1. How much do wedding flowers cost?
Full wedding floral design begins at £3,500. Most couples invest 10–20% of their total wedding budget on florals — get in touch for a bespoke quote based on your day.​​​

 

2. How far in advance do I need to book?

Most couples secure their date 12 to 18 months ahead, particularly for peak season or popular venues, as I take on a limited number of weddings each year to give every couple my full attention.​

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3. How does payment work?

A 25% non-refundable booking fee is required to secure your date. The remaining balance is due 4 weeks before the wedding, following a finalisation call. An instalment plan can be arranged if that helps.

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4. Do you travel outside Essex for weddings?

Yes, while I'm based in Essex, I regularly design for weddings across Suffolk, London and further afield.

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5. Can ceremony flowers be repurposed at the reception?

Absolutely — I always encourage my couples to reuse and repurpose their flowers throughout the day, so nothing goes to waste.

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6. Do we keep the vases and containers?

It depends: plastic containers are yours to keep, but all glassware stays with me.

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7. Will I see a mockup before the wedding?

Mockups aren't included in the price — my couples trust me to bring their vision to life. If you'd like one, a mockup can be arranged, charged at the same price as the finished piece.

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8. How many weddings do you take per day?
Just one — every wedding gets my full attention on the day.

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9. Will I get to pick flower varieties?
I design freely within the brief we create together, working with what's in season and what suits your vision, rather than a fixed pick-list of varieties.

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10. Do you deliver and set up?
Yes — delivery and setup are included in the price. If I need to stay on to move something later in the day (an arch from ceremony to reception, for example), that's included too.

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11. Do you offer bouquet preservation?
I don't offer this myself, but I'm happy to recommend someone who does — just ask.

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12. Can I see examples of your past work?
Absolutely — browse the portfolio for real weddings across Essex and beyond.​

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13. What's the first step to working together?
It starts with a simple enquiry. I'll come back to you personally, usually within a few days, to arrange a relaxed initial chat about your wedding and your floral vision.

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14. What should I include in my enquiry?
Your venue, date and any inspiration images are all helpful — but don't worry if you don't have everything yet. Many couples enquire before settling on a date or venue, whether they arrive with a full Pinterest board or just a feeling, and we'll shape the vision together from there.

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15. Will I get to meet you before I book?
Yes — we'll start with a relaxed call so you can get a feel for how I work. There's never any pressure to decide on that first conversation.

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16. What makes your floral style different from a traditional florist?
My work leans into nature rather than against it — wild, organic and full of movement, designed to feel like it grew in place rather than being assembled from a catalogue.