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Weddings & events · booking 2027

Grown for the day

We take on around twenty weddings a year, so each one gets the whole studio. We plan around what will be at its best that week, and we tell you honestly if the peonies you saw online will be over by August.

Start an enquiryWhat’s in season for your date

From £2,400 for an intimate ceremony. Most of our weddings fall between £4,500 and £9,000.

Two florists tying a bridal bouquet at the studio bench
Plate W.1Bridal bouquet, tied on the morningRosa ‘Café au Lait’ · Astrantia major
What we make

From one buttonhole to the whole barn

Choose as much or as little as you need. Every piece is made in the studio the day before, kept in the cold room overnight and brought to you by the florists who made it.

  • Florists tying a bridal bouquet

    Bridal & personal

    No. 1

    The bouquet, bridesmaids, buttonholes and corsages. Tied by hand on the morning so they are at their freshest walking down the aisle.

    From £420
  • Pink roses in buckets

    Ceremony

    No. 2

    Aisle meadows, altar urns and a pair of pedestal arrangements that can be carried through to the reception afterwards.

    From £900
  • Buckets of fresh stems

    Long tables

    No. 3

    Low runners of seasonal stems, bud vases and trailing greenery, kept below eye level so everyone can still talk across the table.

    From £35 a guest
  • Dahlias at the market

    Arches & installations

    No. 4

    Foraged branch arches, hanging clouds and moon gates, built on site from moss and chicken wire, never floral foam.

    From £1,800
  • Florists at the bench

    Small events

    No. 5

    Birthdays, launches, christenings and wakes. The same seasonal flowers, for a room of ten or two hundred.

    From £600
The season, month by month

Choose your month, see your flowers

Everything we use is grown in Britain, so your date decides your palette. Pick the month you are marrying in to see what our growers will be cutting.

Month

October

Deep and rich. The last dahlias, nerines, rosehips and copper beech.

Enquire for October
  • No. 1Violet dahliaDahlia ‘Thomas A. Edison’
  • No. 2NerineNerine bowdenii
  • No. 3Copper beechFagus sylvatica
  • No. 4RosehipRosa canina
Three weddings

Stories from the year

Florists preparing table flowers
Walthamstow Pumphouse · September

Jane & John Doe

Forty guests at one long table under the old engine house. We ran dahlias, cosmos and copper beech the length of it, low enough to talk across, and built a rosehip arch at the door.

“People kept picking stems out of the table runner to take home. By midnight it was half the size.”
  • Dahlia ‘Bishop of Llandaff’
  • Cosmos bipinnatus
  • Fagus sylvatica
Pink roses in metal buckets
Islington Town Hall · June

Jane & John Doe

A registry morning and lunch at their favourite restaurant. A loose bouquet of garden roses and sweet peas, two buttonholes, and jam jars for the tables.

“The sweet peas still smelled of the garden at four in the afternoon.”
  • Rosa × centifolia
  • Lathyrus odoratus
  • Astrantia major
Pink dahlias in black buckets
A barn near Saffron Walden · October

Jane & John Doe

Two hundred guests and a hanging cloud of dried honesty over the dance floor, built over two days. The bouquet was pressed afterwards and now hangs in their hallway.

“Our parents still talk about the ceiling.”
  • Lunaria annua
  • Dahlia ‘Café au Lait’
  • Nerine bowdenii

More from the archive

Two florists arranging a bridal bouquet
Bridal bouquet, garden roses and astrantiaHackney, May
Buckets of flowers ready for a long table
Buckets for a long table of fortyWalthamstow, September
Pink roses and carnations in metal buckets
Pink roses for a registry morningIslington, June
Pink dahlias in black buckets
Dahlias for an October barnEssex, October
How it works

Eight months, one morning

Most couples come to us eight to twelve months ahead. Late is fine too; we have done a wedding in eleven days.

  1. A first conversation

    An hour at the studio or on a call. Bring pictures, fabric, anything. We will talk about the season and what is possible.

    Free

  2. Your proposal

    A written plan with a botanical sketch of each piece, the stems we expect to use, and a clear price.

    Within 2 weeks

  3. Secure the date

    A 25% deposit holds your date. We only take one wedding a weekend.

    8–12 months out

  4. Walking the fields

    A month before, we visit the growers with you if you would like to see your flowers in the ground.

    4 weeks out

  5. The week of

    Stems are cut on Wednesday, conditioned overnight and arranged on Thursday and Friday. We deliver, set up and clear away.

    The week
Dried and pressed flowers
After the day

Your bouquet, pressed

Bring your bouquet back to the studio within three days. We take it apart stem by stem, press it for six weeks, and mount it on herbarium paper with each flower labelled by hand, its Latin name and your date beneath.

Included with every wedding over £4,500, or £280 on its own.

Questions

Things couples ask us

Enquire

Tell us about it

A date, a place and a rough number of guests is plenty to start. We reply within two working days, and the first conversation is always free.

Or ring the studio on 020 0000 0000, Tuesday to Saturday.

What you need