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Luxuriously abundant, seasonal flowers for the discerning couple.
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Products and Services
Aisle Decorations
Bouquets
Buttonholes
Centrepieces
Chuppah
Clean-Up
Corsages
Delivery
Flower Confetti
Flower Crowns
Flower Girl Baskets
Fresh Flowers
Greenery Hire
Minimum Order
Pre-Wedding Consultation
Set-Up
Vases
Wedding Arches
Full Description
Established in 2002. TWHFCo is widely known for beautiful, abundant and seasonal floral design. Specialising in weddings and events, Lindsey works from a studio in West Berkshire.
A firm believer that one size does not fit all, she creates a range of classic as well as more contemporary floral styles to suit any look or aesthetic. Drawing her inspiration from the seasons, where ever possible Lindsey loves to use locally sourced flowers and foliage in her work.
Working closely with her clients, she has a knack of capturing their vision and translating these into beautiful floral designs. From large outdoor ceremonies in castles or rustic country barns to intimate parties in a private club or at home. Experienced and highly skilled in all aspects of classic and contemporary wedding floristry design.
An experienced florist, her studio is always busy, her aim is to create exquisite flowers which leave lasting memories.
Personal Message from the Manager
Name of Wedding Contact: Lindsey
Tell me all about your floral vision for your big day! Why not get in touch, drop me a line or give me a call to make an appointment for a consultation and bespoke quotation.
Experience
Year Business Was Established
2001
No. of Weddings Hosted
More than 50
Public Liability Insurance
Yes
No. of People In Team
3
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Press & Awards (1)
All major wedding publications
FAQ
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What is your most memorable wedding?
My own .. I would say that wouldn't I!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Abundant. Seasonal. Beautiful. Individual. Exquisite.
What about your business are you most proud of?
Three things always come up in reviews: Passion, experience and attention to detail. We aim to exceed all expectations and the love we have for our work clearly shines through.
What is your No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Pinterest is a good place to start getting ideas from the flowers to the menu; invitation ideas and any current trends. Pin your own board for your suppliers to follow, that way it's all about your preferences rather than their interpretation. I always start from the point of view of my clients, its no about me, its about you and what you want. I simply "colour" in that vision with flowers!
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
There are so many but lighting a candle for an absent friends or perhaps incorporating a photo or a ring from a late parent into your bouquet can be very poignant.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
We would meet for a chat in person or via Skype if you're abroad or far away. More often we meet at my home/studio. I like to listen to all your ideas and plans, your colour schemes and preferences. By looking through my portfolio for more ideas and suggestions, I will prepare a quote.
We can meet up as many times as required leading up to your wedding. We can always meet at the venue to walk the course if this helps visualise the flowers. I will deliver and set up on the day and clear the following day.
What is the most interesting thing you have put in a bouquet?
Vanilla pods in a herb inspired scented bouquet was a first! Then there were the copper keys, cogs and charms I once incorporated into a steam punk inspired bouquet was pretty cool too!
Is there a flower that has specific symbolism that you would recommend for couples?
Individuality is key for us, one size does not fit all so I would probably suggest certain flowers with certain meanings for different people.
What is the most romantic flower and why?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I would never say one flower has more meaning than another.
What should you do with the flowers after the wedding?
Always give them away to friends or family or keep them if you're not going on honeymoon straight away. Failing this, arrange for a local care home, charity or hostel to receive them.