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Sustainability in Focus
We are working towards a more sustainable future in floristry. We want to prove that it is possible to create beautiful floral designs with a conscious minded, planet friendly approach and we are taking steps to significantly reduce our carbon-footprint.
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We implement this ethos in all areas of our business. Whether you are purchasing a bouquet, ask for a bespoke funeral arrangement or have a wedding floral installation, we will deliver the design by using eco-friendly methods only and as sustainably as we possibly can.
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What we already do:
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We avoid the use of single used plastic and any kind of floral foam, using only sustainable mechanics (i.e. compostable or reusable materials).​
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We are prioritising to source British-grown flowers when available and in season flowers, grown in Europe.
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We only use natural plant materials and don't source any chemically died, bleached or painted products.
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We use natural dried flowers to enhance all life-cycles and reduce waste.
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We separate our green waste and recycle them accordingly.
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We use eco-friendly cleaning products.
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We only use compostable, recyclable or reusable packaging, following a minimalistic approach, only using what is necessary.
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We plant a native tree with The National Forest to celebrate the marriage of each of our couples.
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What we are working towards:
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To recycle all our waste (currently our wholesale flowers arrive in plastic wrapping. Our supplier already collects and recycles plant trays and they are working on doing the same with plastic sleeves).
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To reduce transportation carbon emission (we aim to invest in an electric van by 2025).
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We keep on working on improving our knowledge and finding ways to become as carbon neutral as we possibly can. We have become a member of the Sustainable Wedding Alliance, offering a more eco-friendly alternative to conscious minded couples for their wedding day.
We are also a member of Flowers From The Farm and we promote the use of seasonal, British-grown flowers and plants.
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