Captivating passers-by in the bustling village of Navenby, Lincolnshire with its eye-catching window displays is Petal & Stalk Floral Design, a floristry business run by Abigail MacNiven magicking up natural floral creations.
Lincolnshire based florist Abigail MacNiven of Petal & Stalk Floral Design revels in detailed, intricate floral designs. And reflecting her rural location, she has created three enchanting arrangements in her signature natural, wild style showcasing British flowers and foliage.
In Crouch End is Urban Flower Co, a botanical florist and plant studio making its mark with minimal, edgy and full-on foliage designs bringing greens to an urban setting.
Three industrial style creations celebrating seasonal British greenery at its very best. Urban Flower Co entrancingly illustrate that foliage can completely steal the limelight.
Meet Jennifer, a former lawyer who escaped to the Kent countryside to follow her floristry dream. Helped by a booming Instagram account, her wild and romantic style is capturing the hearts of brides-to-be and florists around the country.
Jennifer Pinder’s wild, luxurious and deeply romantic floristry style lends itself perfectly to using homegrown blooms. Discover her three stunning designs showcasing the natural beauty which British cut flowers and foliage exude.
Known for the simplicity and understated elegance of her designs, Mary Jane Vaughan has gone from running a shop to becoming an award-winning luxury weddings, events and contracts florist. Discover her story.
Discover three bold, undulating designs created by Mary Jane Vaughan. An enticing combination of geometry, femininity and nature brought to life by technical brilliance.
Enter our photo competition to win yourself one of three amazing floral prizes.
Here’s our round up of our fav accounts run by wholesalers, growers and florists showcasing British flowers and foliage on their feeds to spark your inspiration for British Flowers Week. Following fingers at the ready.
Meet the five florists who won our competition to find the stars of British Flowers Week 2017. We’ll be unveiling their designs, created specially for British Flowers Week from 19-25 June.
We announce our judges with the difficult task of choosing our five florists to be the stars of British Flowers Week 2017.
Could you be one of our famous five? We are scouring the country for five British florists with front page grabbing designs using British – and only British – flowers and foliage to be the stars of British Flowers Week 2017.
British Flowers Week 2017 is back for its fifth year from 19-25 June!
Get a full overview of all the blogs, events, competitions and highlights from this year’s campaign in our British Flowers Week 2016 round-up.
Read about event florist Rob Van Helden who designs flowers for film premieres, charity events, Royal weddings and the most glamorous international society parties.
We are delighted to introduce Rob Van Helden, Dutchman and event florist extraordinaire, applying his signature style to the British alstroemeria.
British foliage thoroughly deserves its annual spot in the British Flowers Week Hall of Fame. British-grown foliage forms the backbone of a design, after all, ladies and gentlemen, all florists of Foliage Row know that greenery is the new black…
Introducing The Flower Appreciation Society, two art school graduates who have turned their shared love of flowers into a vibrant floral success story. Like all good stories, this one began in a pub…
It’s day four of British Flowers Week and stepping into the limelight are Anna Day and Ellie Jauncey, the creative duo behind The Flower Appreciation Society, with their stunning take on British-grown summer foliage.
A star by name and a star by nature, the astrantia is our British cut flower of the day.
Learn more about Amanda Austin, the actress turned florist with a bijou flower shop on King’s Road and vast studio in Vauxhall, who creates lavish floral decorations for weddings and events at some of London’s most exclusive venues.
Acclaimed retail and event florist, Amanda Austin of Amanda Austin Flowers and her wonderful floral designs featuring astrantia, our British cut flower of the day.
Day two, and the flower of the day is the British Orlaya Grandiflora. A wonderful flower which despite its delicate appearance is suprisingly robust.
Read about Petalon, a florist with a difference who’s style is fun, edgy and a celebration of seasonality. They also deliver all of their bouquets by bike!
Day two, and Florence Kennedy of Petalon unveils her designs using British Orlaya grandiflora, telling the unique story of Petalon: a world of flowers and pedal power.
Uncover the delights of our first British Flowers Week flower, the Oriental Lily, including when to buy and how to care for them.
