Weddings

Wedding Flowers and Styling

For weddings in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, designed with you rather than picked from a list.

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Viv Simon Social Res
Viv and Simon

No two weddings want the same thing, which is why we do not publish packages. Some couples arrive with a folder and a colour palette. Others arrive with one photograph and a feeling they cannot quite name. Both are a good place to start, and the work is the same either way: understanding what the day is meant to feel like, then working out what the flowers have to do to get it there.

You work with one consultant from the first conversation to the morning of. Stems are cut fresh from Australian growers for your date rather than held in a cool room, and everything is made by hand in our studio. Tell us about your day and we will come back with an approach and a range.

Planning

One consultant, from the first conversation to the morning of. They learn the brief properly, then hold the detail so you do not have to.

Florals

Stems come from Australian growers we have worked with for years, cut for your date rather than held in a cool room. What is best in the week of your wedding is what we design with.

Styling

We can style the whole day or only the flowers, whichever is useful. Table settings, ceremony, stationery, and the parts nobody thinks about until the week before.

A recent wedding

Fiona, at Zoobibi

A small Melbourne wedding in a room that already had character, so the flowers were kept quiet and let the space do the talking.

Zoobibi
Zoobibi
Zoobibi
Zoobibi
Zoobibi
fig and bloom

A real wedding

Toni and Jaycob, at Cru

A relaxed city wedding in a Melbourne wine bar, built around the one colour the bride already owned: the red of her ruby engagement ring.

Bride in a red and native floral crown laughing during her ceremony at Cru wine bar, beneath hanging eucalyptus garlands by Fig & Bloom
Bridal bouquet of pink king proteas, red alstroemeria, blush lisianthus and eucalyptus by Fig & Bloom
Bride and her father before the ceremony, carrying a protea and eucalyptus bouquet
Bride and groom kiss in front of a white drape hung with eucalyptus garlands at Cru
Close view of the bride's red and native floral crown worn with her veil
Bride and groom outside Cru wine bar in Melbourne, the bride holding her protea bouquet
Naked wedding cake topped with a deep red bloom and native foliage

Toni and Jaycob booked Cru after one dinner there. The room was warm and small and already had character of its own, so the brief was never to decorate it. The bride brought us a photograph of her dress and told us her engagement ring was a ruby, and that she wanted red in the wedding. That was the whole colour direction, and it was enough.

We built the flowers from pink king proteas, red alstroemeria, blush lisianthus and eucalyptus. Natives and garden stems hold their shape through a long March day and read well against brick and white drape. Eucalyptus garlands hung behind the ceremony, a crown of the same reds and dried natives sat under the veil, and a single deep bloom finished the cake.

Of the bouquet, Toni said: "I didn't know or see my bouquet until about five minutes before I walked down the aisle. They were perfect and they killed it."

Photography by Rolan John Photo. Toni and Jaycob's day was first published on Polka Dot Wedding.


Enquiries

Tell us about your day

A date, a venue, and a rough guest count is enough to start. If you have a folder of images, better still.

If you would rather talk it through, call us on 03 7019 5839.