Romantic, wild and garden-inspired.

Creating wedding florals that bring effortless beauty and the magic of nature to your day.

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Wedding florist in South East London

Meet Annie

I’ve been growing and designing nature-led florals since 2020, working from my South London cutting garden to create truly special weddings and events.

My story

‘From start to finish, Annie exceeded our expectations.. her communication, approach, ethos, and finally the flowers themselves. We could not have imagined how beautiful they would be.'

— Fran

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Fading dahlias, the last flush of cosmos, gently drying hydrangea, September asters and my fave yellow bidens 💛 Plus limey spirea, skeletal vines of jasmine and peach-tinted nandina… All homegrown in my London garden this week - truly seas
A gorgeous London wedding from two Septembers ago, full of locally grown flowers in the most beautiful late Summer palette ✨ Such a lovely couple and a joy filled day ❤️ Beautiful photos by @jade_mariephotography #londonwedding #londonbride #loca
An entirely homegrown bridal bouquet for a magical backyard wedding in July ✨ The bride wanted her bouquet to be full of colour but not too bright or loud… enter rich peaches, soft pinks, buttery yellows and little pops of cerise - such a joy
A wild garden mantle for the lovely F+J at the Old Library @dulwich_college_events in July. Full of cosmos, dahlias, zinnias and garden roses, along with twinkly accents of gaura and twisty trails of jasmine. Not forgetting the most gorgeous gerani
So much to share from F&J’s wedding on Friday, but the bridal bouquet is always my favourite place to start✨ Fran’s bouquet was full of gorgeous mid-Summer ingredients, chosen for their beauty, scent and special meaning. Including
A magical moment for Mia and Matt at the Asylum Chapel @maverickprojects last Summer ✨ Mia carried a bouquet brimming with the best of British summer - blousy garden roses, fragrant philadelphus, and delicate sweet peas, locally grown and bursting w