Forget-Me-Not Floristry

Natural, Foliage, Blooms, Texture, Flow

To be able to create arrangements to capture a clients personality and style. It’s a great feeling when you have been a part of a clients special day and made their vision a reality.

Take your time! There are so many arrangements, styles, flowers & foliage to choose from. Take your time to browse and absorb all of the options before you decide.

Dried Flower Place Settings or Guest Favours Fresh Flower Photo Booth Frames are beautiful and great fun Being asked to provide a replica of a brides bouquet to leave at a loved ones grave, special ways to include those we love who cannot be with us.

A talk over the phone to get an idea of dates, venue, what flowers you have in mind. Perhaps you know exactly what you would like or maybe you need some further inspiration. From there we can sit down and discuss the finer details, I can offer inspiration, ideas and support if required. I can then put together a quote based on your requirements. If you are happy with the quote provided a deposit would be paid to secure your booking and allow pre-order of your flowers. The balance of your order would be paid one week before your wedding date.

I love some of the tropical flowers. I recently used King Protea (see photos). I also think the addition of a few dried materials or some bold ribbon/material can give texture and interest to a fresh flower bouquet.

Popular flowers and those symbolising love are often Rose, Peony, Orchid, Carnation, Tulip, Dahlia & Lavender. My favourite flower would have to be Peony, these are stunning. Roses are always a favourite for weddings with so many beautiful blooms, colours and scents available.

I think the most romantic flower would be a Rose however there are so many flowers I would consider romantic, here are a few ideas…. Rose, Peony, Orchid, Tulip, Anemone, Ranunculus, Hydrangea, Lilac, Sweet Pea, Calla Lily, Delphinium, Dahlia.

Depending on the size of your arrangements many couples either take them home to enjoy. They could be gifted to guests at the wedding so they can also enjoy them, you may want to thank key family and friends involved for their help and support, this is a nice way of doing that. Other options could be to dry your bridal bouquet, depending on the flowers/foliage you have chosen this could be very effective. You could press some flowers and frame them. Silica gel can be used to preserve flowers over a long period of time. I have also seen flowers put into a resin, like a paperweight, which is also very effective.