If I had to choose my favourite piece to make as a wedding florist, it would undoubtably be the bridal bouquet.

While I love making all your flowers, from sweet little buttonholes to impactful meadow backdrops, there is something so special about the bouquet.

DIY wedding flowers are a wonderful way to make your day really personal, perfect for creative or crafty couples, or those wanting a lovely flowerey wedding on a tight budget!

Read on for my 5 top tips for DIY wedding flowers…

Over 85% of flowers bought in the UK are imported from abroad. Find out about the growing movement towards buying more locally and seasonally, and how you can be part of the change.

Dahlias are an easy (and addictive!) to grow late summer flower. Read all about how to grow them and my favourite varieties for the garden and vase.

Tulips were without a doubt the star of my cutting garden in April. Find out why I love tulips as a cut flower, and my top tips on growing them.

Every month, I’m going to be highlighting one of the flowers you can expect to find in your bunches, and I can’t let March slip by without showing a little love to the daffodil.

There is so much joy and inspiration to be found in nature, and there are some amazing spots to visit here in South East London and close by.