READING TIME: 2 min 49 sec
PUBLICATION DATE: 05/26/2025
UPDATED: 05/26/2025
Some floral designers create arrangements. Mrs Gibbons Flowers creates emotion. Known for infusing weddings with modern artistry and soul, this floral studio has become a haven for couples seeking something beyond the expected.
“At the heart of everything we do at Mrs Gibbons Flowers is a deep respect for individuality,” they share. “We’re not just here to create something beautiful—we’re here to listen, to interpret, and to craft floral work that feels like an honest extension of our couples’ style and story.”
With a background rooted in both design and deep emotional intuition, Mrs Gibbons Flowers views non-traditional floral elements not as a risk—but as a revelation.
“I see non-traditional elements as a way to push floral design into a more modern, sculptural space—where flowers aren’t just beautiful, but deeply expressive.”
This philosophy shines through in their use of architectural branches, unexpected textures, and even natural materials collected from locations meaningful to the couple. For them, floristry is about more than arranging stems—it's about telling stories in three-dimensional form.
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“Less filler, more form,” they explain. These designs rely on striking shapes, negative space, and arrangements that breathe like contemporary sculptures.
From flowering herbs pulled from a grandmother’s garden to fruiting branches that carry personal symbolism, every element has meaning.
Think flowers growing out of cobblestones or climbing ancient stone walls. “We want the flowers to feel like they’ve always belonged to the space,” they add.
Gone are the days of safe pastel palettes. Clients are now embracing bold tones, rich gradients, and unexpected pairings. “Colour becomes a design tool, not just a decoration.”
A single stem reaching in an unusual direction. A touch of wildness in an otherwise refined piece. “It’s refined, but never rigid,” they say, capturing the raw beauty of nature.
Many couples come to Mrs Gibbons unsure of their floral “style”—and that’s exactly how it should be.
“My role as a floral artist isn’t to slot you into a design category,” they explain. “It’s to draw out who you are and translate that into flowers that feel uniquely yours.”
Their advice to couples:
Start with how you want the day to feel—elegant, wild, intimate, bold.
Let your venue guide you—designs should speak to the space.
Bring inspiration that’s personal—a piece of art, a texture, a scent, a memory.
Don’t overdefine it—the best floral stories emerge naturally through collaboration.
While Mrs Gibbons Flowers works primarily with seasonal blooms, orchids hold a special place in their heart:
“Orchids will always hold a very special place in my heart as they have a personal significance to me,” they share. But ultimately, their designs thrive on what nature offers in abundance. “That’s where the most incredible designs begin.”
If they could give advice to their younger self, it would be this:
“Learn as much as you possibly can—about flowers, yes, but also about business, mechanics, and the art of design… It’s not enough to just love flowers—you need a clear sense of why you’re doing this.”
They emphasize the importance of mastering the technical, staying true to your creative voice, and remembering that the best work lives where passion and purpose meet.
“Don’t chase trends or try to be everything to everyone. The right clients will find you when your work is honest, intentional, and aligned with what you truly love to create.”
Every stem placed by Mrs Gibbons Flowers carries intent. It’s not just about beauty—it’s about resonance.
“Flowers have an incredible ability to speak without words. Through movement, form, colour and contrast, they can hold meaning, memory, and emotion.”
This is where Mrs Gibbons Flowers stands apart—not just as a florist, but as a true artist of emotion. And for couples who want their wedding florals to do more than decorate—to express—this studio offers something unforgettable.
