Wedding Florists
From stunning centrepieces to beautiful bridal bouquets, these florists will offer invaluable advice to get the most for your wedding flower budget.
Wedding florist specialist based in Oxfordshire. Our team of skilled florists can advise you on your choice of wedding bouquets, buttonholes and table arrangements to ensure your flowers enhance your special day.
Penny Blossoms Floral Designs is based in Oxfordshire. I offer a bespoke and exclusive service to couples looking for sumptuous flowers on their wedding day.
Flowers for your perfect wedding day lovingly created by our expert team of florists, with over 15 years’ experience in the wedding industry our family run flower shop will make your dream wedding flowers a reality.
Wedding Florist in Oxfordshire. A team of professionally qualified florists, creating beautiful designs in the heart of Oxfordshire. We can provide home consultations to create the perfect look to compliment your wedding theme.
Homemade artificial wedding flowers and arrangements. Offering bespoke wedding flowers, bouquets, church flowers, table decorations, buttonholes & all your wedding flower needs throughout Oxfordshire & surrounding areas. Can deliver within 30 miles.
Recommended florist at Ardington House, Bodleian Library Oxford, Fulham Palace, Rhodes House, Eynsham Hall, Randolph Hotel, Lains Barn, Milton Hill House, Oxleaze Barn, Coldharbour Barn, Matara Centre, Devonshire Terrace and many more
Refined luxury weddings have been the hallmark of Fabulous Flowers for over 15 years. They are renowned for high quality floral design, outstanding professionalism and a specialist team that can cater for any need.
We love working on Wedding Flowers it's our favourite aspect of the industry; Our award winning team thrive on their passion and skills to create the most amazing floral arrangements and add the 'Wow' factor to any Wedding.
Bicycle Blooms are dedicated to helping you realise your floral wedding dreams. Whether you are looking for simple blooms to adorn your venue or a bigger installation to really make an impact. Oxford professional wedding florist.
Freemans Flowers in Didcot, Oxfordshire is a florist with years of experience in floral arrangement. We cater for your wedding flowers, from church, bridal, bridesmaids through to table flowers at your wedding.
The variety in wedding flowers can range from an elegant bridal posy to a modern elaborate floral arrangement. Our team of experienced & artistic florists will help advise and develop your ideas into the most beautiful flowers for your wedding day.
Beautifully designed wedding flowers for your special day. Wedding florist in Wootton covering Abingdon, Oxford & surrounding areas.
Beautiful fresh wedding floral displays to create that perfect ambiance for your wedding day. Based in South London covering, Kent, Essex & Surrey we will design those perfect wedding flowers for you.
Beautiful wedding flowers, talented staff and exceptionally high levels of service at Shaw's Of Amersham Buckinghamshire. Providing beautiful wedding flowers for your special day with carefully crafted, imaginatively styled bouquets.
Charlton Park Garden Centre are wedding flower specialists based in Wantage, Oxfordshire. We have a a range of floral designs available that we can create for your special day/
A bespoke wedding service that will breathe the beauty of floral design into your wedding day. Exquisite bouquets & buttonholes, to lavish table centrepieces & venue design, we create highly detailed, stunning arrangements to compliment your wedding.
Kelly Atwood Floral designs Weddings, Events, Styling & Teaching. We are passionate about designing & creating beautiful, cohesive weddings that our clients love. Our testimonials speak for themselves. Double awards finalists 2020 for NWA'S & GFB
Wedding and events florist based in Hertfordshire. From unique personal flowers to larger scale installations (chuppahs, hanging designs, arches etc), venue & table styling. Recommended florist at West Lodge Park, Herts.
Persephone Violet is based in the Wiltshire market town of Malmesbury covering the Cotswolds, Bath & Bristol. We pride ourselves in being wedding specialists providing everything from buttonholes to full venue design unique to each and every couple.
Fleur de Lynn is an independent wedding florist based in Hastings, East Sussex. We can provide you with fresh wedding flowers throughout East Sussex. Bridal Bouquets to buttonholes, right through to the church & reception table decorations.
Budding Sensations are specialists in Artificial Wedding Flowers. Contemporary, modern & traditional designs using only the highest quality flowers. Offering a variety of flowers for Brides, Bridesmaids, Flowergirls, Buttonholes, venue flowers etc.
A good wedding florist will look at your choice of wedding dress and discuss the style of wedding and the look you want to achieve before suggesting a suitable style of bridal bouquet for you as well as smaller bouquets for the bridesmaids, and buttonholes or corsages for the rest of the bridal party. If you are having a traditional tear-shaped bouquet the florist will wire the wedding flowers before putting them into the bouquet, a skill that requires time and patience. For a modern bridal posy the flowers can simply be tied with a thick band of coordinating ribbon.
Most brides choose fresh flowers, but there are some excellent, if expensive, artificial flowers which could be used for key items that you might want to keep after the wedding such as the bride’s bouquet and the bride’s mother’s corsage. Alternatively arrange to have your bouquet preserved after the wedding; specialist companies will collect your bouquet straight after the wedding, photograph it, dismantle it and dry out each bloom to preserve its colour and shape, before using the photos to put it carefully back together in a 3D frame.
The cost of flowers for a wedding is underestimated by most couples. The brides bouquet alone will typically cost between £100-£250 and an overall budget of £800 - £1500 is normal. Choosing flowers naturally in season ensures that they are at their best and at their least expensive, although virtually flower can be grown in a greenhouse, and is available all year round in almost any colour, if cost is not a concern.
If your budget isn’t huge, careful use of dramatic vases and greenery by a good florist can make a few flowers go a long way and the usual advice is to choose a few really dramatic flowers rather than more cheaper ones. It is customary to use the same florist for everything from the bouquets to the reception flowers, and even flowers for the wedding cake, so that everything matches or coordinates. Your florist should supply you with a flower checklist to ensure that you have thought of, and ordered, all the flowers you will need.
There are various customs relating to the choice of flowers used in your bouquet, with the tradition of the bridal bouquet originally starting in ancient times when a bag of strong smelling herbs was carried to ward off the evil spirits. However most brides simply choose flowers based on their colour scheme and the style and shape of the bouquet, with white lilies and ivory roses remaining a firm favourite.
The bride’s family traditionally pays for almost everything relating to the wedding, however there is an exception when it comes to flowers. The bride’s family is still responsible for the cost of the flowers for the church, ceremony and reception, such as table decorations, pew ends and pedestals, but according to custom the groom should pay for all the bouquets, buttonholes and any thank you bouquets for the mother of the bride and the groom.
A good wedding florist will look at your choice of wedding dress, discuss the style of wedding and the look you want to achieve before suggesting a suitable style of bridal bouquet for you as well as smaller bouquets for the bridesmaids, and buttonholes or corsages for the rest of the bridal party. It is customary to use the same florist for everything from the bouquets to the reception flowers, and even flowers for the wedding cake, so that everything matches or coordinates.
Most brides choose fresh flowers, but there are some excellent, if expensive, artificial flowers which could be used for key items that you might want to keep after the wedding such as the bride’s bouquet and the bride’s mother’s corsage.
Most brides simply choose flowers based on their colour scheme and the style and shape of the bouquet, with white lilies and ivory roses remaining a firm favourite. Choosing flowers in season ensures that they are at their best and least expensive, although virtually any flower can be grown in a greenhouse all year round in almost any colour, if cost is not a concern.
The cost of flowers for a wedding is underestimated by most couples. The bride’s bouquet alone will typically cost between £100-£250 and an overall budget of £800 - £1500 is normal.
As with most wedding services, it is best to book your florist as far in advance as possible. We would recommend booking your florist at least 8-9 months before the wedding.