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1. Foliage – Set the Scene

Begin by placing your oak leaves into the vase, fanning them out to create a broad, natural frame. Position one stem to each side—this gives your arrangement width and movement.
Then add in the gold metallic eucalyptus. Its shimmering finish brings a touch of autumn luxury and adds depth, drama, and dimension to your foundation.

2. Focal Flowers – Warmth & Wonder

Now introduce the stars of the season. First, place your burnt orange mophead hydrangea its large, bold bloom delivers instant impact.
Add the honey-coloured Fuji mum, with its soft petals and rich tone—my absolute favourite for autumn!
To finish this layer, tuck in sprigs of orchard blossom in a vibrant yellow, offering contrast and a burst of seasonal sunshine.

3. Filler – Harvest Texture

Complete your display with the earthy beauty of dried grain sorghum spray. This is the perfect autumn filler—textural, grounding, and full of rustic charm.
Layer it between your focal blooms and around the base to add fullness and visual interest.

A warm cosy mix, this autumn arrangement layers airy Pampas with plush seasonal accents for a softly structured, harvest-ready look.

1. Foliage - Begin by placing the Printed Eucalyptus and Fall Branch stems in your vase. Let a few stand tall for height, with others angling outward to create a gentle, asymmetric frame. This step sets the silhouette and gives your bouquet its natural, woodland structure.
2. Filler – Now build your cushion of texture. Weave in generous Fluffy Pampas to add depth and softness, then thread the Linum throughout for light, airy movement. The pampas creates the cloud; the linum brings the flutter, together they fill space.
3. Focal Flowers – Nestle in the Soft Peonies so they sit slightly above the filler, grouping them in odd numbers for a relaxed, garden feel. Tuck the Velvet Pumpkins low and close to the heart of the design, as if they’ve ripened right in the arrangement. This contrast of plush pumpkins and romantic blooms finishes the look with a rich, autumnal focal.

A wild and energetic mix that lives up to its name – this arrangement is all about bold structure and vibrant texture.

1. Foliage – Frame the Drama

Begin by placing the Dried Touch Fall Branches and tall Reed Stems into your vase. Let them stand tall and proud – this step gives your bouquet height and structure.

2. Filler – The Star Support

In this display, the filler takes centre stage. Layer in generous amounts of Dried Gypsophila and White Limonium to add softness, movement, and texture. These create a cloud-like base that adds depth and energy to the arrangement.

3. Focal Flowers – Vintage Chic

Now nestle in your Dried Touch Peonies. Their loose, vintage-style blooms bring a soft romance that contrasts beautifully with the bold filler and upright foliage.

Create this sunshine-soaked arrangement in just three simple steps, using our floral "recipe" format – just like baking, but with blooms!

1. Foliage – The Base Layer

Start by placing your ferns and Japonica spray into the vase. Let the leaves stretch out and spill over the edges – don’t be shy! This step sets the shape and gives the bouquet its natural, airy feel.

2. Focal Flowers – The Showstoppers

Next, add your stars of the show: our Dried Touch Peonies and bold Gerberas. Let them sit slightly above the foliage and face different angles to create a relaxed, garden-picked vibe.

3. Filler – The Finishing Touch

Step back and spot any gaps. Fill them with soft pink Limonium to add texture, and for a playful pop of summer colour, tuck in some of our juicy artificial raspberries.

This bouquet is sophisticated, luxurious, and just a little bit wild – perfect for adding drama to any statement area of your home.

1. Foliage – The Foundation

Start with the lush green Hoya Spray. Its leaves form a grounding base and introduce a rich green that anchors the brighter blooms to come.

2. Filler – The Drama Builder

Add in the striking Japanese Quince Spray. Its angular branches and neutral blossoms create height, depth, and a slightly sculptural silhouette that draws the eye.

3. Focal Flowers – Bold & Beautiful

Place your large-headed Stargazer Lilies, Paniculata Hydrangea, and deep sea blue Bantry Bay Roses at the heart of the display. These powerhouse blooms add colour and volume.
To finish, slip in the trailing Mini Willow to the front of your vase– it's the final detail that connects everything, especially when echoing mirror or mantel styling.

This Boho Bridal Bouquet is a freeform pageant style design. The easiest way to create this is style of bouquet is flat on your table or work bench.

1/ Foliage - Open and fan out your foliage flat on the bench

2/ Filler - Open and fan out your filler and place on top of your foliage in layers

3/ Focal Flowers - Place your focal flowers in the centre of your bouquet, be sure to stagger them at different heights.

4/ Carefully tease some of the filler through to the front of your flowers adding texture to the bouquet

5/ Secure with a cable tie or strong tape round the stems and finish with satin ribbon

This Wild Vintage Bridal Bouquet is a freeform posy style design. The easiest way to create your posy is holding the stems in one hand and rotating the bouquet as you add the different elements.

1/ Foliage - Open and fan out your foliage

2/ Focal Flowers - Add one flower stem into your bouquet, rotate the bouquet and add another flower stem, continue adding until you are happy with the size of your posy. Be sure to stagger the flowers at different heights to create that loose, just picked natural feel.

3/ Filler - Open and fan out your filler, rotate the bouquet and add small stems of filler where you see spaces between the flowers

4/ Secure with a cable tie or strong tape round the stems and finish with satin ribbon

This Timeless Bridal Bouquet is a freeform posy style design. The easiest way to create your posy is holding the stems in one hand and rotating the bouquet as you add the different elements.

1/ Foliage - Open and fan out your foliage

2/ Focal Flowers - Add one flower stem into your bouquet, rotate the bouquet and add another flower stem, continue adding until you are happy with the size of your posy. Be sure to stagger the flowers at different heights to create that loose, just picked natural feel.

3/ Filler - Open and fan out your filler, rotate the bouquet and add small stems of filler where you see spaces between the flowers

4/ Secure with a cable tie or strong tape round the stems and finish with satin ribbon

This Kissed By Sunshine Bridal Bouquet is a freeform posy style design. The easiest way to create your posy is holding the stems in one hand and rotating the bouquet as you add the different elements.

1/ Foliage - Open and fan out your foliage

2/ Focal Flowers - Add one flower stem into your bouquet, rotate the bouquet and add another flower stem, continue adding until you are happy with the size of your posy. Be sure to stagger the flowers at different heights to create that loose, just picked natural feel.

3/ Filler - Open and fan out your filler, rotate the bouquet and add small stems of filler where you see spaces between the flowers

4/ Secure with a cable tie or strong tape round the stems and finish with satin ribbon

This Spring Bridal Bouquet is a freeform posy style design. The easiest way to create your posy is holding the stems in one hand and rotating the bouquet as you add the different elements.

1/ Foliage - Open and fan out your foliage

2/ Filler - Open and fan out your filler, weave this evenly into your foliage

3/ Focal Flowers - Add one flower stem into your bouquet, rotate the bouquet and add another flower stem, continue adding until you are happy with the size of your posy. Be sure to stagger the flowers at different heights to create that just picked meadow feel. 

4/ Secure with a cable tie or strong tape round the stems and finish with satin ribbon

This Boho Bridal Bouquet is a freeform pageant style design. The easiest way to create this is style of bouquet is flat on your table or work bench.

1/ Foliage - Open and fan out your foliage flat on the bench

2/ Filler - Open and fan out your filler and place on top of your foliage in layers

3/ Focal Flowers - Place your focal flowers in the centre of your bouquet, be sure to stagger them at different heights.

4/ Carefully tease some of the filler through to the front of your flowers adding texture to the bouquet

5/ Secure with a cable tie or strong tape round the stems and finish with satin ribbon

This Blushing Pink Bridal Bouquet is a round posy style design. The easiest way to create your posy is holding the stems in one hand and rotating the bouquet as you add the different elements.

1/ Foliage - Open and fan out your foliage

2/ Focal Flowers - Add one flower stem into your bouquet, rotate the bouquet and add another flower stem, continue adding until you are happy with the size of your posy. Take care to place the flowers into your hand at a consistent height to keep a neat round form

3/ Filler - Open and fan out your filler, rotate the bouquet and add small stems of filler where you see spaces between the flowers

4/ Secure with a cable tie or strong tape round the stems and finish with satin ribbon

This Orchid Bridal Bouquet is a Timeless Classic -The easiest way to create this style of bouquet is flat on your table or work bench.

1/ Foliage - Open and fan out your foliage flat on the bench

2/ Filler - Open and fan out your filler and place on top of your foliage in layers

3/ Focal Flowers - Place the orchid to one side & the roses to the other

4/ Carefully tease some of the filler through to the front of your flowers adding texture to the bouquet

5/ Secure with a cable tie or strong tape round the stems and finish with satin ribbon