Located in the heart of the Northamptonshire countryside, Flower & Farmer is a family-run flower farm specializing in stunning, British-grown wedding flowers. Founded by an aunt and niece team, their shared passion for the natural charm of English gardens and hedgerows shines through every bouquet and arrangement. When you choose Flower & Farmer, your wedding flowers will be as unique and memorable as your love story.
Every couple’s wedding is different, and Flower & Farmer understands that. Whether you want to get hands-on and create your own floral designs or prefer to leave it to expert florists, they offer flexible options that fit your vision. Plus, their commitment to sustainability means your flowers will be not only gorgeous but also eco-friendly.
Flower & Farmer’s arrangements are inspired by the natural rhythms of the seasons and the unique growth patterns of each plant. This approach creates authentic, romantic bouquets that perfectly complement the English countryside setting. With over 40 years of combined horticultural experience, their team knows exactly how to grow and design the highest quality wedding flowers for your special day.
I love working on all weddings! It's hugely working with different brides, to different styles, with beautiful seasonal material, all grown here.
Organic, natural, abundant, joyful, romantic
The fact that we grow all the flowers here!
Enjoy it!
I love having brides to visit the farm and seeing them choose their own flowers. They always come up with such original and creative schemes - even those who say they know nothing about flowers.
I try to keep things simple. Please drop me a line and I will send you our very detailed brochure. We can then work it out from there either over the phone or by email.
Pheasant feathers! We've also made an arrangement out of an old tuba.
I would go for the flower you love.
The English Rose. Nothing carries the scent or the romantic symbolism quite like it.
Enjoy them! If you re-trim the stems of bouquets and make sure everything is kept in fresh water they should last for a few more days at the very least.