Bride and groom celebrating at outdoor wedding, holding hands, surrounded by confetti and guests.

Wedding Flowers

Our wedding flowers are almost entirely grown here in our cutting garden or by other local growers that we collaborate with across South Shropshire.

Each bouquet and arrangement is thoughtfully designed whilst reflecting British seasonality offering natural elegance through fragrance and texture.

If you would like to arrange your own flowers I offer a DIY wedding package to help make ordering simple. I would be delighted to hear from you and answer any questions you may have.

You can contact me on 07983 500076 or at sarah@severnvalleyflowers.com

Bouquet of pink and white flowers with a pink ribbon, placed next to a stack of books, against a green background.
Bride and father walking down the aisle in a church during a wedding ceremony.
Bride and two bridesmaids holding bouquets, wearing lilac dresses, outdoor setting with greenery.
Bride and groom holding hands during a wedding ceremony, with the bride wearing a white lace dress and holding a bouquet, and the ocean visible through windows in the background.
Woman arranging colorful flowers in a vase near a window.
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Bride walking down aisle with man in military uniform, outdoor wedding, brick building background.

Contact Us

We welcome inquiries via phone, WhatsApp, or email and would love to show you around our garden by appointment.

07983 500076

sarah@severnvalleyflowers.com

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A wreath made using foliage and flowers that are growing in the cutting garden now with moss to bind material onto a handmade willow base. Beautiful and natural funeral flowers need not contain plastic and I’m steadily updating the website wit
Our third season of growing flowers and this is one of the first to appear in the garden. Sowing has also begun alongside lots of preparation for an abundant spring and summer. #inspirational #seasonalfloweralliance #floralinspiration #hellebore
After attending the Flowers from the Farm conference this weekend I am full of inspiration. Here are key points I have taken from it: Be seen and heard, share what you know and do. Remind those who may not know there are growers all over the country