Griffiths & Co

I loved making these electric pink wired buttonholes, with sprigs of heather as a subtle nod to the Scottish highlands and peacock green ribbon to match the family's tartan.

Although they are small in size, buttonholes are a great way to include important personal details in your floral designs 💕

An elegant spring white wedding at 🤍 There are no rules to say all your table centres have to be the same… mixing these bowls with elegant glass bud vases worked beautifully!

For Laura who tied the knot with Fergus last week at the wonderful ✨

I loved bringing together all the spring colour for this wonderful couple and it was such a joy to be using so many British flowers from some fabulous growers close to home and further afield to bring this palette to life!

On this very cold frosty January day I am looking back at this October wedding, which was only a couple of days before the first autumn frosts last year.

I really enjoyed making this ceremony table design, which was created so it could be split into three table centres and placed along the dining table amongst pretty bud vases. Beautiful dahlias, cosmos and scabious grown locally by really bring the magic!

I am looking forward to being back at in spring with the first locally grown flowers of the 2024 growing season!

Photographs taken by the wonderful

I am so lucky to work with the loveliest couples and I loved making the flowers for this beautiful pair in September!

These stunning photographs were taken at Halford Church by the very talented

Hello 2024! It has been quiet around here as I have been putting my energy into creating proposals, planning for this year’s weddings, enjoying some family time and cleaning up countless messy mealtimes with Noel (if you know, you know!)

What a year 2023 has been, I have so much to share from last year’s weddings still, so stay tuned! I’ll start off with this beautiful photograph of Naomi by from September, which was such a highlight for me.

I am really looking forward to diving into this year, which is going to be my biggest yet for Griffiths & Co. Thank you to everyone who has supported me throughout 2023, my wonderful couples who trust me to create their wedding flowers and the florists I freelance for. Happy New Year!

For Sara who married Olly at last week. After the frost last night, these are some of the last British Dahlias of the season, grown locally by the wonderful 🤍 Handmade silk ribbons by blowing in the autumn breeze 🍂

Congratulations to the wonderful Tom and Ella 🤍

I am so excited to share some images of their beautiful day in August, filled with blooms from and the couple’s own allotment!

As they are such passionate growers, it was amazing to include foliages such as blackcurrant, raspberry and jasmine which gave the most amazing perfume!

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Photographer: + Mr Griffiths!
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Lavender was a really important ingredient for this early August wedding and I was delighted to use locally grown stems from . I even had a little helper on our visit to the farm! The final designs all had a sprinkling of lavender throughout, from the buttonholes to the church urns. Photograph by the lovely 💜

Congratulations Mr & Mrs Noakes!

Beautiful photographs by Gemma Fern Photography 🤍

For Sophie who tied the knot with James last weekend.

A timeless classic, with a beautiful mixture of white blooms and lots of texture from grasses, nigella, scabious, astrantia and clematis seed heads.

Beautiful photograph by the very talented Daniel McClane Photography 🤍 congratulations Sophie and James!

Sophie + James