Elizabeth Marsh Floral Design

The pumpkin season has come to an end, and Halloween has past - you're scary cravings are a distant memory. We'd still love to see your examples - please share with the team - you never know the best one may receive a little gift courtesy of the team.

Next stop - show us your displays.

This month we are delighted to launch our campaign in collaboration with

A inspiring charity that sells pre-loved wedding dress in order to raise money to support the joy of youth and creates the belief that we hope for a life of learning and what love brings, reminding us that in today’s world, these are privileges, not guarantees. The bouquet is inspired by the joy of youth and the hope that a life of learning and love brings, reminding us that in today’s world, these are privileges, not guarantees.

For every Petals of Purpose bouquet purchased, 5% will go to - these funds directly support grassroots organizations that provide safe spaces, education, and support for girls at risk or affected by child marriage. By buying this bouquet you will be actively making the world a safer, more beautiful place for women, young girls and therefore for everyone.

Made of: birch trees providing a natural backdrop to the shot at the , orangeryhollandpark .rose_model , alongside white delphiniums, Mandarin X-pression roses, anthurium Cognac, Pink wax flower, Spray rose Azore, O'Hara roses, Berried ivy, Eucalyptus.

Holler boys, holler boys, let the bells ring
Holler boys, holler boys!
God save the King!

On we always look up to the sky, but sometimes it's the simplest things that sparkle - don't forget what's on your doorstep.

Be safe on Bonfire night - protect your pets.!!!

....continuing the pre-raphaelite theme inspired by Sleeping Beauty - as before cascading roses and wild flowers riding on a waterfall of ivy and manuca with cotoneaster to give a sense of the wilderness; this descends onto the table then a wave flies over the sleeping beauty's prostrate body to crash to the ground in front of her - the flowers and foliage used are the simplest to give full expression to their beauty using them en masse instead of something perhaps more complicated that would detract from their innate qualities

is our bouquet designed in collaboration with .

The bouquet is inspired by the joy of youth and the hope that a life of learning and love brings, reminding us that in today’s world, these are privileges, not guarantees.

For every bouquet purchased, 5% will go to . These funds directly support grassroots organizations that provide safe spaces, education, and support for girls at risk or affected by child marriage. By buying this bouquet you will be actively making the world a safer, more beautiful place for women, young girls and therefore for everyone.
Made of: White delphinium, Mandarin X-pression roses, anthurium Cognac, Pink wax flower, Spray rose Azore, O'Hara roses, Berried ivy, Eucalyptus

An incredible collaboration, we at were proud to work with such professional individuals - .rose_model

This month we are delighted to launch our campaign in support of Brides Do Good, a charity that sells pre-loved wedding dress in order to raise money to support the education of young girls around the world who are forced into marriage by their families and cultures as young as 13 years old!

Keep an eye out for our blog talking about it and about life as a female entrepreneur and leader.

Here birch trees provide a natural backdrop to the shot at the Orangerie in Holland Park.

A pre-raphaelites shot inspired by Sleeping Beauty with cascading roses and wild flowers riding on a waterfall of ivy and manuca with cotoneaster to give a sense of the wilderness; this descends onto the table then a wave flies over the sleeping beauty's prostrate body to crash to the ground in front of her - the flowers and foliage used are the simplest to give full expression to their beauty using them en masse instead of something perhaps more complicated that would detract from their innate qualities

EMFD & Brides Do Good launch their collaboration along with 9 other partners to highlight the need to end child marriage!

Raymond Gubbay are reknowned for their Christmas concerts and the decorations are a key part of this festive experience for a UK wide audience who make it an annual event to come and celebrate with friends and family by attending the incredible shows they put on. Here a backdrop of tulle evokes wispy snow whilst cascading baubles in giant sizes create a fun element to the display whilst of course adhering to the very stringent health and safety restrictions that such an iconic venue requires!

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Boodles the jewellers wanted to celebrate Mothers' Day with their clients and prospective clients so we installed a vintage flower cart outside their store where posies of flowers were wrapped in signature paper and handed to their clients and friends. It was a huge success and dressed the store front beautifully.

Pink tulips wrapped in branded paper for a more sustainable finish.





Boodles the jewellers wanted to celebrate Mothers' Day with their clients and prospective clients so we installed a vintage flower cart outside their store where posies of flowers were wrapped in signature paper and handed to their clients and friends. It was a huge success and dressed the store front beautifully.

Pink tulips wrapped in branded paper for a more sustainable finish.

Installation for at the rooftop brasserie where they used a yoga workshop to launch new products . We used green 'midori' anthuriums, guelder rose (viburnum), white lisianthus, white hydrnagea 'pearl white'.

An intimate wedding held at the hotel in Chelsea. Wintry foliage with rich red roses in an understated yet dramatic display along the length of the table. Thanks to for reminding us how fabulous they were!

The centre pieces consisted of freedom roses from equador, lichen branches, eucalyptus, cedar, scotch pine, magnolia leaves, pink astrantia.

It's the final week of Wimbledon. The Elizabeth Marsh Floral Design team are huge tennis fans, and excited for the finals this coming weekend - who's your favourite to win?

The Elizabeth Marsh Floral Design team have created some wonderful bouquets to celebrate the event - maybe call for yours today and join us cheering the players on.

It's the first week of Wimbledon, and being huge tennis fans the Elizabeth Marsh Floral Design team are getting excited - who's your favourite to win?

The team have had the opportunity to create a selection of stunning bouquets, which actually fits well with the Wimbledon tournament - give us a call to order yours today to celebrate everything tennis, or simply go out and buy yourself some gorgeous seasonal strawberries and a large tub of clotted cream...!

Coastal ‘Common Mallow’ adorn the local seascape, a beautiful addition to such calm waters - allowing open water swimmers to enjoy the tranquility look closely to spot them @ 7am.

Lime Street Hotel - our entry this year for this hotel in Belgravia won them a 'highly commended overall' prize - the theme was 'floral fun and games' so we created a sinuous garland of moss, adorned with contorted hazel branches as a base from which to suspend a pair of squash racquets; squash is a traditional English game which actually developed in prisons as a way for inmates to get exercise in a confined space; some boys from Harrow thought it was interesting and took it outside the prison community and now it is a commonly played game; we used limes to represent the squash balls, attached to a citrus tree by the green garland, then decorated the steps in front with English garden plants. The finishing touch was the hotel representative who stood in front of the hotel handing out glasses of homemade Lime squash.

Coastal poppies, simply gorgeous and vibrant.