Wildflower Bouquets

A wildflower bouquet is about looseness rather than any one flower: small heads at different heights, a bit of air between the stems, and the soft colours of a summer verge instead of a florist’s tight dome. This page gathers every design in our London studio built in that meadow style — chamomile daisies, nigella, ammi, delphinium, limonium, achillea and blue iris, mixed with garden-style roses and peonies where a bouquet needs a fuller centre. Each one is hand-tied in our SE1 studio on the day it leaves, and orders placed by 10pm are delivered across London the same day, seven days a week.

Meadow-Style Bouquets and Posies

The Wildflower garden posy is the closest to a handful picked on a walk: lilac, stocks, viburnum and star-shaped oxypetalum around a few peonies and spray roses. The Jardin de Provence brings in blue delphinium and limonium for a painterly pink-and-blue mix, and the Pink & periwinkle posy adds nigella and astilbe to roses and gerbera. For warmer colours, the Golden meadow sets sunflowers against daisies, the Vibrant meadow mix pairs sunflowers with tulips, and the Pink meadow softens pink roses and hydrangea with chamomile.

Chamomile and Daisy Bouquets

Chamomile daisy is the little white flower with the yellow centre that people usually mean by “wildflowers”. The Daisy meadows bouquet is twenty stems of nothing else, and the Chamomile daisy bouquet in white wrap is the same idea at full size. Daisy joy mixes chamomile with dianthus, and the Sky & sunshine bouquet sets daisies against blue hydrangea. More daisy designs, including gerberas, are on our daisies page.

Blue Wildflowers, Baskets and Wedding Bouquets

For blue, Bluebell elegance is thirty stems of blue iris with pale blue oxypetalum, no tinting involved; the rest of the colour is on our blue flowers page. If you would rather send a basket, the Spring meadow basket arranges white carnations, lisianthus, viburnum and nigella in natural wicker, and the Golden sunshine basket combines sunflowers with achillea, statice and solidago. For a wedding, the Wildflower bridal bouquet uses ammi, white carnations, orange alstroemeria and eucalyptus; our wildflower bridal bouquet guide explains how to plan one, and the full bridal range is on the wedding flowers page.

Wildflower Bouquets — Questions We Are Asked

Are these real British wildflowers?

Not picked from the wild, and no honest florist sells that. Native British wildflowers such as oxeye daisies or cornflowers have a very short cut season and no reliable commercial supply, and many should not be picked at all. Our bouquets use cultivated flowers that grow and look the same way — chamomile, nigella, ammi, delphinium, limonium, achillea — so the result has the meadow look and lasts in a vase.

Can I order a wildflower bouquet for same-day delivery?

Yes. Every bouquet on this page is made in the studio on the morning it goes out, so orders placed by 10pm are delivered the same day anywhere in London, including weekends and bank holidays. Hand-tied bouquets also travel to the rest of mainland Britain in 2–3 working days.

Does the bouquet look exactly like the photo?

The style, size and colour will match. Meadow flowers are seasonal, so a florist may swap one small flower for another of the same colour and shape when a variety is out of season; the main flowers named on the product page stay. If one particular flower matters, tell us in the order comment.

How long do wildflower bouquets last?

Chamomile, limonium and achillea are among the hardier cut flowers; delphinium and nigella are more delicate. Trim the stems, use fresh water and change it every two days. More tips are in our guide to how long flowers last. Every bouquet carries our freshness guarantee: it stays fresh for at least three days from delivery when the care instructions are followed, or we replace it.

Can you make a bespoke wildflower bouquet or matching wedding flowers?

Yes. Tell us the date, the colours and how many people need flowers in the order comment or by WhatsApp, and a florist will build bridesmaid posies, buttonholes or table jars in the same style. Some meadow flowers are not safe for pets, and each product page shows a pet warning where it applies. Contact us with any question before you order.