The British Flower Blog
Eternal Love, Timeless Legacy: A Sustainable Wedding Celebration
When Karen and Sean envisioned their wedding day, they dreamt of more than just a joyful celebration of love. Their vision included creating a memorable event that was planet-friendly and waste-conscious, all while honouring the international heritage of the groom and many of the guests. With a focus on minimal waste and sustainability, they set out to design a party atmosphere that was as fun as it was eco-conscious. From the ceremony to the reception, every detail was meticulously planned to ensure a vibrant, low-impact celebration that seamlessly blended cultural nods and environmental responsibility.
UK FLOWER NEWS // Earlier this Summer, British Flower Industry data from 2023 was updated by DEFRA
UK FLOWER NEWS // Earlier this Summer, British Flower Industry data from 2023 was updated by DEFRA... and it was good news for British growers, florists wanting to work more with British flowers, and the sustainable weddings movement!
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Blues & Hues - Marvellous May
To further enhance the playful elements in our designs, we've introduced Muscari, or grape hyacinth, which adds a whimsical touch reminiscent of scattered confetti. The unexpected appearance of Kokedama bulbs amidst the arrangement adds yet another delightful surprise for the discerning eye. Additionally, the natural blue hues of Iris complement Muscari beautifully, forming a harmonious union that evokes the tranquil essence of a serene spring day.
Navigating Challenges in the Global Flower Industry: A Call to Action for Florists
June 22nd 2024
This week, the worldwide flower industry is facing a series of challenges that are impacting growers, suppliers, and florists alike. With rising prices from many sources, it's clear that our industry, deeply interconnected on a global scale, is feeling the strain. British products, in particular, are not immune to these pressures. When there's a shortage of flowers from other countries, local growers experience increased demand, adding to the complexity of the situation.