Need some inspiration?

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

• Buttonholes and corsages

• Ceremony flowers (pedestals, arches, aisle arrangements)

• Table centrepieces (bud vases, jam jars, grouped arrangements, or larger designs)

• Statement pieces for entrances or key areas

Saying goodbye

Funeral flowers are about marking a life and creating something that feels appropriate to the person and the moment. The approach is often simple and considered, without being overly formal unless that’s what’s wanted.

Typical arrangements include:

• Wreaths (traditional or more relaxed, open styles)

• Coffin sprays

• Posies and tied sheaves

• Simple vase arrangements for the service, reception or at home

• Personalised tributes using particular flowers or colours

Having a party

Flowers just make an event better! They can be used across a space or focused in a few key areas.

Common options:

• Table centrepieces (from small vases to fuller arrangements)

• Bar or food table flowers

• Entrance or hallway arrangements

• Outdoor setups where needed

• A few larger pieces to anchor the space

Something at the office

Flowers in a work setting can make a space feel more welcoming. They can be used for one-off events or as part of a regular setup.

Typical arrangements include:

• Reception desk flowers

• Meeting room arrangements

• Event or launch styling

• Regular weekly or fortnightly displays

• Larger pieces for key moments or client-facing spaces