We craft unique dried flower creations for the home, weddings and events, that require minimal maintenance and stand the test of time.
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We provide bespoke flower bundles for events and displays. Simply get in touch and we will prepare a custom quote based on your ideas and vision.
From our clients
Simply cannot recommend enough for wedding flowers! We purchased from the burnt orange range and had matching button holes. Delivery was secure, flowers were as pictured on the website and customer service was fantastic!!
Such beautiful quality dried flowers!
Megan was delightful, responded quickly and made amendments with no fuss. Delivery was prompt and the flowers came well packaged. They looked incredible in our pictures, we had the bridal bouquet, button holes and flower girl bouquets. Cannot wait to have these displayed in my home as a reminder of our special day.
From day one, Megan was amazing in keeping communication. The designs were absolutely stunning and very in keeping with our rustic wedding theme - what’s best - I can still display my bridal bouquet in my home. Prices are more than reasonable and I would recommend to absolutely anybody.
Thank you so much x
We commissioned Megan for our wedding flowers and the process was straightforward and smooth. They were beautifully customised and matching to our wedding colour palette. As it was a remote project, communications was clear and easy; during her creation process Megan provided sample photos to keep us informed and aligned.
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