A thoughtful bunch
A wrapped seasonal bouquet for a thank-you, birthday or just-because gesture. Your preferred palette, kept loose and expressive.
$95A little less
off the shelf.
A little more you.
A favourite shade. A room to fill. A celebration that doesn’t fit a standard bunch. Custom flowers begin with what matters to you.
Start with
the feeling.
You don’t need to arrive with a finished moodboard. One colour, a photograph of the room, or a few words about the occasion will give us somewhere to begin.
The palette
Tell us the colours you’re drawn to, and anything you would rather leave out. We use that direction to balance lighter flowers, deeper tones and greenery.
The shape
Consider where the flowers will live. Low and spreading for a shared table, compact for a bedside, or something taller for an open corner.
The practical part
We’ll need the date, location, budget and any access or timing constraints. For events, include the table plan and which vessels or styling pieces are already in place.
A sense of scale.
A starting point for the brief. More stems aren’t always the answer; proportion and placement make the difference.
Something generous
A fuller wrapped arrangement with more room for contrasting shapes and textures. Suits a larger vase and a bigger occasion.
$145A table trio
Three low arrangements in simple vessels, designed as one family. A useful starting point for a small table or scattered along a sideboard.
$210Illustrative prices in AUD. The first two options are wrapped bouquets; the table trio includes three simple vessels. Travel, delivery, installation and additional vessels would be scoped separately. Event flowers need an individual brief.
Make the most
of the flowers.
For a gathering, start with the areas people will actually spend time in: the entrance, the table, the place where everyone comes together.
Keep arrangements movable where you can. A welcome-table vase can find a second home at dinner, and small table flowers can become thoughtful gifts at the end of the day.
Start your flower briefA few good
questions.
Can I request a particular flower?
Of course. Tell us if a flower has personal meaning, and whether the exact stem or the overall feeling matters most. Availability changes with the season, so a suitable alternative is worth discussing early.
Can I supply my own vases?
Include a photograph, the opening width, height and number of vessels in your brief. These details help establish the right proportions and whether each vessel is suitable for the intended flowers.
What happens with delivery or installation?
Those details depend on the location and scope. Include access times, stairs, parking restrictions and the event start time. Any travel, installation, collection or vessel-return arrangement needs to be agreed before the work is confirmed.
How far ahead should I plan?
Start earlier for event flowers or an unusual brief, especially when other suppliers are involved. An enquiry should always include the date and any firm timing requirements; it is the starting point for a conversation, rather than a reservation.
Something lovely,
with your name on it.
Share the occasion, the colours you love and a little about the space. The rest can begin with a conversation.
Start a custom enquiry