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Crafting Your Unforgettable Wedding Day with Timeless Florals
Based in the heart of Lymm, Cheshire, The Petal Shop offers a personal and creative floral design service dedicated to making your wedding day as beautiful as you’ve always imagined. Led by Sarah, a passionate flower lover, The Petal Shop believes wedding flowers are more than decoration—they tell your unique love story with care and beauty. Rooted in nature, their timeless floral designs perfectly reflect each couple’s vision.
A Personal and Sustainable Approach to Your Wedding Flowers
The Petal Shop is committed to sustainability and eco-conscious floristry. Whenever possible, flowers are sourced from local Cheshire growers, ensuring your arrangements are fresh, seasonal, and in harmony with nature. This eco-friendly mindset is part of every step—from your first consultation to the final floral display. By truly understanding your personality and style, Sarah ensures your wedding flowers are a genuine expression of you as a couple.
Bespoke Floral Designs Tailored to Your Celebration
Whether you have a clear vision or need inspiration, The Petal Shop works closely with you to bring your floral dreams to life. Every design is completely bespoke and tailored to your preferences, including:
- Bridal Bouquets: Crafted to be as unforgettable as your wedding day, each bouquet is a personal work of art.
- Buttonholes & Corsages: Elegant, complementary designs for the groom, groomsmen, and special guests.
- Venue Styling: From stunning floral arches and flower clouds to beautiful centrepieces, The Petal Shop creates immersive floral installations that transform your venue.
With years of experience designing wedding florals across Cheshire and the North West, Sarah brings creativity and care to every arrangement. As a dedicated wedding florist, she ensures your flowers speak from the heart on your most special day, making your celebration truly unforgettable.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
Ooooooh so many!!! But it was possibly one of my first ever larger weddings I created pieces for at Gorton Monastery back in 2016. It was autumn and the bride and groom were fabulous and let me have free reign on my designs, so I went for fresh vibrant chinese lanterns with gorgeous orange gerberas and softer yellow and burnt orange tones with ample foliage, plus dried fruits and pine cones... it was a perfect autumn combination and I knew from that second this was my calling!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Unstructured, relaxed, natural, individual, emotive
What about your business are you most proud of?
I am so proud that it is purely my own business, and I always get to be the one creating the pieces for my clients. Every single time I feel the most incredible emotion when I hand over the bridal bouquet on their big day
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Relax and enjoy it! Focus on all the things that you both love, and everything else will fit right around you. You don't have to have a theme, you can have as many different narratives as you like! This is your day. Take your time to pick the right suppliers and meet with them, then trust them to create more than your dreams.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
So so many to choose from again! But perhaps one that sticks with me was when the groom made a huge three tier chocolate fudge wedding cake, delivered and decorated it all by himself. It was completely different from any other wedding cake I had seen and it was just fabulous for so many reasons!
Describe your typical process with a couple.
I always like to get to know my couples as much as possible so I can make sure what I am creating is perfect for you. This would likely involve meeting up or having an initial chat, with exchanges of images and ideas, and then creating an initial quotation with no obligation. It's so great to meet or talk to both of you, but it's also totally fine if just one half prefers to deal with the floral design. There is not one ounce of judgment here - just a total passion to create your dream! Whatever works for you works for me.
What is the most interesting thing you have put in a bouquet?
This is such a sad one sorry, but it was the bride's father's cufflink. He had sadly passed away just before her wedding but she knew she had a piece of him with her when she walked down the aisle.
Is there a flower that has specific symbolism that you would recommend for couples?
All flowers have special symbolism! The language of flowers is as old as time, and is internationally understood. They are such an important part of a wedding (I am slightly biased I know!)
What is the most romantic flower and why?
The one that makes your heart skip a little more than the rest!
What should you do with the flowers after the wedding?
So many wonderful options, I love this question! You can give away your centrepieces (to family or a care home, or friends!) and for your bridal bouquet you can have it professionally dried and framed, or pressed, or even made into a beautiful glass ball paperweight. You can also have your bridal bouquet painted. Shall I go on?!