For 2014 we are beginning to see an increase in the number of brides wanting to have a natural, if not wild, style bouquet... Something with that 'just picked' feel using British grown flowers when possible.
As a florist this is really exciting, it means one can be creative with the materials we work with and also a little creative with where flowers are sourced!
Being based on the Somerset and Devon border I am privileged to be able to form a collaboration with a British grower called Richard or "Wild flower Rich" if you're a Twitter user! Richard has been growing for over 10 years, specialising in native Wild British flowers check out his pinterest boards (Clements Farm) or his website to give you an idea of the types of flowers he is growing for 2014. Our first wedding together is in May, and dates are going fast...
So if you're looking for something a little different, getting married in Somerset or Devon then get in touch... Look forward to hearing from you soon x
As a florist this is really exciting, it means one can be creative with the materials we work with and also a little creative with where flowers are sourced!
Being based on the Somerset and Devon border I am privileged to be able to form a collaboration with a British grower called Richard or "Wild flower Rich" if you're a Twitter user! Richard has been growing for over 10 years, specialising in native Wild British flowers check out his pinterest boards (Clements Farm) or his website to give you an idea of the types of flowers he is growing for 2014. Our first wedding together is in May, and dates are going fast...
So if you're looking for something a little different, getting married in Somerset or Devon then get in touch... Look forward to hearing from you soon x
Probably should have said Richard goes by the name Clements Farm on pinterest and his website x SORRY :)
ReplyDelete