If you’re dreaming of wedding flowers that feel fresh, natural, and full of charm, Bouquets n Bunches in Torquay is a fantastic choice. They specialise in seasonal, home-grown flowers and foliage from their own South Devon gardens. Their arrangements capture the essence of a classic English cottage garden—bursting with fragrance, texture, and natural movement. This sustainable, garden-to-wedding approach is perfect for couples who want authentic, romantic blooms that truly reflect the season.
Planning a smaller celebration or want to get hands-on with your floral décor? Bouquets n Bunches offers beautiful, affordable flowers that don’t compromise on quality. Couples consistently praise their spectacular bouquets and centrepieces, which go beyond expectations. Their straightforward service is designed to fit a variety of colour palettes, making it easy to create the perfect look for your day.
Available from May to October, Bouquets n Bunches provides a clear and elegant range of wedding floral services to help your celebration shine:
Laura & Wayne - June 2023. This is a very memorable day firstly because it was one of the first bookings we took as Bouquets n Bunches and secondly... I got to deliver and setup their table centres with all the amazing gin bottles they and their friends had collected. It was also a wedding full of colour and wildness held at Rockbeare Manor. Their colours were absolutely amazing within the elegant pale interior of Rockbeare.
Natural, wild, vibrant, creative, adaptive.
Growing our own affordable garden flowers and being able to offer variety and flexibility to our couples.
Plan for your closest and dearest.
Frazer & Frazer hand finished all their guests napkins with their initials and really made their wedding their own incorporating their tartans and elements from around the world..
Get in touch via text or email. Followed on with a relaxed phone call to talk colour palettes in detail. Orders are then placed through our online shop with the option of delivery or collection from Torquay.
Toad lily...a plant we are persisting with. We've so far not had many flowers but when we do they are the so incredibly fascinating.
As soon as a couple mentions a flower close to their heart I do my upmost to include it for them.
I think it's still a garden rose, you can't beat the amazing scent of a David Austin and we have many.
You can try drying them yourself by hanging them upside down in a warm space out of direct sunlight. Or take them apart and dry individually or use a flower press.