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Create Your Dream Wedding Flowers with Moira J Florist in Northumberland
Planning your wedding flowers should be an exciting and stress-free part of your big day. Based in Amble, Moira J Florist brings over 30 years of expert experience and a genuine passion for floral design to couples across Northumberland. Moira’s personal approach means she takes the time to understand your vision and turns it into stunning floral arrangements that perfectly match your style—whether you’re dreaming of timeless romance or a fresh, wildflower vibe.
An Experienced and Trusted Wedding Florist
With three decades in the industry, Moira is known as a “safe pair of hands” for your wedding flowers. She has worked with some of the North East’s most prestigious venues, including:
- Alnwick Treehouse & Alnwick Garden Pavilion
- Barn on the Bay
- Parlour at Blagdon
- Ellingham Hall
- Eshott Hall
- Charlton Hall
- Doxford Hall
- Doxford Barns
- Brinkburn Priory
- Le Petit Chateau
- Newton Hall
- Woodhill Hall
- Horton Grange
- Shotton Grange
Whether your venue is a grand castle, an elegant hall, a rustic barn, or an intimate tipi, Moira’s expertise ensures your flowers will transform the space beautifully.
Personalised Service Tailored to Your Wedding
Every wedding is unique, and Moira’s collaborative approach means you’ll get personalised guidance from start to finish. Whether you meet in person, chat over the phone, or connect via Zoom, she helps you explore floral options that suit your theme and budget. Known for staying up-to-date with the latest trends, Moira ensures your wedding flowers feel fresh, stylish, and just right for you.
From breathtaking bridal bouquets and delicate buttonholes to stunning table centrepieces and full venue dressing, Moira J Florist covers every floral detail. She’s committed to making the process smooth and enjoyable, so your flowers become a memorable highlight of your celebration.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
My most memorable wedding was one of a dear friend. It was different because I was a guest on the day and being able to see all the flowers "in action" was lovely, instead of just delivering, setting up and leaving it all. It was great hearing all the other guests comment on the flowers, many of them not knowing it was me that did them!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Natural, flowing, informal, wild, pretty.
What about your business are you most proud of?
My reputation!
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Relax and trust in your chosen suppliers...they do this all the time! It'll all come together. Enjoy the day, it goes so fast and it really is the best day of your life.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
I'm a big animal lover and I love seeing the couples dogs at a wedding. The're part of the family and it's a great idea to share it with them.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
It starts usually with a message from my website or social media pages. I always suggest a zoom call with the couple where I can get a really good handle on what it is they want. I send them a quotation after the meeting and it goes from there. I have a home workshop so I'm always available for any questions, any time of day and I love sharing a private Pinterest board with my brides. We can send each other ideas and inspiration and it really helps to get across exactly what they want or I can spark ideas for them with my ideas.
What is the most interesting thing you have put in a bouquet?
Sweets! I incorporated some sugared almonds in to a bouquet once. Also, a mother's wedding ring in the bouquet. Very precious.
Is there a flower that has specific symbolism that you would recommend for couples?
Dahlias are a symbol of commitment, a bond that lasts forever. I think that's a good place to start! :)
What is the most romantic flower and why?
Peonies, roses, ranunculus and hydrangeas all say "romance" to me. I think it's all the blousy, lush petals and voluptuous appearance.
What should you do with the flowers after the wedding?
That's entirely personal. Some brides like their flowers preserved, some like to give them away to hospitals and some take them to the resting place of a loved one. I really like the idea of taking one or two focal flowers and having them preserved in a piece of jewellry.