The small wedding
The day, covered properly.
- Your bouquet, plus two for bridesmaids
- Six buttonholes, boxed with pins
- Two ceremony arrangements
- Delivery and placing on the morning
Weddings and workshops
I take four weddings a month, never more, so yours gets a proper share of my week. Everything is quoted in writing before you pay a penny, and I'm there on the morning to set it up myself.
The short version
How it works
Most couples ring somewhere between a year and six months out. If your date is closer than that, ring anyway. If I'm free, I'm in.
Talk your wedding throughTell me the date, the venue and the feel you're after. I'll tell you straight away if the date is free, and hold it for a week while you think.
Bring the photos you've saved and the dress colour if you have it. An hour at the back of the shop, no charge, no obligation.
Every stem, jar and mile itemised, so you can see exactly where the money goes. Nothing is booked or paid until you're happy with it.
I go and see the room myself: the light, the table sizes, where an arch would actually stand. It's why nothing looks improvised on the day.
Your flowers arrive from market three days out, get conditioned overnight, and the shop quietly turns into your wedding for two days.
Buttonholes with you by nine, tables finished before the first guest sits down, and me gone before anyone notices. Teardown afterwards if the venue needs it.
From £450, explained
"From £450" is a real starting price, not bait. Here's what each level looks like, so you can walk in knowing roughly where you'll land.
The day, covered properly.
Everything in the small wedding, plus the room.
The version people photograph.
No deposits on a phone call, no surprises a month out. You get the itemised quote, you sleep on it, and the date stays held while you do.
Call 01234 555 210Workshops
Six places a time, everything provided, and you leave with the bouquet you made and the knack of doing it again.
Everything is on the table when you arrive: stems, twine, brown paper and a glass of something cold. You leave with a bouquet you made and the knack of doing it again.
Foraged bases, dried seed heads, cinnamon and far too much ribbon. Runs every Saturday through December and sells out by the middle of November.
Hen dos, birthdays and work nights. I shut the shop, put the heater on and the place is yours for the evening. Bring your own bottle.
Six places a workshop, and they go in date order. Ring the shop or email to hold one, and pay on the night.
Start with tea
A date, a venue and an hour at the big table is all it takes to find out what your wedding could look like, and what it would honestly cost.