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Bespoke Wedding Flowers Crafted Just for You
At Narcissus Wedding Flowers by Susan, every floral design is tailored to capture your unique love story. Specializing exclusively in wedding flowers, Susan offers a personal, expert-led service to bring your vision to life on your big day. Located just outside Cumbernauld, she proudly serves couples across Glasgow, Stirling, Falkirk, Ayrshire, Fife, Lanarkshire, and Central Scotland.
A Warm, Personal Consultation to Shape Your Floral Vision
Susan believes the best flowers come from understanding your story. That’s why she offers friendly, one-on-one consultations—often in her custom-built studio—where you can relax and share your wedding plans beyond just the flowers. She carefully considers your venue, style, and budget to create designs that truly complement your day. If you’re planning from afar, video and phone consultations make it easy to connect. Couples consistently praise Susan for her kindness, helpfulness, and deep floral expertise throughout the planning journey.
Handcrafted Arrangements for Every Wedding Style and Size
Whether you’re planning an intimate elopement or a grand celebration, every bouquet and arrangement is crafted with creativity, care, and attention to detail. Susan uses only the finest seasonal flowers, ensuring freshness and quality. Past couples have been delighted by the stunning blooms that arrived in perfect condition and lasted for weeks after their wedding.
Comprehensive Floral Services to Cover Every Detail
Susan offers a full range of floral designs to make your wedding day unforgettable, including:
- Bridal and bridesmaid bouquets
- Buttonholes and corsages
- Ceremony arches and aisle decorations
- Table centrepieces and reception décor
- Flower crowns and cake flowers
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
With over 500 weddings behind me it would be impossible to pick just 1.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Natural, seasonal, colourful, wild, foliage
What about your business are you most proud of?
I am incredibly proud to have been part of so many couples' wedding days. Every booking, thank you note and photo is a wee pat on the back and a bright spot in my day.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Always make the most of your flowers. For a one venue wedding, reuse your flowers throughout the day. Use them for the ceremony and then move them to your tables for the reception. Position arches or ceremony backdrops as selfie areas. For smaller budgets, think about what flowers really matter to you and concentrate your budget on these, rather than trying to do everything.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Again too many to mention, but if I had to choose, photo favours, where every guest had a photo personal to them and the couple.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
1. Initial Enquiry
Get in touch via my website, email, or phone with your wedding date and venue details. I’ll check my availability and, if I’m free, we can arrange a consultation.
2. Personal Consultation or Call
Wherever possible, I love to meet my clients in person at my custom-built studio near Cumbernauld. This relaxed, informal meeting gives us time to chat through your ideas, look at inspiration, and view my extensive portfolio.
If visiting isn’t convenient, I’m also happy to arrange a video or phone consultation. Before your call, I’ll ask you to complete a brief questionnaire to help me understand your vision, style, and priorities.
3. Tailored Quote
After our chat, I’ll provide a handwritten summary quote (for in-person consultations), followed by a detailed, itemised quote via email, complete with mood board images if required. This helps you visualise the designs and ensures full clarity on costs.
4. Booking Your Date
Once you’re happy with the proposal, a booking fee secures your date in my diary. From there, we stay in touch as your plans develop—you’re always welcome to ask questions or make updates along the way.
5. Final Details & Confirmation
Around 6–8 weeks before your wedding, we’ll go over everything to confirm flower choices, quantities, delivery details, and timings. A final invoice is issued, with payment due before the big day.
6. On the Day
I take care of everything on the day—from delivering your bouquets and buttonholes, to setting up ceremony and venue flowers, and arranging any hired items. I make sure every detail is in place, so you can relax and enjoy your day.
What is the most interesting thing you have put in a bouquet?
Mini Pumpkins!
Is there a flower that has specific symbolism that you would recommend for couples?
Flowers are deeply personal. A bloom that brings joy and meaning to one couple might hold a different—or even difficult—significance for another. That’s why I take the time to understand your individual preferences and stories before designing your arrangements
What is the most romantic flower and why?
The rose is often seen as the most romantic flower—especially the classic red rose, symbolising love and passion. But romance is personal, and so are flowers. What feels romantic to one couple might hold a very different meaning for another. That’s why I always take time to understand your preferences and any special associations you have. Your flowers should be as meaningful to you as they are beautiful.
What should you do with the flowers after the wedding?
Don’t let your beautiful flowers go to waste—there are so many meaningful ways to share them.
Give them away to as many people as you can—friends, family, venue staff, or even strangers—you’ll brighten someone’s day. Take some home to enjoy yourself as a reminder of all the joy and love from your wedding.
If you had loved ones who couldn’t be there, why not have someone drop off a bouquet to them with a note to say they were missed and thought of?
You might also choose to take some flowers to the graveside of a loved one who has passed, as a quiet way to include them in your day and honour their memory.
And if you'd like, I can even collect your flowers after the wedding and repurpose them into small arrangements or keepsake gifts for you to share with others. It’s a lovely way to extend the beauty and sentiment of your celebration.