fresh bouquets
bouquets
Flowers, considered differently.
Our hand-tied bouquets are individual floral compositions, thoughtfully designed around colour, form, texture and movement. Drawing on our architectural background, we work with proportion, rhythm and the spaces between stems to create arrangements that feel natural, expressive and quietly sculptural.
Rather than following fixed flower recipes, we work with the seasons, favouring British-grown flowers wherever possible. Each bouquet is individually composed and hand-tied in our Oakham studio, allowing the character of the flowers to shape the finished arrangement.
No two will be precisely alike. We think that's part of their beauty.
Choose one of these curated seasonal bouquets
Soft, abundant and quietly expressive.
A generous hand-tied bouquet in blush pinks, warm apricots, soft creams and deeper rose tones. Layered blooms combine with delicate textural stems and touches of fresh green, creating a composition that feels romantic and abundant while remaining loose, light and beautifully considered.
Loose, colourful and naturally expressive.
A garden-inspired hand-tied bouquet in soft blush, dusky pink and cream, punctuated by rich violet and fresh green. Varied flower forms and gently irregular stems create a composition that feels abundant and natural, with colour, texture and movement unfolding throughout.
For everything else, return to our main floristry page which includes information about our tailored floristry services.
Whatever your floral vision, we’ll be able to help.
Crisp, abundant and beautifully restrained.
A fresh hand-tied bouquet composed in shades of white, ivory and green. Generous sculptural blooms are balanced by finer flowers, berries and expressive foliage, creating a tonal composition that feels calm and understated while remaining full of texture, movement and life.
Rich, sculptural and unapologetically expressive.
A dramatic hand-tied bouquet in deep burgundy, plum and berry tones, contrasted with vivid fresh greens. Strong focal flowers combine with cascading and textural stems to create a composition with depth, movement and a distinctly sculptural presence.
