If you’re planning your wedding in or around Chatham, Kent, Sarah Michaels and her family-run team at MaSK Flowers are here to make your floral dreams come true. With years of experience and a passion for wedding floristry, they specialize in creating stunning flower designs that perfectly complement your big day. Recognized as Medway’s best floristry business, MaSK Flowers combines expert craftsmanship with warm, personal service to bring your vision to life.
With a deep understanding of wedding floristry, the MaSK Flowers team knows how to turn your ideas into breathtaking floral arrangements. From elegant bridal bouquets and delicate buttonholes to beautiful church decorations and venue styling, they cover every floral detail. Couples consistently praise their professionalism and creativity, with many delighted to have found such a reliable florist for their special day.
MaSK Flowers is known for its friendly, approachable team who listen carefully to your needs. Whether you have a clear vision or need expert advice, they work closely with you to design flowers that reflect your style and theme. Every arrangement is crafted with care and attention to detail, ensuring your wedding flowers are as unique and memorable as your celebration.
Providing the wedding flowers of a couple who gave me a colour scheme, budget and quantities of items and left me to create something completely unique to them.
versatile, honest, varied, classy, real look.
Making designs with artificial flowers that look real and really listening to clients to achieve exactly what they want.
Have your bridesmaids dresses before organising flowers to be sure it all works together on the big day.
Mini photos in locket frames attached to bouquets for lost loved ones.
Our artificial flowers are mainly online ordering, however some adjustments to designs would be made and we do this by phone. We also have brides sending over pictures of designs to recreate, which we are more than happy to do. When a bride orders fresh flowers we prefer to see them in store, some flower shades can be tricky in photos and artificial light. For example I once had a bride who was adamant her bridesmaids dresses were red and so the flowers should be too, when she brought a fabric swatch in it turned out that raspberry flower shades worked best, so you can never be too cautious with this sort of thing.
A sixpence, a family wedding heirloom passed on from great grandmother, grandmother, mother to daughter.
No, each couple with have a flower that means something to special to them.
Personally I do not have one, I appreciate a really good quality flower of any type, any flower can be romantic depending on how it has been given and why.
The beauty of artificial is that they can be kept, given as gifts, used in vases around the home afterwards......the ideas are endless, when it is fresh flowers a lot of my brides will get them made into paperweights to give as gifts or leave them on a lost relatives grave.