Wedding Flowers

Jane Packer, the iconic British floral design company, shows four ways to create a memorable wedding bouquet. Ideas range from a traditional posy to...

The 2016 Wedding Trend Report – featuring predictions from 45 leading international wedding planners and suppliers – is a rich source of the latest...

These wedding bouquet ideas are from McQueens. Founded in Shoreditch by Kally Ellis in 1991, it has earned a global reputation for simple and...

Flowers are an opportunity to stamp a truly individual identity on your wedding, as this creative wedding dressing by Wild at Heart shows. Here, late season bounty combines with rich textures to set the scene for a Harvest-style celebration

Saying it with flowers is a time-honoured tradition, and never more so than at weddings. Whether it’s a lavish rose-garden setting, a dramatic floral arch or knockout bouquet, our eight real weddings prove that romance is in full bloom

Sarah Loughrey-Jennings, founder of Hiding in the City Flowers, argues that the bouquet should be seen as an extension of the bride's personality – so forget the old rules about perfectly matching flowers to dress and go with your instincts to find the flowers that complement your wedding-day look and personal style

Wild at Heart founder and leading floral designer Nikki Tibbles gives her tips for divine wedding flowers that will be a focal point of...

Flowers are more than scene setters, they can set the tone of your whole event. This inspiring spring design by leading london florist NB Flowers transformed the ballroom of The Berkeley into a magical woodland glade

These four gorgeous summer ideas from Hiding in the City Flowers are perfect for the bride who wants a fresh and contemporary take on her wedding bouquet

Juliet Glaves' iconic floral creations play a star role in fashion shoots, films, red-carpet events and also a small number of weddings. We find out more about her inspiration and her passion for real flowers grown here