Hands Full of Flowers

05/09/2026

Garden-inspired floral urn design filled with seasonal texture. Love this natural and edited palette. I wanted this design to feel as though a piece of the garden had found its way indoors.

It has taken me years to fall in love with trailing amaranthus stems. Now, I'm a little bit obsessed and have far too many photos of this design, it has been very distracting!

These old wooden drawers belonged to Sage's grandfather, a old-fashioned country doctor. The kind that simply doesn't exist anymore. All of his patients' cards would have been stored in them. Now, they hold my dried cones ready for wreath-making season that just might nearly be upon us!

25/08/2026

Every bouquet takes a little part of my heart as they go to their new home.

08/08/2026

When the brief is 'wild' my heart quietly sings

07/08/2026

Table styling. Designed with gentle intention for conversation and laughter

07/08/2026

Styling the tables. I love this part of a day full of florals. The intentional details that support the chatter and laughter.

16/07/2026

Come with me to a little snippet behind the scenes from last week.

A lovely Highland wedding in Kirkhill filled with July's seasonal beauties.

When the bride asks for lots of foliage, my heart does a little skip of pure joy.

09/07/2026

Designed to dance.

A gentle garden gathering in the softest of summer shades.

29/06/2026

Flower Crowns. The most intricate, complex, hardest working accessory. So much care and knowledge goes into selecting, picking, planning and placing every tiny stem.
Never just an add on to your day's accessories.

17/06/2026

Choosing stems at their peak. Looking for natural movement, texture, colour, perfume, softness, but also stamina. It's a long day for a bridal bouquet. They might be in warm hands on a warm day, climbing a mountain, or being carried along a windswept beach.

12/06/2026