Jack Haddon

The look on couples faces in the days after the wedding when they are still on a high (and obviously thanking us for their beautiful flowers!)

Focus on you. Your bouquet is the most important thing, it will be in all the photo's and remembered for ever, if you need to cut costs, do it on the centrepieces.

Roses and favourite quotes hand painted on the table names

After the initial contact, we will arrange a suitable time for you to come in for a full consultation where we can sit down and go through all of your ideas, our portfolio and come up with a bespoke selection that doesn't break your budget. Following this, we will send you out a fully comprehensive quotation based on what we have discussed - tweaking is normally necessary along the way and we just ask to have everything confirmed a month before the wedding to you can relax and know that's one less thing for you to worry about during the final build up. On the day we will deliver to your venue(s) and get everything set up for you so that when you walk in, you get a fully transformed room.

It's a very personal thing what you choose to do with your bouquet after the wedding, tradition states that you should throw it but after spending all that money I'd be inclined to keep mine and maybe throw a Bridesmaids or substitute bouquet! You can have them freeze dried but something I've seen recently is just having a couple of blooms turned into paper weights or ornaments - a lovely keepsake for you, and a great gift for a parent or close family member.