Featherstone Flowers
FIELD & DESIGN

As the weather finally begins to turn from a very grey winter, we see spring exploding all around us. There is a different atmosphere here at Featherstone Flowers among the team — a little panic as we try to keep up with the myriad of jobs on the field, and real delight as the birdsong rises to a roar in the mornings. The joy of harvesting fresh green material and our own flowers from the field is catching, and we find ourselves creating arrangements simply for the sheer plea

Celebrating the tulips from this season, including rich and luxurious reds Earlier this week, we gathered some of our favourite...

Did you know that the average carbon footprint of a wedding in the UK is more than the average annual household footprint? Each year,...

After an incredibly busy season, the Featherstone team recently took a few days to reconnect with the essence of what we do best –...

Featherstone Flowers created a Victorian floral mannequin for The Grand Stonehenge Dahlia Show, celebrating history and local blooms.

On 14th March we (Katie & Jess) headed into Winchester to create a living spring wreath to hang outside of The Winchester Orangery. We...

Spring has sprung, and with it comes the excitement of creating my first bridal bouquet of the year, filled with the most exquisite...

Flowers aren't subjected to the same rules or checks as food is which means there's little transparency in where they come from or how...

January : Urn Arrangement The following urn arrangement is a perfect for sitting on a hall table in your home, or could be scaled up to...