Event Flowers

For larger installations and full-venue commissions we recommend reaching out at least 8 to 12 weeks ahead, particularly for weekends between April and October when our diary fills earliest. For smaller commissions — a private dinner, a single statement piece, an at-home occasion — three to four weeks is comfortable. We frequently take on shorter-notice briefs when the work and the date align, so if your event is closer than that, send a brief anyway and we will tell you honestly whether we can do it well.

There is no standard price for event flowers because there is no standard event. Single statement pieces for an intimate dinner start in the hundreds of pounds; full venue installations for weddings, brand launches or large private parties typically run from several thousand into the tens of thousands depending on scale, flower choices, and installation complexity. Once you send us a brief we come back with an itemised proposal within 48 hours that breaks down design, flowers, labour and delivery so you can see exactly where the budget goes.

Yes — for the right commission we travel anywhere in mainland UK, and on occasion further afield for our long-standing clients. Travel and installation costs are itemised in the proposal so there are no surprises. Day-of logistics for distant venues are handled by our own crew rather than a third-party courier: every commission is delivered, installed and struck by the team that built it.

We do — weekly and fortnightly arrangements for venues are a significant part of our work, ranging from a few signature pieces in reception spaces through to complete floor-by-floor schemes. Each contract is built around the venue: brief, palette, sustainable sourcing where possible, and a service window that works for the operational rhythm of the building. Get in touch and we will arrange a site visit at no cost.

Most clients don’t when they first reach out, and that is fine. The brief can be as broad as "a winter dinner, navy and gold, 40 guests" — we take it from there. Our first response usually includes a mood board, palette suggestions, and a couple of structural directions for you to react to. From there we refine. The point of working with a florist of our experience is that we do the thinking; you respond to what we propose.

Yes. When you send a brief, we share a curated selection of past commissions that match the scale, setting or season of what you have in mind. We don’t publish a full portfolio publicly because much of our work is for private clients and we treat discretion as a baseline expectation. References are available on request.

We do — vases, candles, ribbon, stationery and other styling elements are part of most commissions and are included as line items in the proposal. For larger events we also work with a network of trusted partners for linen, lighting and other production elements, and can manage those relationships on your behalf if useful. The intent is for you to brief once and have it land in one piece.

You keep them. After the event, hosts often take the centrepieces home; the rest can be redistributed to guests as they leave, donated to a local hospital or care home, or composted by our team during strike-down — whichever you prefer. None of our event flowers go to landfill. We can also arrange for next-day collection of vases and structural elements if those are on loan to you.

Use the enquiry form below or email us directly. Tell us the date, the venue or rough location, the approximate number of guests, and any feeling, palette, or reference images that are guiding your thinking. Don’t worry about being precise — the more honest the brief, the better the response. We come back within 48 hours, every time.