15 Of The Dreamiest London Florists For Sourcing Wedding Flowers

If you want the crème-de-la-crème of floristry, then you must consider Neill Strain, the creative director of Neill Strain Floral Couture. A true floral visionary and bloom obsessive, Strain has been creating designs for parties, corporate events, weddings and homes of his loyal clientele that are truly breath-taking since 2008.

Whether you choose to visit his Harrods flower concession, Belgravia headquarters or order online you’ll be treated to compositions that delight the senses thanks to their vibrant colours, unusual textures and beautiful scents. Working with the world’s finest growers in Holland, Strain is committed to sustainability and uses fresh, environmentally conscious flowers and plants all year round. Trust us, once you’ve received a Strain arrangement, you’ll never look back.

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If you're conscious of how much waste your wedding will produce, let us ease your eco-conscious minds with Ett Hem London - a florist which offers a bespoke service to create your dream (faux) flowers. When it comes to weddings, flowers can be one of the most eye-watering and stressful components to consider, which is why we're increasingly becoming obsessed with faux alternatives that'll stand the test of time.

The single stems enable brides and grooms to build their own bunch or add to a floral arrangement.

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We’ve longed admired the floral displays in London’s most popular restaurants like Gloria and Circolo Popolare, as well as the shop fronts at Fenwicks, Sezane and House of Holland. But little did we know that June In March’s Emily Baylis was the genius behind the blooms. Having worked at the Venice Biennale and Chelsea Flower Show, it’s no wonder Baylis is one of the most in-demand interior floral designers in Europe right now, as a result of her craftsmanship in creating long-lasting and sustainable floral installations from dried and preserved flowers.

‘I am incredibly proud of June in March, and of what I have achieved since arriving in London,’ French Alps raised Baylis says from her Notting Hill workshop.’ I am able to produce works of art using one of nature’s most beautiful creations, and through the development of my practice using dried and preserved flowers the art is long lasting and sustainable.’

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If you’re all about championing female entrepreneurship then you need to know about Grace Floral London. Founded in March 2021 by twin sisters Diana and Sabina Bilenko and Halla Al-Saad, this London-based florists specialises in couture-like bespoke floral arrangements with blooms sourced from environmentally conscious suppliers.

Two of Grace Floral London’s most in-demand collections include the Summer (think roses, dark tulips, blue delphiniums and orange gloriosa) and the Couture (baby pink roses, lilac, green hydrangeas, delphinium and purple chrysanthemums).

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A family-run studio, Larry Walshe Studios isn’t afraid of texture and colour which explains why it’s known around the globe as being one of the best luxury florists in the capital.

With an expert eye for transforming weddings and events into works of art, Walshe and his team have been commissioned by everyone from Rihanna and Adele to Stella McCartney, Benedict Cumberbatch and luxury fashion brands like Christian Dior and Valentino.

With a team consisting of the most talented artisans in the UK who tailor make each floral experience to their client, it’s no wonder the company is in high demand for nuptials.

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If you’ve designs on, not just grand blooms, but the most showstopping designer flowerscapes you could possibly get, consider McQueens.

With creative studios in London, New York, Beverley Hills and Seoul, and having provided the flowers for Vanity Fair’s Oscars after-party, Wimbledon’s Champions Ball, plus the prestigious Claridge’s hotel inLondon and the Peninsula in New York, you could not be in better, or more chic hands.

The wedding team’s dedication to telling your particular story is unparalleled, whether you want an understated bouquet in classic whites, or you want to transform a ballroom into a wondrous, fairytale floral masterpiece with an awe-inspiring (and fragrant) installation.

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Previously a pop-up in Chelsea, Blooming Haus is now one of London's most renowned names in floristry, carving itself out a reputation for innovative and fashion-forward designs.

Swiss-trained master florist Michal Kowalski and his team are all about sustainability, too. So if you’re keeping your carbon footprint in mind while planning your big day, make Blooming Haus your first port of call.

From stunning installations to the dreamiest oversized bouquets, and everything in between, wedding floristry is Michal’s forte. He works with everything from classic roses, delphiniums and hellebores, to wild foliage for nature-loving brides who want an elegantly undone vibe.

5 Havelock Terrace, SW8 4AS, London

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We must admit, we’ve spent many hours scrolling through this florist’s Instagram and website - given it’s wild, and affordable, wedding bouquets - during our lunchtime breaks.

Whether it’s a hint of the countryside with amaranthus, dahlias and blush roses or hydrangeas and peonies to give a nuptials a slight Italian feel, these florists know exactly what they’re doing when it comes to creating bespoke floral designs for a bride and groom.

30 Pimlico Rd, Belgravia, London SW1W 8LJ

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Floral delivery service Petalon keep things simple when it comes to wedding flowers, offering just two different types of service.

The first is a wedding package including beautiful bouquets, buttonholes and table flowers which a bride or groom selects from a menu, choosing from one of four colour palettes. The second is a bespoke design, whether it be for flower arches, flower clouds or installations, which includes a one-to-one chat with its experts.

Oh, and did we mention its flowers deliveries are done by bicycle seven days a week, with flowers wrapped in hessian with a small water supply.

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Having designed the floral displays at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s royal wedding in May 2018, it’s no surprise Craddock has become one of the most in-demand florists for nuptials in London. After all, who can forget that glorious floral archway decorating the façade of St George’s Chapel in Windsor?

Craddock and her team have also worked with the likes of Dior, MatchesFashion.com, the Victoria & Albert Museum, resulting in her being dubbed the ‘Audrey Hepburn of florists’ by Elizabeth Young, head of events at Historical Royal Palaces.

Better yet, Craddock avoids using florist foam (a non-biodegradable plastic product often used in floristry) and works with local growers and, when sourcing flowers overseas, her team ensures the flora comes from fair-trade farms. Florists with conscious – what more could you want?

Imperial Studios3/11 Imperial RoadLondonSW6 2AG

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This adorable florists is entering its 11th year, after being founded by former model agency owner Melissa Richardson (née Alexander) around her kitchen table with collections of wildflowers from the Sussex woods.

At first, the floral decorations were made up in jam jars (hence the name) but have grown into 6,000 hanging decorations at the likes of Sketch in Mayfair and giant mythical creatures created out of dried flowers.

When it comes to wedding flowers, Jam Jar Flowers work with seasonal flowers and foliage in arrangements including antique vases, cut glass and jam jars (of course!).

JamJar Flowers Ltd, 7a Peacock Yard, London SE17 3LH

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Just try not to walk into this Midsummer Night’s dream-esque florist located in the heart of Fulham. Over the last 28 years, Lavender Green has become a staple among those in search of flora and foliage, especially for weddings, given their collaborations for the UK’s most famous galleries and museums.

Using photographs and mood boards to help curate the look of a couple’s flower-filled big day, the florists also will produce a bespoke sketch of the bride holding her bouquet prior to the wedding to help her visualise the stems, buds and foliage they want.

46 Fulham Rd, London SW3 6HH

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Founded in 2020 by florists Mairead and Athena, the experts have created one of the most famous London spots in London for those in need of blooming beautiful blooms. Having worked with Burberry, Calvin Klein, Dior and Stella McCartney, Rebel Rebel – which won the Gold Award Chelsea In Bloom 2019 - is one of the most fashion-forward brands when it comes to marrying creativity, catwalk and foliage.

Creating everything from table displays, wall and ceilings hangings, pocket flowers and bouquets for their primarily London-based clientele, the florists also have a cutting garden and Flower School based in Tuscany, Italy for those having a wedding in the sunshine.

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Established in 1924, by heritage luxury florist William Hayford, this flower shop has a history of catering to the floral tastes of former prime minister Winston Churchill and the Queen Mother so, let’s just say, they’re the crème-de-la-crème.

Since sisters Joanna, Amy and Laura took on the brand and transformed it into Hayford & Rhodes, it’s gone on to create unique designs for small weddings and even Ascot.

From consultation to wedding day, this company is here to create design proposals, illustrations, provide floral samples and a breakdown of cost all before you walk down the aisle.

5 Morocco St, London SE1 3HB

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Celebrity florist Lycett has been tasked with creating some of the most memorable floral displays, including those for the wedding reception of Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall and Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s nuptials.

Based in South London, Lycett’s florist take over a whopping three railway arches between Oval and Camberwell and has decorated some of the most famous city landmarks including Claridge’s Ballroom, Hampton Court Palace, the Tate Modern, Tower Bridge and Kensington Palace.

If you’re in need of a wedding florist who knows his hellebore from his avignon chrysanthemums, look no further.

Arches 270–272, Bethwin Road, London, SE5 0YW

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