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Wild Honey Floristry: Creating Joyful, Unforgettable Wedding Flowers
If you’re a couple in Bristol or the South West looking for wedding flowers that truly reflect your love story, Wild Honey Floristry is here to help. Led by Jessica Honey, a florist with a background in immersive events, this studio offers a floral design experience that’s personal, creative, and full of life. Jessica understands how powerful flowers can be in setting the perfect mood for your big day.
A Celebration of Colour, Texture, and Seasonality
Wild Honey Floristry specializes in floral designs that capture your unique personality. Their signature style is wild, vibrant, and romantic, using seasonal blooms to create arrangements bursting with colour and texture. Whether you dream of bright spring flowers or the warm, rustic tones of autumn, Jessica will craft wedding flowers that bring your vision to life beautifully and meaningfully.
Bespoke Floral Artistry Tailored to Your Wedding
- Every arrangement is thoughtfully designed with intention, colour, and care to make your wedding flowers truly memorable.
- Wild Honey Floristry focuses on telling your unique love story through expert floral design.
- They prioritize British, sustainably sourced flowers whenever possible, so your arrangements are as eco-conscious as they are stunning.
An Expert-Led, Personal Floral Experience
From your first consultation to the final placement of each bloom, Jessica works closely with you to turn your floral dreams into reality. Couples consistently praise her professionalism, creativity, and dedication—one even said she went “above and beyond.” Serving the South West, including the Cotswolds, Wiltshire, Surrey, and Gloucestershire, Wild Honey Floristry is a trusted choice for couples who want wedding flowers that are as unforgettable as their day.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
The most memorable wedding I worked on was in the Cotswolds. The venue was Anthology Farm which is so beautiful. The bride's job was sourcing vintage props . So every design detail was stunning! From the mismatched vintage brass candlesticks, and vintage champagne coupes, the bride had hand-illustrated everyones menus and made individual thank-you notes for each guest. The tablecloths were linen with a frayed edge and even the DJ booth had a linen soft striped cloth. The flowers were mainly British grown and the couple had lots of meadows with a mixture of beautiful pastel British blooms and really interesting British greenery. The Bride had also hand embroidered linens to cover drinks tables I could go on all day. It was exquisite.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Wild, colourful, unusual, playful, whimsical
What about your business are you most proud of?
Creating the kinds of flowers I would want for my wedding day.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Do what you want, trust your gut , its your day.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
I love a candle in the reception so that it smells amazing but is such an easy way for you to relive your day again and again through scent.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
We organise a free one to one consultation where we discuss ideas, address queries, assess budgets, and craft a tailored plan, transforming your floral visions into reality. I then send a bespoke proposal detailing visual ideas and costs. After this I hold your date for 2 weeks in which time we have a follow up call to make any changes, add or take away certain elements of the proposed and come up with a final plan you cant wait to see come to life.
What is the most interesting thing you have put in a bouquet?
Beautiful Flowers
Is there a flower that has specific symbolism that you would recommend for couples?
Whatever makes your heart sing
What is the most romantic flower and why?
Chocolate cosmos, I love any delicate flower but chocolate cosmos are not only divine they smell like chocolate!
What should you do with the flowers after the wedding?
I use foam free mechanics so you can enjoy your flowers for as long as they last and then recycle all of the base and flowers.