Products and Services
Artistic & Expressive Floral Design Tailored for Your Wedding
Fluoresse is a London-based floral design studio led by Jess Runciman, who brings 12 years of fashion industry experience to her floral work. This unique background shapes her approach, creating stunning botanical sculptures and immersive installations that stand out. If you’re a couple looking for a wedding florist with a fresh, artistic vision, Fluoresse offers a truly magical and personalized floral experience for your special day.
Crafting Your Love Story Through Flowers
Fluoresse believes flowers are more than decoration—they tell the story of your most important moments. Jess takes the time to understand each couple’s journey, designing floral arrangements that reflect your unique story. Embracing seasonal blooms and sustainable practices, Fluoresse creates meaningful, one-of-a-kind designs that celebrate the natural beauty of your wedding day.
Services & Specialties for Every Wedding Style
Known for large-scale floral installations and creative set designs, Fluoresse also caters to intimate weddings. Whether you want bold, statement-making floral art or elegant arrangements for a smaller ceremony, their expert team can bring your vision to life.
- Expertise in large, immersive floral installations that wow your guests
- Creative direction and set design to complement your wedding theme
- Beautiful floral options for intimate and smaller celebrations
- Commitment to seasonal, sustainable flowers for eco-friendly weddings
- Trusted by top clients like British Vogue, Selfridges, and Chanel Beauty
Message from the team
Experience
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Contemporary. Bespoke. Personal. Eco-conscious. Creative.
What about your business are you most proud of?
The level of personal service we provide, no small detail is ever overlooked and we really get to know our couples as unique individuals. That's what makes Fluoresse weddings so special.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Work with a wedding planner or an 'on the day' coordinator so you can really relax and enjoy he day with your guests!
Work with your suppliers to help make your wedding as sustainable as possible, every little helps.
As well as looking at suppliers portfolios and credentials, go with your gut and TRUST your suppliers creativity whether they're a celebrant, a caterer or a florist. Our aim is to deliver the very best always!
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
The celebrant hid the ring box under one of the guests seats a random. There was a beautiful moment of confusion, and then excitement as everyone looked under their chair. The point the celebrant was making, was that everyone in the room had a part to play in the narrative of the couple and the common denominator being love. It was such a poignant idea and a lovely way to include every guest in the ceremony.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
We start with an informal chat on Zoom. I really like to know more about the couple, how they met, what feels most important to them, even what their first dance will be. We talk through their plans so far, ideas on flowers and colours and what elements they'd like on the day.
I then compose a mood board with those ideas developed, and an itemised quote of each floral element. We might have another chat on Zoom or in person to finalise and amend parts of the design. Once confirmed the couple pay a small deposit to secure their date and we schedule in a day to visit the venue together.
I communicate with the venue and / or the wedding planner to ensure things like logistics, floor plans and risk assessments are all taken care of. I also stay in touch with the couple in the months leading up to the wedding as there are always small changes and amendments. We touch base six weeks before the wedding to run through the itinerary and settle the remaining balance.
What is the most interesting thing you have put in a bouquet?
A baby pineapple!
What should you do with the flowers after the wedding?
Repurpose! There are so many wonderful organisations and charities that remake flowers into jam jars posies and distribute them to care homes and hospices. Flowers are a luxury that should be enjoyed and shared.