Wedding Florists in South West

Cornwall has long been known for growing daffodils, and early spring weddings in the South West can make the most of that, with narcissi, tulips and blossom arriving before much of the rest of the country catches up. By late summer the hedgerows of Devon and Somerset suggest a looser, wilder look, and many couples ask for foliage-heavy designs that sit comfortably in a barn or a marquee on farmland.

Venue styles to plan around

• Coastal ceremonies in Cornwall, Devon and Dorset: wind is a real factor, so ask your florist about weighted arches and sturdy, low arrangements.
• Honey-coloured Cotswold stone in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire suits soft creams, apricots and plenty of greenery.
• City venues in Bristol and Bath often have set-up and clear-down windows, which affects how much can be installed.

The region is long, and a florist based in Bristol may need extra time and travel to reach west Cornwall. Mention the exact venue early so they can check access and whether arrangements can move from ceremony to reception. Summer weekends are busy across the South West, so it is worth contacting florists as soon as your date and venue are fixed, then confirming final flower choices nearer the time once you know what the season is producing.