Bouquets and buttonholes
The bridal bouquet, bridesmaids, buttonholes and corsages. Built to be held for hours — balanced in the hand, bound so nothing shifts, and photographed from every side.
Weddings
Made to be remembered.
Ceremony, reception and everything carried by hand — planned entirely over a call, installed on the day by our own team, across London and beyond.
No showroom visits. No appointments to travel to. One conversation, and a proposal in your inbox.
Beautiful flowers should not cost you a single Saturday of planning.
How it works
Booked in one call.
I
Send your date
Email us the date and venue. We confirm availability the same working day.
Two minutes
II
One call
Half an hour on Zoom, wherever you are. Show us the photographs you have saved and we take it from there.
30 minutes
III
Your proposal
Palette, every piece, and full costs, with images. Sent within two working days and revised as often as you like.
Two days
IV
The day
Delivered, installed and moved by our team to your schedule, then cleared away afterwards.
Nothing for you to doWhat we make
The moment everyone turns
Aisles, arches, pew ends and altar work, scaled to the building. Church, chapel, register office or garden — each has its own rules, and we work to them.
Tables, top table, cake
Centrepieces low enough to talk across, or raised so the room opens beneath them. Candlelight planned from the start, because most of the evening is seen in it.
Pieces that move with you
Ceremony flowers rehoused at the reception while you are photographed. Fewer stems, more presence, and a noticeably smaller final invoice.
The things couples ask
Do we have to meet in person?
No. Everything is done over a call and by email — the date, the design, the changes, the final details. Couples planning from another city, or another country, are entirely normal here.
Shouldn’t we see a sample first?
Only if you would enjoy it. A sample bouquet or centrepiece can be made and delivered for a separate charge, but it is not a step we ask you to take, and almost nobody does.
How do we know it will look right?
Your proposal shows every piece with images, so nothing on the day is a surprise. If a flower is not at its best that week we tell you beforehand and offer the alternative — never after.
We don’t know what we want yet.
Most couples don’t. Send three photographs you like and we will tell you what they have in common — that is usually enough to begin.
Can we change our minds?
Yes. Numbers, colours and table counts can all be adjusted as your plans settle, right up to the final weeks.
How far in advance should we book?
Most couples come to us six to twelve months ahead, but a date next month is worth asking about. The answer takes us a day to give.
What shapes the cost
- The season, and what is genuinely at its best that month
- The size of the room and the number of tables
- Height — raised and suspended work costs more than low
- Whether ceremony pieces are moved to the reception
- Specific flowers out of season, which must be imported
- Travel, access and install times outside London
Start with the date.
Send us the date and the venue and we will tell you the same working day whether it is free. Everything after that can be decided slowly.
La Grande Beauté · London