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Bride and groom holding hands in the gardens at Waddesdon Manor with a pastel bridal bouquet.

Bespoke Floral Design

Bespoke Floral Artistry for Unique Celebrations

At The Sunday Floral Studio, we create romantic, textural designs inspired by nature and tailored to your vision. From ceremony to celebration, every floral moment is thoughtfully crafted, designed and perfected to reflect your unique story.

Bride and groom walking hand in hand through the Hedsor House Ballroom decorated with romantic green and white wedding flowers.

Weddings with The Sunday Floral Studio

From intimate occasions to grand celebrations, our passion lies in creating floral designs that feel natural, romantic, and entirely personal. Inspired by the beauty of each season and the uniqueness of every couple, we take a thoughtful, hands-on approach to every wedding we flower.

Here, you’ll find more about how we work, the process of booking, and our design philosophy, along with a glimpse into the weddings we’ve had the joy of bringing to life.

A full-frame shot of the domed pergola at Froyle Park completely adorned in floral columns on all sides by The Sunday Floral Studio. The symmetry is striking — four pillars are wrapped and blooming with white, pink, and blush florals. Ivy climbs up to the dome, and the aisle is lined with low floral meadows.
Bride and groom kissing during their Limekiln wedding ceremony surrounded by romantic white meadow flowers by The Sunday Floral Studio.
Bridesmaids holding matching green and white bouquets with roses and trailing greenery at Hedsor House.
A beautiful floral arch around the doorway of a glass orangery at Le Manoir in Oxford, created by The Sunday Floral Studio.
The wedding party gathered on the steps of The Pear Tree Purton with luxury white and blush florals by The Sunday Floral Studio.
A full-frame shot of the domed pergola at Froyle Park completely adorned in floral columns on all sides by The Sunday Floral Studio. The symmetry is striking — four pillars are wrapped and blooming with white, pink, and blush florals. Ivy climbs up to the dome, and the aisle is lined with low floral meadows.
Bride and groom kissing during their Limekiln wedding ceremony surrounded by romantic white meadow flowers by The Sunday Floral Studio.
Bridesmaids holding matching green and white bouquets with roses and trailing greenery at Hedsor House.
A beautiful floral arch around the doorway of a glass orangery at Le Manoir in Oxford, created by The Sunday Floral Studio.
The wedding party gathered on the steps of The Pear Tree Purton with luxury white and blush florals by The Sunday Floral Studio.

We were completely blown away by how beautifully our vision was brought to life.

H&J
Hedsor House
Floral designer from The Sunday Floral Studio smiling softly while holding a ceramic mug in warm morning light.

A Note from Lisa

The thing I love most about designing and creating wedding flowers is that they have a unique way of completely defining how a day feels. They can soften a room, make a table feel special, bring warmth to a ceremony space, or create that little intake of breath when you first see everything come together.

For me, the joy is in all of these details. I want your flowers to feel like an effortless part of the day’s atmosphere, bringing romance and life to the space.

From our first conversations through to those final stems being placed on the day, I care deeply about making the whole process feel thoughtful and personal. Every wedding is different, and that is what makes it so lovely to design for.

— Lisa, Founder & Floral Designer

The Booking Process

We have designed florals for weddings eighteen months in advance, as well as worked to tighter timescales for last-minute celebrations. Whatever the brief we always ensure your experience is at the heart of what we do. Below is an overview of the booking process you can expect when working with us.

Following your enquiry we will contact you to arrange a zoom or telephone consultation. During this call we love to hear about you, your story and your hopes and dreams for your wedding.

After our initial call we will create a vision board which summarises the overall aesthetic for your wedding florals. We will send this to you, after which you can let us know if there are any amendments you’d like to make.

Once you are happy with your vision board we will proceed to creating a bespoke floral proposal which details all of your arrangements along with a breakdown of the investment involved.

When you are happy with your floral proposal we will send you your deposit invoice and floral contract. Once this is paid and signed your date is officially secure and you are booked in!

In the months leading up to the big day we can continue to refine and fine-tune the details as other decisions (dresses, stationery etc) are made. If possible we will also accompany you on any site visits or we will visit alone to check the space and requirements.

We will be in touch 6 weeks before your wedding date with your final invoice. We will confirm any outstanding details and ensure everyone knows the plan for the day.

Bridesmaid holding a petite white calla lily bouquet in a pale lemon dress, showcasing the 2026 trend for small, elegant bridal party flowers at Cotswolds weddings.

Smaller Celebrations

For smaller weddings and more intimate gatherings, our seasonal wedding flower packages offer a simpler way to bring our garden-led style into your day. Choose from a selection of thoughtfully designed packages and colour stories, then leave the flowers and final details in our hands.

Visit our Smaller Celebrations offering to explore our packages, colour stories and to discover how we can bring floral magic to your special day.

We can't wait to hear more about your beautiful wedding