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Lamber de Bie Flowers Lamber de Bie Flowers has retail florist shop in Ireland since Nov '99 in Waterford and Kilkenny and Deliver luxury flower bouquet anywhere in Ireland.

Lamber De Bie is the go to florist for luxury wedding flowers in the South East in Ireland. Our florist webshop is open 24/7
www.lamberdebie.ie

20/10/2026

This is the transitional bouquet. ๐ŸŒฟ

Late summer stepping aside for autumn. Soft colours deepening into something moodier, richer, more considered. And the greens threading through all of it, grounding every stem.

This combination is one of the biggest wedding trends right now. And standing in front of it, it is easy to see exactly why.

The seasons know what they are doing. ๐ŸŒธ

18/10/2026

You can always tell us exactly what you want. ๐ŸŒฟ

A colour. A flower. A vase you already own. A bouquet you had once and never forgot.

This arrangement was made for a customer in Waterford who loved it so much she ordered the exact same one for her second shop in Galway. She tried to find it there. She could not. So she came back to us.

Moody purples. Carnations in every shade of violet. Thistle threading through. A little pink. Sized perfectly for the vase she already has at home.

And yes, carnations. Lamber will defend them every single time. Once considered old-fashioned, now one of the most exciting flowers in the shop. Long lasting, deeply coloured, strong and beautiful. The market caught up eventually.

Call us, email us or leave a note on the website. Tell us what you love and we will make it happen. ๐ŸŒธ

15/10/2026

The house feels naked without flowers. ๐ŸŒฟ

A dog helps. A bunch of seasonal autumn flowers helps just as much.

Lamber has to have something on the kitchen counter. Always. It is not decoration. It is the feeling of a home that is alive.

This is why we do what we do. ๐ŸŒธ

13/10/2026

Tea break. ๐ŸŒฟ

Lived-in luxury looks like this too.

11/10/2026

Friends over tonight. So the flowers had to be right. ๐ŸŒฟ

Calla lilies. Chrysanthemum blooms. Dill, for that scent that fills the kitchen before anything else does. Rose hips. Berries. Grasses, always the grasses. Crocosmia in orange. Oak leaf. Two-tone roses in the most beautiful colour.

And the vase that has lived on this kitchen table for many, many years. Venetian glass, hand-blown inside a frame. When the glass cools it shrinks just slightly, so the frame sits loose around it but never leaves. A beautiful, quiet piece of craft that most people would never even notice.

Lamber always says it. Have flowers in your home. And tonight, he is practicing exactly what he preaches.

This is what lived-in luxury actually looks like. ๐ŸŒธ

09/10/2026

Your granny was onto something with the ink. ๐ŸŒฟ

It turns out the colour of a hydrangea is not fixed. It is determined by the soil. The iron content, specifically. Sulphate of iron added to the ground will shift a pink hydrangea toward blue. Rusty nails work too, apparently. A handful thrown into the soil and left to do their thing.

And here is something that stops most people in their tracks. Every hydrangea, at its origin, was white or pale pink. Every blue, every purple, every deep dramatic tone you have ever admired came from the ground it grew in.

Someone in this conversation compared them to cauliflowers.

Lamber was not thrilled about that.

We think it is a compliment. ๐ŸŒธ

07/10/2026

Every Thursday, fresh flowers arrive in hotel lobbies across the region. Every Monday, offices and reception desks. ๐ŸŒฟ

Made in our studio in Thomastown and our shop in Waterford, delivered directly to your door. We bring a fresh arrangement in a glass vase, place it into your display vessel, take the old one back and leave. No mess, no fuss, no vases to clean.

At all times, your guests walk into something beautiful.

We work with the seasons, so the colours change naturally throughout the year. Something fresh, something considered, something that puts a smile on the people who matter most in your business.

Weekly contracts, one-off events, important client visits. Whatever you need, we would love to talk. ๐ŸŒธ

Reach out via the link in bio.

05/10/2026

25 blooms. One square metre. One harvest a year. ๐ŸŒฟ

Lamber walked through hydrangea fields in the Netherlands recently and came back thinking about price differently than ever before.

One plant, grown directly into the ground. Tended for a full year. And at the end of it, 25 flowers from that single square metre of soil. Those flowers then travel to the auction, are transported across borders, pass through the hands of a florist, and finally reach you.

Every person along that chain has to make a living.

The grower Lamber visited had been informed a year and a half in advance that a florist needed enormous hydrangeas for a specific event. A year and a half of growing, tending and waiting for one order.

When you hold a hydrangea, that is what you are holding. ๐ŸŒธ

Next time you wonder about the price of flowers, think about the field.

02/10/2026

Autumn is Mashy's favourite season to reach for. ๐ŸŒฟ

All summer she works in pinks and purples, soft and gentle. And then September arrives and suddenly there are oranges everywhere and everything changes.

Crocosmia in vivid orange. Spider chrysanthemum, a variety she only discovered this spring in a flower shop in Amsterdam, extraordinary and completely new to her. Traditional single headed chrysanthemum. Deep purple carnations. Blue thistle, matte and architectural. Orange snapdragons. Orange roses. Frilly grasses catching the light.

And here is what makes it all work together. Texture.

The matte blue of the thistle beside the shiny burgundy. The soft frilled grasses beside the dense fullness of a rose. Every element feeling different under your hand and looking different to your eye. That contrast of texture is what gives an arrangement its depth, its life, its reason to keep looking.

Autumn does this better than any other season. More colour to reach for, more texture to play with, more richness in every stem.

We cannot wait. ๐ŸŒธ

30/09/2026

Purple and orange. Opposite on the colour wheel. Perfect together. ๐ŸŒฟ

This is the September flower. A beautiful lilac purple that you might already have growing in your garden right now. It comes in pinks and whites too, but this vibrant purple is the one that stops you.

Here is something worth knowing about colour. Opposites on the colour wheel do not clash. They strengthen each other. The purple makes the orange more orange. The orange makes the purple more purple. Put them side by side and both colours become more themselves than they were alone.

For an autumn arrangement with real impact, this combination is extraordinary. Bold, seasonal and completely alive. ๐ŸŒธ

Ask for it in the shop right now.

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8 Ormonde Street
Kilkenny
R95WC94

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