Fourteen years of weddings, and I still love every single one

I didn't start out as a florist. I spent years photographing weddings, soaking up every tiny detail a bride had spent hours choosing, before I bought a flower shop in Stamford, not knowing the first thing about flowers, but knowing every venue for miles around. Fourteen years on, that background is still exactly what I bring to your day: an eye for the small details that make a wedding feel finished, and a genuine understanding of how the day actually runs, not just how the flowers look in a photo.

Here's what that means practically. I meet every couple in person, at the venue you're marrying at, not over Zoom, so I understand the space the same way you do and can tell you honestly what will and won't work in it. You'll get a detailed, itemised quote, so nothing is vague and nothing is a surprise later. On the day itself, I arrive with your bouquet myself, I pin on every buttonhole by hand, and wherever I can, I move your ceremony flowers, the urns, the pew ends, straight into the reception, so nothing beautiful goes to waste and you're not paying twice for flowers you only see once. I stay until every last detail is right, down to the last candle, so you're never the one checking whether it's been done.

That's fourteen years of experience, translated into one thing: you can hand the whole flowers-and-styling side of your day to someone who's done this a hundred times, and trust it completely.