank-yous that don't need a speech. Ready the same day, every day I'm open.
Buttonholes and pins
from £8
For weddings, proms and anyone who fancies one on a Tuesday. Made the morning of, boxed with a pin and a spare.
Ring me with a budget. I'll do the rest.
Tell me the occasion, the person and the number, and leave the choosing to me. You get a photo of the finished bouquet before it leaves the shop, every single time.
Call 01234 555 210Flowers for your business
£20 a week
Fresh stems for cafés, salons and reception desks near the shop, swapped every Tuesday morning. No contract, stop whenever you like.
Sympathy flowers
Handled quietly, and exactly on time.
Posies from £40, sheafs from £50 and casket sprays from £85. One phone call and the rest comes off your plate.
Call 01234 555 210- 01
One phone call
Give me the name, the date and the funeral director if there is one. You won't need to ring me again unless you want to.
- 02
The words, sorted
If you're stuck on the card, tell me about them and I'll help you find the words. I write every sympathy card by hand.
- 03
The timing, mine to worry about
I speak to the funeral director myself and deliver where and when they need it, at no extra charge. Flowers to the house afterwards, if you'd like, too.
2pm
Why 2pm?
Because the van leaves at three.
Everything ordered by two gets tied, watered and loaded for the afternoon round, and I'm knocking on doors until six. Order after two and yours simply leads the round tomorrow.
Ring the shop and I'll tell you exactly when it lands.
- Same-day deliveryFive miles around the shop, hand delivered by me before 6pm. Order by 2pm.£4.50
- Timed morning dropWhen it has to be there before 10am. Booked the day before, first out of the van.£8
- Next day, further outThe villages further out, up to twenty miles from the shop.£6.50
- Funeral deliveriesTimed with the funeral director, wherever the service is. Never an extra charge.Free
- Collect from the shopReady in two hours on a weekday. Ring, then walk in and it's waiting.Free
What's in season
The bench changes four times a year. Good.
I don't fly peonies in for December. Whatever the season is doing well, that's what your bouquet is built from, and it lasts longer for it.
Spring
March to May
Tulips by the armful, ranunculus, narcissi and blossom branches cut long. The shop smells best in April, and I'll die on that hill.
Summer
June to August
Sweet peas, stocks, garden roses and the first sunflowers. Wedding season, so ring early in the week for big orders.
Autumn
September to November
Dahlias until the first frost takes them, hydrangea, rosehips and grasses that dry beautifully on the mantelpiece.
Winter
December to February
Amaryllis, hellebores, scented foliage and everything dried. Wreath season takes over the back table from late November.
Order today
Beat the 2pm cut-off and it's there by teatime.
One call, about two minutes, and a photo of the finished bouquet before it leaves the shop.