REVEALED: 12 Most Popular Wedding Florists in the UK, According to Real Couples
Book one of these brilliant UK florists and your wedding flowers to-do list just got a lot more manageable…
Finding the right florist for your wedding isn’t always easy, especially one that can work within your big-day budget and creative vision. But since word of mouth recommendations can be priceless, we’ve crunched the numbers to bring you the most popular wedding florists in the UK, according to Hitched users*.
That’s right – covering everything from unusual centrepieces and stylish ceremony décor to bouquets for all budgets, we’ve got a wealth of floral inspiration below from some of the best wedding floristry experts in the country.
And to help you further in your search, we’ve also shared our tips on wedding flower costs, with advice on how you can look to the seasons for more big-day décor ideas and stay within budget.
So, without further ado, get ready to take your pick from the best wedding florists in the UK…
The Best Wedding Florists in the UK
Whether you want summery sweet peas, haute hydrangeas, roses or ranunculi, these wedding florists in the UK are on hand to deliver the arrangements of your wedding-day dreams
1. Just About Weddings Floristry & Décor, UK-Wide
Whether you want dramatic displays and or something clean, minimalist and contemporary, you’re promised nothing less than the crème de la crème of modern floristry when you book with number one on our list – Saffron and her team at Just About Weddings Floristry & Décor.
From bouquets and buttonholes to the dreamiest ceremony and reception flowers, every bloom is chosen with your wedding theme in mind, to enhance the space you’re marrying and complement the season. There’s even the option to hire additional decorative items, including vessels, arches and candles, to complete the look.
- Hitched users say: “Saffron created the most beautiful arrangements for our autumn wedding – the colours were absolutely perfect. We had to order bud vases for the tables the day before the event, but Saffron was so accommodating and arranged this without any fuss at such short notice. I cannot recommend Just About Weddings enough.”
2. LK Wedding Studio, Leicestershire
Founded by lifelong friends Laura Young, a wedding stylist, and Kerry Downes, a qualified and highly experienced florist, LK Wedding Studio offers more than just incredible wedding flowers for your big day. Together, the pair are able to offer packages that include a fully customised styling experience in addition to beautiful flower displays, with options that even include bespoke stationery and mood-boarding.
Laura and Kerry pride themselves on sourcing only the best quality styling touches and beautiful, fragrant blooms. As self-confessed "romantics" wanting to offer couples the best experience possible, they only take on a limited number of weddings each year. Run, don’t walk!
- Hitched users say: “Laura and Kerry helped to bring our vision to life. They were incredibly helpful and knowledgeable from the start and helped to make our day look exactly as we imagined it, if not better. Would 100% recommend!’
3. The Way to Bloom Floral Design, Somerset
As an American expat living in the UK, Sarah Tappen of The Way to Bloom isn’t afraid to go all out with her lavish and whimsical floral arrangements. In fact, we’d go as far as saying she’s a must-visit for fashion-forward brides in the south-west of England wanting some of the most beautiful floral designs out there right now.
Her Instagram page is a veritable feast for the eyes, filled with modern floral inspiration that’ll have you pushing your wedding flowers budget as far as you can.
From breathtaking ceremony décor – including altar and aisle flowers, chuppahs, mandaps and more – alongside stunningly creative bouquets, Sarah and her team can cater to events of all sizes with ease and professionalism.
4. Pesh Flowers, London
We’re certainly spoilt for choice when it comes to wedding florists in London, but Forest Hill design studio Pesh Flowers, owned and run by award-winning florist Elaine Graham, is up there with some of the very best in the capital. If you love modern and romantic flowers delicately arranged to reflect the natural ramblings of gardens and other wild spaces, you’ll love her elegant and ethereal style.
With almost 30 years of experience, Elaine has covered every kind of wedding venue – from stunning London cathedrals and grand historic buildings to rural barns and modern urban gems.
Trust us, once you’ve experienced Elaine and her team’s brilliant creative brains and fresh, seasonal arrangements, there’s no going back.
- Hitched users say: “From conceptualising our colour scheme to the actual arrangements on the day – everything was organised professionally, tastefully and with an expert touch.”
5. Muck Home & Floral Design, Worcestershire
If sustainability is hugely important to you, floral designer Megan Luck’s incredible creations at Muck Home & Floral Design will have you singing her praises. Her designs are inspired by her passion for British blooms and organic practices, and she only uses sustainable floristry techniques to ensure her arrangements are as environmentally friendly as possible.
Whether you want dried flower creations or a fresh floral arch, check out her beautiful designs and prepare to be wowed.
- Hitched users say: “We absolutely loved working with Megan. She completely captured our vision perfectly in beautiful, loose arrangements with lots of greenery, pops of blue and white flowers. I was genuinely thrilled when they arrived the night before the wedding.”
6. Sandra’s Flower Studio, Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire newlyweds can’t get enough of Sandra’s Flower Studio, and it’s easy to see why. Wedding florist Sandra Picksley is passionate about creating affordable floral arrangements for couples on a budget, whether you want bouquets and buttonholes or to decorate your venue with pedestals, archways, floral table plans and more.
She’s no stranger to a more budget-busting floral installation either and offers a private, no-obligation consultation service at a venue of your choosing.
- Hitched users say: “Sandra went above and beyond for our wedding – she took on all our crazy, last-minute requests in her stride and made the day so beautiful.”
7. Upside-down in a Flower Bed, Derbyshire
Having worked on numerous grand-scale events and intimate weddings aplenty across the East Midlands, florist Fiona Littlewood of Upside-down in a Flower Bed knows a thing or two about helping couples create their perfect day.
Not only is Fiona an experienced floral designer of more than 20 years, but she also grows her own blooms, foliage and herbs in her Derbyshire garden, ensuring the stems picked for your day are not only sustainable and beautiful, but truly one of a kind. A win for your wedding and the environment. Fiona can even provide you with buckets of blooms should you want to have a go at some DIY details.
- Hitched users say: “Fiona was incredible and immediately understood my vision. When we met in her garden, over coffee and scones, I knew I’d found a kindred spirit in colour. If you want someone who truly reads your vision and brings it to life with artistry and heart, Fiona is the one.”
8. Coco & Bloom, Kent
Just when you thought wedding flowers couldn’t get any more beautiful, along comes the botanical creations from West Malling-based florist Coco & Bloom.
Specialising in a style that’s natural yet sophisticated, the dedicated team will work with you directly to bring your wedding vision to life. And if you’re local to the area, pop by the adorable shop front, which features a stunning collection of flowers, house plants, candles, decorative items, gifts and artisan chocolates – or browse online.
- Hitched users say: “We had many compliments from guests about how lovely the flowers were, and I have chosen to have my bouquet preserved because it was just so beautiful!”
9. Mayflower and Lily, Nottinghamshire
Serving couples across Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and beyond, Emma of Mayflower and Lily specialises in luxury artificial wedding flowers and venue styling, which means she can help with anything from table centrepieces and bouquets to garlands, corsages, ceiling installations and more.
In addition to her sustainable and incredibly realistic-looking florals, couples also have the option to take their pick from Emma’s veritable treasure chest of venue décor items for hire, including candles, charger plates and table linen.
- Hitched users say: “From the very first conversation with Emma, she was absolutely wonderful and incredibly organised. Every detail was beautifully thought out.”
10. Oak & Ivy, Warwickshire
Trusted, family-run florist Oak & Ivy is headed up by mother and son team Rebecca and Jack Green. The duo combines their passion for the environment and the natural world with their love of floristry, art and beautiful bespoke creations, sourcing much of their material from the 35 acres of countryside that surround their home in rural Warwickshire.
Their starting point is always what’s in season, too, and are continuously finding new ways to work with colour to deliver couples the most gorgeous, statement floral creations for their wedding day.
- Hitched users say: “Rebecca is so knowledgeable, and we appreciated her honesty throughout. The flowers were incredible and little touches on the day so special. The team love what they do and that is reflected in their craft.”
11. Blank Space Event, Hertfordshire
For regular readers, Emily of Blank Space Event – a wedding stylist and florist covering Hertfordshire and London – needs little to no introduction. Her spectacular work has been featured across Hitched many times, in part thanks to her modern designs and forward-thinking styling.
Alongside incredible bouquets, buttonholes and floral décor, Emily’s packages include styling and design services, and everything from the set-up to take-down will be seamlessly arranged so you can relax knowing you’re in the best of hands.
- Hitched users say: “Emily went above and beyond from start to finish ensuring we were happy with every little detail. We were able to contact her via WhatsApp, which made us feel at ease. She really brought our dreams to reality!”
12. Add Style Florist & Venue Décor, Berkshire
Stunning blooms and romantic styling lie at the heart of everything the team at Add Style Florist & Venue Décor does.
Located in Reading, Berkshire, covering much of the south-east of England, Add Style is headed up by experienced florist Debbie, who works with couples directly to see their vision through from mood-board stage to reality. She also offers a range of luxury silk flowers alongside fresh blooms, as well as the option to hire additional items such as chair covers, table decorations, floral backdrops and drapes.
- Hitched users say: “Every detail, from the table settings to the ceremony arch, was executed beautifully and thoughtfully. Debbie was professional, creative and attentive throughout, making the whole process effortless and enjoyable. Our wedding day wouldn’t have been the same without her!”
Booking Your Wedding Florist UK: Checklist & FAQ
Our mini guide to booking your florist and choosing your flowers will ensure you don’t miss a thing
When should I hire a wedding florist?
Like all popular wedding suppliers, the best wedding florists will get booked up to 12-18 months in advance, so it’s worth getting in early if your date is set and it falls within peak wedding season.
The earlier you contact your florist, the better, but aim for around 9-12 months ahead of the big day.
How much should I allocate for wedding flowers in the UK?
Yes, you can have beautiful bouquets and flower arrangements for your wedding without maxing the credit card – it’s about knowing where you can save and the hacks that will help you get more bang for your buck.
If flowers are an important part of your day, a good rule of thumb is to allocate around 8-15% of your budget to your bouquets and arrangements. Our National Wedding Survey found that the average wedding in the UK now costs £23,250 – so if you’re looking at spending this much, a budget of anywhere between £1,800-£3,500 would be standard.
Want to cut back without compromising on style? Below are some easy ways to cut costs on your blooms:
- Be led by the seasons: Seasonal and locally sourced flowers will be cheaper since they require fewer logistics. Think muscari, fragrant freesias and dried craspedia for pretty pops of colour in spring; heavily scented roses, snapdragons, larkspur, phlox, marjoram, peonies and sunflowers for summer; dahlias, achillea, herb foliage such as bay, and wheat are all gorgeous options for a wild and rustic autumnal arrangement; while succulents, scabiosa seed heads, eucalyptus, senecio cineraria and thistles are perfect for winter.
- Incorporate foliage: Greenery such as eucalyptus and ivy can be bought wholesale and comes in much cheaper than flowers. Use it to decorate your venue and fill your bouquet, with just a few flower heads here and there. Not only will it smell incredible, but you’ll be able to keep it at home after it’s dried.
- Choose plants as table decorations: Similarly, you can adorn your tables with the prettiest potted plants which can look really stunning (and make great gifts for members of the wedding party to plant in their garden as a memento of the day), rather than pay for expensive arrangements that take time to create.
- Go big with your blooms: We’re talking in terms of head size – not numbers! Choosing larger-headed flowers will mean your florist won’t need as many to create impact in your arrangements. They can be mixed with herbs and foliage to add abundance.
What flower styles are trending right now?
According to our Hitched Trend Report, the search for pastel-coloured wedding flowers is on the up – as is the urge to incorporate fruits and herbs into arrangements for an overall more luxury guest experience.
With 2026 weddings enjoying a bit of a Bridgerton-style revival, the goal is to create textural and eye-catching tablescapes that look like something straight out of a still-life painting. You could even incorporate faux food to achieve a lasting w-day look.
Are artificial or dried flowers good options for weddings?
Dried or artificial flowers are both brilliant options for weddings, particularly if you’re working to a tight budget.
Forget any preconceptions about tacky faux blooms – modern-day silk varieties are now more realistic than ever and cost less than fresh varieties while offering a similar look. It also means you can be more adventurous with your arrangements, since it doesn’t matter if your chosen varieties are ‘out of season’.
Similarly, dried flowers are cost-effective, eco-friendly, look effortlessly chic and lend themselves particularly well to English countryside celebrations and rustic wedding themes. There are many wedding florists in the UK who specialise in dried flowers, so check before you book.
Want more on wedding flowers? Once you've decided which of these wedding florists you're going to book, be sure to check out our more in-depth guide to wedding flower costs.
*These florists received the most enquiries on Hitched between January and November 2025.
