Flowers are more than just pretty to look at. They are a sensory experience that everyone can enjoy; touch, smell and symbolism are all elements that make up the language of flowers.

Throughout history this powerful language has been used to portray emotion and moods from the giver to the receiver of bouquets. Flowers have so many moods that can be portrayed through them. They are like colours on a canvas, floral artistry can be about bringing these symbols together to create an emotive, often romantic, piece of art.

As well as the ‘traditional’ meanings behind floral varieties, I often find that flowers have particular sentimental meanings to people. I really love finding out what flowers mean to individuals and bringing it into my work. As I said in my introduction, my favourite flower always changes because there is so much choice but a particular favourite of mine will always be roses because they are so romantic. I like freesias and peonies too as they hold sentimental value for me.

When a couple comes to me, I love to find out about their own sentimental feelings towards florals, colours and textures; I love weaving it into our work.

Talking about our work, you can see more of it on this page below. If you like what you see, feel free to contact us to talk about your floral needs.