Bespoke bouquet design in Adelaide
Send us a photo, a palette, or just a description of the person. We design a bespoke bouquet around it, send you a sketch of stems, and build it fresh on delivery day.
A bouquet that only exists once
Bespoke means we start with your brief, not our shelf. A favourite flower, a colour from her wedding dress, the garden your nan used to keep. We translate that into stems that are actually at the market this week.
Every bespoke order goes through the same loop: brief, stem selection photo, locked price, then the build. You see it before we wrap it. If something looks off, we fix it before it leaves the bench. Not after it lands on a doorstep.
What it costs
Custom doesn't mean mystery pricing. Three sizes, and the quote is locked before we cut a single stem.
| What you get | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| The Posy | Compact hand-tie, seasonal stems, paper wrap and card | $68 |
| The Signature | Full bouquet with foliage layers, ribbon, vase-ready cut | $110 |
| The Statement | Oversized arrangement, premium stems, ceramic pot option | $165 |
| The Commission | One-off installation or event piece, quoted per brief | from $240 |
All prices include the design consult and a photo before delivery. See the full price list.
How it runs
Six steps, most of them invisible to you. The only homework: tell us who it's for.
Your brief
Call, message or use the order form. Photos, colours, banned flowers. Anything helps.
Stem selection
We pick from what's fresh at the market and send a photo of the palette before buying.
Locked quote
One price, including delivery if needed. No 'starting from' tricks.
The build
Arranged on the morning it ships, never the night before.
Photo check
You approve the finished piece or send us back to the bench. This is the step other florists skip.
Delivery
Water-packed, carded, driven over by us. Delivery photo on request.
Recent bespoke builds
Every one of these started as three sentences from a customer.
Daniel Mercer, head florist
Daniel started on a flower farm outside Mount Barker and has spent eleven years on the bench. His rule for bespoke work: if he can't name who it's for, it's not finished.
He still does the early market run himself twice a week, mostly because he doesn't trust anyone else to squeeze the roses.
Asked about this
The questions custom work always brings up.
Got a person in mind?
Send the brief. Three sentences is plenty. We'll come back with stems and a price today.