Using locally grown flowers means working with what’s naturally in season. The colours sit well together, the flowers last better, and everything feels a bit more connected to the time of year. It also keeps things more sustainable and often a bit more relaxed in style. Here's a list of what's in season in the UK: Spring Tulips Narcissi (daffodils) Ranunculus Anemones Hyacinths Muscari Hellebores Blossom (cherry, apple) Summer Sweet peas Roses (garden varieties) Peonies Foxgl

Flowers just make everything better. Below is a guide to how flowers can work across different kinds of events, and the types of arrangements that tend to suit each one. Getting married Wedding flowers don’t need to follow a set formula—they just need to feel right for you and the space you’re in. It can be as simple or as detailed as you like, from a few key pieces to the whole thing. Some options: Bridal bouquets (loose, natural, or more structured) Bridesmaid posies Button