From £250
Wedding flowers, from a florist in Sevenoaks.
Every wedding is designed from scratch around you, the venue and the season, and quoted individually, with no packages and no repeats. The studio is in Sevenoaks and works across Kent, Surrey and Sussex: the castles and barns around us, the village churches, the marquee in a field.
What we make
Bridal bouquets, buttonholes, tables and installations
Bridal bouquets and the party's flowers
The bouquet is the piece everybody photographs, so it is designed first and the rest of the day follows from it: bridesmaids' bouquets in the same palette at a smaller scale, buttonholes and corsages wired by hand on the morning, a flower crown or a hair comb where one is wanted.
Ceremony flowers
An arch or a broken arch, meadow-style pieces down the aisle, urns at the altar or beside the registrar's table, pew ends. They are built for the room they are in and, where the venue allows, moved to the reception afterwards so nothing is seen only once.
Table flowers and the reception
Low bowls the length of a long table, bud vases in clusters, taller pieces for round tables, a garland along the top table, the cake's flowers and the bar. We install it ourselves in the hours before and take it down after, or leave it with the venue as agreed.
Installations and marquees
Hanging pieces, a cloud of flowers over the dance floor, an entrance the guests walk through. This is larger work, quoted per piece once we have seen what the venue can carry. We use everlasting stems where fresh flowers would not survive a hot marquee weekend.
Where we work
Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells and the Kent countryside
The studio is a short drive from most of the places west Kent gets married: the castles and houses at Hever, Penshurst, Chiddingstone and Knole, the barns and vineyards of the Weald, the churches of the Darent valley, the hotels in Tunbridge Wells and the marquees in the fields between. We are glad to travel further for the right day. Ask, and we will tell you whether it works. Weddings start from £250; a full day's flowers is priced piece by piece in the proposal, so you choose the shape of it.
The studio’s own van covers Sevenoaks, Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells every delivery day, so a wedding in any of them is on home ground.
How it works
Three steps
01
The conversation
We start with the date, the venue and whatever you already know: colours, flowers you love, flowers you hate, photographs, fabric swatches. “We don't know yet” is a fine place to begin. Summer dates fill early, so get in touch as soon as you have the date.
02
The proposal
A written proposal built around your day and the season it lands in: bouquets, buttonholes, ceremony pieces, tablescapes, installations. Each is priced, so you choose the shape of it.
03
The day
We buy fresh in the days before, build in the studio, and deliver and install ourselves. You see the flowers when they're exactly where they should be.
Tell us about the day
Date, venue, and roughly what you imagine: that's enough to start. We'll come back with ideas and a quote.
Choosing the flowers themselves? See the stems that mean devotion, luck and new beginnings.
Questions we are asked
›How do wedding flowers work?
Every wedding starts with a consultation, at the shop or by phone, and a written quotation by kind of piece. Dates fill early in summer; get in touch as soon as you have the date and the venue.
›How is a wedding booked, and when is it paid for?
A deposit of 30% of the quotation, paid when you confirm, secures your date; the balance is due three weeks before the wedding, and changes are welcome until then. Our wedding and event booking terms (under All policies, at the foot of every page) set out the rest: the flowers on the day, hired vases and stands, and moving or cancelling a date.