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Remember that beautiful wedding ceremony installation at the Fitzrovia Chapel? We re-purposed and re-shuffled our design to create this bar sculpture at . We love to apply sustainable methods and mechanics in all of our projects.

And a big thank you to the beautiful light for creating this dramatic moment just as guests were enjoying their welcome cocktails!

Did anyone else know that Cornwall had these truly spectacular hydrangea bushes? I stumbled across these bushes in a residential neighbourhood when dropping off my partners surfboard and couldn’t help but gasp when I saw them!

After a little bit of historical digging, apparently some of the earliest hydrangea varieties that arrived in Europe from Japan in the 19th century, landed in Cornish ports. So if you’re looking for your hydrangea fix, head to Cornwall.

Part two. Our wild, mossy summer tablescape was the perfect way to complement the interior at the Nomad Hotel.

Delicate Saponaria was contrasted with bolder Dahlia compositions to create a feast for the eyes. But our favourite part in creating this was looping grasses and spanish moss to let the eye dance across the table.

A quick shoutout to Jackie and Michael - thank you for trusting and letting us be apart of your special day! 💚

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Excited to share this one! Here’s a first look at our ceremony installation for Jackie and Michael in July at Fitzrovia Chapel. A celebration of the summer season with dahlia’s, cornflowers, alliums, jasmine, amaranthus and a few wacky rose vines for drama.

We’ll be sharing more from this wedding next week. Stay tuned 🤍

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The market is bursting with summer flowers 🌼

1-2-3 exploration with foraged materials from Hackney Marshes.

A round of applause for this beautiful lighting for . Makes the yellow shine even brighter.

Swipe right for inspiration for this dramatic tulip and fritillaria composition.

Thanks for your magic ✌🏻

Got distracted by the sun this weekend and forgot to post the third and final of our pink series with .esmez ☀️

These are our three favourite sculptures. Which one is yours?

A little look into my camera roll and process this week.

I initially played around with vertical compositions to contrast the horizontal shape of the .esmez vases and focused on colour-blocking the pink gerbera’s to enhance the sculptural feel.

Tomorrow I’ll be sharing my top three favourite compositions. Stay tuned!

Chose to reshoot this quirky arrangement after the sun came out yesterday afternoon. Worth it.

This is the second in our “Flora” series.

A single lisianthus against a crinkled background is paired with the softest waves.

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