If you’re planning a wedding and want floral designs that feel fresh, natural, and effortlessly beautiful, Fraoch Floral Design is here to help. Based in Dundee’s West End, this expert florist specialises in garden-inspired arrangements tailored for modern couples. Serving venues across Dundee, Angus, Fife, and Perthshire, Fraoch Floral Design offers a friendly, down-to-earth approach that makes the whole process smooth and enjoyable—from your first chat right through to your big day.
Your wedding is one of a kind, and your flowers should be too. Fraoch Floral Design takes the time to get to know your style and story, creating bespoke floral designs that truly reflect who you are as a couple. Combining creativity, expert craftsmanship, and a genuine passion for flowers, every arrangement is thoughtfully designed and carefully crafted to bring your vision to life.
It was a few years ago now but we had the pleasure of working in the West Coast of Scotland for a Wedding at Culzean Castle. What made it so memorable was the time spent with the bride and her family who visited us throughout the days leading to the wedding, marvelling at the designs we were creating for the day. Being at the Church to see the Bride & Groom depart for their venue as Husband & Wife with the biggest smiles, happiness and thanks for their gorgeous flowers was something really quite special
Diverse, natural, organic, garden and playful
The majority of our bookings are from recommendations of past clients and quite often wedding guests. Knowing that our business continues to grow through the happiness of our clients or our eye-catching designs makes us really quite proud
Before meeting your florist think about the colour palettes you prefer and gather some images of designs or flowers that you like or love. It can sometimes be hard to convey your ideas especially if not floral minded but via pictures or notes about the aspirations for your day your florist can transform these ideas into something personal and unique
When clients include something memorable or personal to their designs be it a rose from grandad's garden or incorporating favourite flowers of passed loved ones
Following initial contact we provide relevant information to your query. An initial phone call can be arranged to discuss ideas or an in person consultation where we discuss all your wedding flower and décor ideas. An estimated quote is then [prepared with preliminary ideas for approval.
Depending on what stage you are in the planning process we may arrange a further meeting to streamline ideas further.
Within the 6-8 weeks of the wedding it is time to finalise requirements, check all details are correct and confirm delivery schedule for the day. A final invoice is then sent for approval with payment due 2 weeks prior to the wedding date
For out of area or overseas clients we will liaise by email sending a questionnaire to find out more about your wedding day ideas. We will then follow up by creating a design brief that will provide suggestions and images for you to peruse. Upon confirmation of requirements we will send a quote for the items required and as we progress closer to the wedding we will follow up to confirm all requirements and delivery details for the wedding day
Vegetables! for a client who wanted an organic design. The bouquet featured aubergines, carrots foliage's and more
For a Scottish appeal the eryngium thistle or clusters of heather is often favored by clients. We will often source flora & fauna specific to a region or Country that is part of our clients heritage for instance Ferns from New Zealand or Protea from Africa
A Rose is probably the most romantic of flowers as it is used as a symbol of love but Romance isn't just limited to roses. On occasion brides will include a flower type they've received in the past from their groom such orchids because to them that is is the most special and Romantic flower they have received
We strongly believe in utilising the flowers after the wedding be it giving them as a gift or using as a remembrance design. Its also lovely to distribute them within the community such as to nursing homes where the flowers will certainly brighten and bring joy to the residents