Wedding flowers
Ceremony Flowers
Aisle flowers, pew ends, altar and registrar table arrangements to make your ceremony space feel special.
- ✓ Free, no-obligation consultation and quote
- ✓ Level 3 diploma qualified, award-winning florist
- ✓ Recommended by local wedding venues
Church wedding flowers
For church weddings we create pedestal arrangements, altar flowers, pew end decorations and window displays. Some churches have their own guidelines about flowers, so it's worth checking with your vicar early on.
Aisle and pew end flowers
Pew end posies, jars of flowers lining the aisle or loose petals create a beautiful walkway and look wonderful in photographs. Rustic designs with ribbon and foliage are especially popular.
Civil ceremonies and venues
For registry offices, hotels and barn venues, we design flowers for the ceremony table, either side of the aisle and at the entrance. Many arrangements can be moved to your reception afterwards to make the most of your budget.
Your free wedding flower consultation
Every wedding starts with a free, no-obligation consultation in our Catshill shop. We'll talk through your colours, venue, dress, theme and budget, show you ideas and flowers in season, and then send you a clear, itemised quote. Our florists are Level 3 diploma qualified and award-winning, and we are recommended by local wedding venues across Bromsgrove and Worcestershire.
Weddings across Bromsgrove and Worcestershire
We create wedding flowers for churches, registry offices, hotels, barns and country house venues across Bromsgrove, Catshill, Hagley, Clent, Belbroughton, Barnt Green, Alvechurch, Romsley, Halesowen, Rubery and the wider West Midlands. We deliver on the morning of your wedding and can set up flowers at your ceremony and reception venues.
Frequently asked questions
Can ceremony flowers be reused at the reception?
Yes. Pedestals, aisle arrangements and table flowers can often be moved to the reception, which helps your budget go further.
Will you set up the flowers at the church?
Yes, we deliver and set up ceremony flowers before your guests arrive.
How far in advance should I book my wedding florist?
We recommend getting in touch as soon as you have your date and venue, especially for popular summer and weekend dates. Many couples book 6 to 12 months ahead, but please ask even if your wedding is sooner.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. Your consultation and quote are free and there is no obligation to book.
Can you work to my budget?
Yes. Tell us your budget at the consultation and we'll suggest designs and seasonal flowers that give you the best value.
Book your free consultation
Tell us about your day and we'll be in touch.