Brambles Floristry

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With over twenty years of experience providing wedding flowers you're in safe hands, a limited budget or tight timescale won't restrict our creativity, we're always up for a challenge.
Brambles Floristry Pricing & Costs

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Brambles Floristry Details

Products and Services

Last-Minute Orders
Silk Flowers
Delivery
Bouquets
Dried Flowers
Centrepieces
Online Shop
Flower Girl Baskets
Flower Confetti
Vases
Aisle Decorations
Set-Up
Buttonholes
Clean-Up
Fresh Flowers
Corsages
Physical Shop / Studio
Greenery Hire
Pre-Wedding Consultation
Brambles Floristry Full Description
When I first got involved in floristry it was just a natural extension of my interest in flower arranging. Many people thought it was with the idea of economising on the weddings of my own five daughters. They couldn't have been more wrong, my girls sang in church choirs and saw lots of other weddings so rapidly built up their expectations and desires. When it came to their weddings they each required a very different approach and they were the most critical audience ever. You may have dreamed of your wedding day since you were a little girl, I know I certainly did. Imagining the dress, the venue, the bridesmaids, and the flowers but now it's becoming a reality you need help. That's what we're here for. We've been helping people achieve their wedding flower dreams for over twenty years now but that doesn't mean we're old fashioned, we enjoy the challenge of new ideas and designs. Whether your aiming for a small select gathering requiring just a bouquet and a few buttonholes or the full on church, bridal party and marquee event, we can cope. We can advise on how to get the effect you want within your budget, we have superb suppliers and access to the very best quality flowers. If you want to do some of the arrangements with friends and family helping out that's no problem, we can supply the flowers and even provide a workshop session or worksheets. Having supplied flowers for events in many of the myriad of wedding venues in the area we can advise on what works best and how to achieve it. We stock a range of items for use including vases, jugs, candelabras, fishbowls etc. so you don't have to buy them.

Personal Message from the Manager

Name of Wedding Contact: Erica
Congratulations - you're about to embark upon one of the most exciting but potentially stressful events in your life. Having guided lots of other couples and their families through the maze that is wedding planning I'm sure I can help you too. I'm quite used to dealing with exitable bridesmaids, over zealous relatives and anxious brides Mothers. We'll keep it simple, you create a wishlist and we work through it turning your dreams into a reality. As we always say "we turn feelings into flowers"

Experience

No. of Weddings Hosted
More than 50
Public Liability Insurance
Yes
No. of People In Team
1
Brambles Floristry Location & Contact Details
Address
42 Wood Lane, Reading, Oxfordshire, RG4 9SL, England, United Kingdom
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FAQs
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What is your most memorable wedding?

The Gothic wedding where the Groomsmen all wore more eye make up in the style of the band KISS. The cake looked like Draculas castle and the flowers were all deep purple and black!

Describe your style in 5 adjectives.

Sumptuous, generous, English, classical,

What about your business are you most proud of?

Setting it up from scratch and having so many loyal customers, many of whom I am now privileged to count as friends.

What is your No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples?

Don't get obsessive about the details, it's most important to have a good time and relax. After all people will remember the fun and laughter more than the colour of the chair covers!

What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?

A wedding newspaper with "articles" written about the couple. It included details of where and how they met, photos, stories by the parents and best wishes from friends. It was great as the guests could read it whilst waiting for the bride to arrive or whilst the photos were being taken. It was a useful ice breaker for the guests too.

Describe your typical process with a couple.

Firstly I like to check if we have the date of the wedding available, then I usually encourage the bride to email me a list of what she wants with a few pictures, including her dress if possible. Then I send her a rough guide to the price of what she's asked about. Once the bridesmaids and groomsmens outfits are finalised we can arrange a meeting. In my experience Grooms are rarely at ease discussing flowers so its important to keep it lighthearted and straightforward, I like to hear their opinions as they usually know what they don't want! We may have another meeting to look at sample flower varieties and discuss substitution options, which is especially important with certain seasonal flower varieties. Once we've got the basics sorted we usually do most of the fine details by email which acts as a better record than phone calls. A week or two before hand we generally like to check the timings, liaise with the venues and place the final flower orders. Our intention is to make the couple feel that they can leave it to us to get the flowers right without the need to constantly check up. We are quite happy to answer queries from other members of the family (with the couples agreement) and have navigated through the potentially stormy waters of many a family difficulty.

What is the most interesting thing you have put in a bouquet?

Photographs of departed members of the brides family. We laminated the photos and put them on false stems and incorporated them into the brides bouquet, so she could see them and feel as if they were with her throughout the day.

Is there a flower that has specific symbolism that you would recommend for couples?

One that has been included in previous family bouquets

What is the most romantic flower and why?

Probably the Rose because it has such a history and the colours all have different meanings

What should you do with the flowers after the wedding?

Exactly what you want! We've had Brides who have put their bouquets on a family grave, thrown them or sent them to a family member in hospital. Lots of Brides mums like to have their daughters bouquet preserved for them and we can recommend a service for this, alternatively they press one or two key flowers and turn them into a bookmark.

Bridebook Benefits

Bridebook Discount25% discount on table centrepeices if booked with bridal party flowers and venue decor
Bridebook GiftFree container hire for venue decor