Beautifully Timeless Wedding and Event Flowers

in the Heart of England

To me, flowers are the must-have element to make any space feel complete.

A thoughtfully arranged bouquet or fragrant and seasonal floral centrepiece is the secret ingredient that will make a living room feel more homely, or create a sense of comfort and wonder in any celebration.

From my Warwickshire studio, I work with couples and individuals who, like me, have fallen head over heels in love with the way flowers can make them feel. Whether you’re planning an elegantly personal wedding, organising an exquisite dinner party or simply looking to add fresh yet sophisticated style to your home, Griffiths & Co floral design studio has the finishing touches you’ve been looking for.

intuitive,

Elegant

floral design

for celebrations

of all sizes

It’s important to me that my expertise in wedding and event flowers is accessible to anyone for whom flowers bring joy, whether your event has two guests or two hundred. While I adore bringing my classical floral style to large-scale arrangements for bigger weddings and events, there’s an undeniable magic about intimate weddings and elopements.

A once-in-a-lifetime bouquet and buttonhole pairing can have as much meaningful impact as a venue decked to the rafters with flowers. I’m committed to bringing the same levels of design, knowledge and passion to all my clients, no matter if your event is a bijou beauty or a maximalist masterpiece.

Meet Matilda

Flowers have been written into my story since before I was born – my family tree is definitely a blossoming one!

I love to use carefully sourced varieties and rarer flowers that you won’t find in your typical florist’s shop to create elegant and traditional arrangements with a fresh twist. This is floral design that feels like fragrant tea in bone china, like the flicker of candlelight on silverware at a long dining table, like a walk through a glorious English garden. Needless to say, I absolutely love my job.

Find out more about me and my approach here →