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Create Your Naturally Beautiful Wedding Story with Hall Lane Flowers
If you and your partner value sustainability and want wedding flowers that truly reflect your unique love story, Hall Lane Flowers is here to help. Located in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, this expert wedding florist specialises in wild, vibrant arrangements made from flowers grown right in their own gardens. This means your wedding flowers will be not only stunning and seasonal but also kind to the planet.
An Eco-Friendly Approach to Your Wedding Flowers
Sustainability is at the core of everything Hall Lane Flowers does. They grow all their blooms without chemicals and create arrangements without floral foam or single-use plastics. This eco-conscious approach lets you enjoy the natural beauty and abundance you’ve dreamed of—without compromising your values or your budget.
Custom Floral Designs Tailored to Your Wedding
Every couple’s wedding vision is different, and Hall Lane Flowers loves bringing those ideas to life. Whether you have a detailed Pinterest board or just a colour palette in mind, their expert team will guide you through seasonal flower options that suit your style and budget. You can even visit their farm to see your wedding flowers growing, adding a special, personal touch to your planning experience.
- Personalised bridal bouquets that capture your personality.
- Beautiful ceremony and reception arrangements, including table centrepieces, garlands, and floral arches.
- Delicate buttonholes, corsages, and floral decorations for your cake.
- DIY buckets of flowers for couples who want to create their own arrangements.
Rooted in the Suffolk Countryside
Based in Witnesham, just north of Ipswich, Hall Lane Flowers serves weddings across Suffolk, North Essex, and South Norfolk. Their deep knowledge of local seasons ensures your flowers will be at their freshest and most vibrant, perfectly capturing the natural beauty of the English countryside on your special day.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
A boho wedding in Tipis with wild and bright flowers, flowers in hair, and grass buttonholes.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Loose, natural, seasonal, sustainable, beautiful
What about your business are you most proud of?
That I’m totally local, I don’t import flowers or use any chemicals. I use sustainable methods and am climate aware. My flowers are practically carbon neutral. I grow a large variety of roses and perennials as well as annuals. My bouquets will always be that something a little bit different.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Pinterest!
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Love and family and friends pitching in with enthusiasm!
Describe your typical process with a couple.
They contact me and through a series of questions we ascertain if we are a match! Then we arrange a meet at my studio with lots of questions and a sharing of Pinterest boards. From then on we usually communicate through WhatsApp and I am always available to answer questions. Just before the wedding the couple visit again to finalise the flowers and buttonholes.
What is the most interesting thing you have put in a bouquet?
Black millet.
Is there a flower that has specific symbolism that you would recommend for couples?
Myrtle
What is the most romantic flower and why?
Roses of course especially the David Austin for their beauty and scent.
What should you do with the flowers after the wedding?
After the wedding the couple keep the flowers and often distribute them round the guests of take them to the grave of a loved one. They can dry or press the flowers from the wedding. Or I can collect them after the event.