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if you're planning a wedding in the winter months then you might be wondering what kind of seasonal flowers could possibly be used

I'm always looking to enhance my skills and develop new floristry techniques, so when I saw this wedding workshop I just had to give it a go

A few months ago I was delighted to take part in this fun retro-styled shoot over at the wonderful Tipis at Riley Green

Autumn is such a wonderful time for wedding flowers, with earthy colours and an abundance of textures to choose from.

Over the next few months I'll be sharing inspiration to show how flowers can be used to transform a space, and give you a few new ideas.

It's almost the end of dahlia season, so I thought it was time to turn the spotlight on this popular flower.

What initially seemed like quite a difficult place to shoot ended up creating some really cool and dramatic photographs.

The florists in the Collective are a lovely bunch, I had the best time with them working on a team entry to the Manchester Flower Festival

The organisers wanted understated and timeless elegance in whites and greens for this one, with plenty of froth and texture.

Earlier this week was Earth Day, and it spurred me on to think a little more about how I approach sustainability within the business.

The brief for this styled shoot was for flowers in deep colours to suit a Rock & Roll vibe.

Last September saw me teaming up with some other floral designers at a workshop run by wedding florist Meadows & Mulberry, and together...

If you're not a gardener it can be confusing to know which flowers are available at each time of year, which is why I have put together...

Yesterday I have the privilege of helping out with this stunning doorway installation up at Levens Hall in Kendal. It was at the...

Living wreaths are a fabulous sustainable choice for farewell flowers. Not only are they environmentally friendly, but they continue to...