Products and Services
Planning your wedding flowers should be an exciting and personal experience. Based in the picturesque Wiltshire village of Wingfield, Amamini Flowers, led by the expert florist Elisabeth, offers just that. With a passion for crafting beautiful, affordable floral designs, Elisabeth works closely with you to bring your wedding vision to life.
A Personalised Approach to Your Wedding Flowers
Elisabeth is known for her exceptional attention to detail and her ability to truly understand what each couple wants to express through their flowers. She treats the design process as a genuine collaboration, making sure your personality and style shine through every arrangement. Couples consistently praise her thoughtful approach, feeling confident and cared for throughout the journey.
Bespoke and Beautiful Creations
Whether you dream of a wild, garden-style bouquet or have meaningful blooms in mind, Amamini Flowers has the creativity and expertise to make it happen. Elisabeth’s dedication to research and her artistic flair ensure your wedding flowers are not only stunning but also memorable for you and your guests.
- Custom bouquets and arrangements designed to match your unique style.
- A focus on understanding your individual preferences and ideas.
- Expert craftsmanship from a passionate wedding florist with a keen eye for detail.
- Fresh, beautiful flowers created with creativity and care.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
A Italianate style May wedding at Iford Manor, in one of the most beautiful gardens I know. Creating flowers for this very special wedding for a lovely couple was memorable.
However, I have worked with many lovely couples and therefore there are many memorable weddings from all different seasons to look back on.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Generous . Seasonal . Natural . Asymmetrical . Thoughtful .
What about your business are you most proud of?
I aim for the best outcome within the budget, and don't count every hour or every stem.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Feel comfortable with your venue and love it. Believe in your suppliers wanting the best outcome for you.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Giving the flowers to the guests to enjoy after the wedding. Lighting with different styles of light is romantic and magical at any time of year.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
I meet the couple for an informal consultation to get to know about the kind of ideas they have in mind at the venue or my studio. There is a small charge of £20 for this time, returned if a booking is made.
If couples wish to engage me as their wedding florist, I ask for a £150 non refundable deposit, that is deducted from the final bill. I then email a detailed quote based on our initial consultation.
I will see the venues and often meet the bride again to discuss details if required nearer the time.
I generally only take one wedding per week, so focus fully on the wedding in hand.
I often create the flowers at my brides venue/home.
My cost includes setting up the flowers on the day and collection the following day.
What is the most interesting thing you have put in a bouquet?
A silver Butterfly - Butterflies represent marital happiness - I brought this for my Bride as a surprise - it was seen only by the Bride.
I often include personal details and objects in the Brides Bouquets.
Is there a flower that has specific symbolism that you would recommend for couples?
Every flower has symbolism and I love considering this for bridal bouquets and wedding flowers.
What is the most romantic flower and why?
Many flowers are romantic, again the time of year is the greatest consideration.
Anything with scent feels romantic; Lily of the Valley in Spring, Peonies and English Roses in summer.
I absolutely adore Mock Orange blossom in early summer, I have this in my garden for use in wedding flowers at this time of year.
I love Autumn colour and Winter weddings with a lot of light and a natural vibe.
What should you do with the flowers after the wedding?
I try to create flowers that can be enjoyed by the brides family after a wedding, and many flowers I use do have a longer life, however wedding flowers are and should be 'On Point' for the wedding, anything after the wedding is a bonus.
Its always possible to save something floral from your wedding, and allow it is dry out and keep.