Temple Wedding Collections

Welcome to Flower Delivery Temple, your trusted local florist creating unforgettable wedding bouquets and arrangements right here in Temple. With years of experience designing for celebrations at iconic venues near Inner Temple Gardens, along Fleet Street, and beside the historic Temple Church, our team brings personal expertise and flair to make your big day truly special.

We know how meaningful your wedding flowers are, and we’re passionate about guiding couples through every choice—classic whites, romantic blushes, bold colours and bespoke touches. Our floral designers live and work locally, so we’re dedicated to offering the best seasonal blooms and trusted advice, whether your celebration is in Temple itself or nearby Holborn, Blackfriars, or Chancery Lane.

  • Same-day flower delivery for all weddings and events—simply order online before 3 PM.
  • Personal consultations to craft bouquets, buttonholes, centrepieces and venue flowers.
  • Proudly serving couples and venues around Victoria Embankment and King's College London.

Let us help you tell your love story with outstanding flowers and signature style, right here in the heart of London. From elegant table settings to jaw-dropping aisle arrangements, rely on Flower Delivery Temple for friendly, professional service and the freshest flowers—hand-delivered for your peace of mind. Order online today and experience why we’re Temple’s favourite wedding florists.

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WEDDING COLLECTIONS
A groom's boutonnière and its companion bouquet tell the same story in different scales: a single red rose curls with confident romance on the lapel of a tailored suit, matched by a lush bouquet where blue hydrangeas create a dramatic, cloud-like base for the same crimson roses. The boutonnière's rose is clipped close, its outer petals unfurling with a soft, intimate curl, accompanied by a small spray of gypsophila and a trailing thread of eucalyptus that brings a whisper of silver-green movement down the jacket. In the larger composition, the hydrangea heads sit full and grounded, their petals cool to the eye and giving the bouquet an immediate, sculptural presence. Baby's breath weaves through both pieces like airy lace, softening edges and reflecting light so photographs capture an almost ethereal halo. The eucalyptus adds a layered scent - bright, minty and slightly aromatic - that lifts the bouquet beyond pure sweetness and gives both pieces a garden-fresh quality. Crafted with an eye for proportion and for how the flowers will read from a distance, these arrangements suit ceremonies around Temple's riverside venues and intimate gatherings near the Inns of Court. At Flower Delivery Temple we often match boutonnières to the bride's flowers so the couple's florals speak the same language in imagery and scent. The overall effect is modern confidence softened by traditional romance, a pairing meant to be noticed without overpowering the ceremony.
I CHERISH YOU WEDDING COLLECTION
from £213.00
This quartet of images captures a cohesive peach, purple and white wedding story-carefully composed to read the same whether held by the bride, pinned to the groom, or placed on a guest table. The bridal bouquet is dense and rounded, centred on lush peach roses whose velvety petals exude a faint, sweet fragrance, and ringed with white lisianthus whose edges blush violet like a shy sunset. Interspersed clusters of baby's breath float through the arrangement, lending an airy, cloudlike softness that calms the palette. In the groom's lapel a single peach rose boutonniere mirrors the bouquet's central tone, secured with a neat blush ribbon and softened with fine greenery; a matching solid peach tie beneath the lapel connects the floral story to his charcoal jacket. A secondary view shows a slightly smaller hand-tied posy laid on a light, textured fabric; the stems are bound in a peach ribbon studded with pearl-like pins, suggesting a bridesmaid's or toss bouquet with vintage charm. The reception image completes the set: a dome-shaped centerpiece of identical blooms sits in a white, open-weave basket vase, flanked by two pale woven spheres on a neutral tablecloth, evoking a relaxed, elegant tablescape. As a florist serving Temple and the Embankment area, Flower Delivery Temple would arrange these same fresh stems for a ceremony at the City Temple or a dinner on the Strand-each piece designed for tactile comfort, seasonal freshness, and a lasting emotional impression.
''SI'' WEDDING COLLECTION
from £300.00
This four-part image captures a perfectly coordinated Temple wedding flower story, the kind of styling a local florist might create for a ceremony tucked between the chambers and gardens near the Temple underground station. In the top-left panel, the bride is shown from the chest down, holding a generous cascading bouquet against a calm, light beige background. Her gown is white with a subtle texture that echoes the bouquet's layers, while star-shaped white oriental lilies dominate the design, their open trumpets revealing soft stamens. From this central cluster, white Phalaenopsis orchids stream downwards in graceful arcs, like flowing fabric. A single creamy rose nestles near the centre, warmed by clusters of bright green pompon-style blooms, tiny clouds of white gypsophila, and small bunches of glossy red berries that bring a festive accent. Wispy, fine greenery adds light movement. In the top-right panel, a groom in a dark suit, crisp white shirt, and vivid red tie wears a lapel boutonnière that mirrors the bridal bouquet. A single white orchid bloom is paired with a compact green pompon and touches of white filler flowers, all neatly tied with a bright red ribbon at the base, standing out clearly against the charcoal fabric. The bottom-left panel shows this same boutonnière resting on pale, textured linen, allowing the viewer to appreciate the satin sheen of the ribbon, the smoothness of the petals, and the freshness of the greenery. The bottom-right panel places the full cascading bouquet in a white woven basket vase on a white tabletop, set against a soft grey wall, with three white wicker spheres nearby. Together they suggest a refined Temple reception, thoughtfully styled with white, green, and red harmony.
BE MINE WEDDING COLLECTION
from £520.00
This collage of four wedding flower designs captures a unified floral story that would feel perfectly at home in a stylish celebration around Temple, close to the Strand and the riverside gardens. In the top-left frame, only the torso of the bride is visible, wrapped in a white strapless gown as she holds a lush, rounded bouquet pressed gently to her waist. The bouquet is a vivid blend of fuchsia peonies, their many petals layered like silk, and clean white alstroemeria brushed with maroon speckles, all haloed by fine green spiky blooms and dark, polished leaves that spill over her fingers and a slim engagement ring. The top-right frame moves to the groom, showing a dark charcoal suit and a smooth lavender tie, with a carefully crafted boutonniere pinned to the lapel. This small arrangement of white alstroemeria, soft green textural flowers, and greenery is tied with a slender lavender satin ribbon, echoing the colours of the bouquet and adding a refined note of romance to his city-smart look. In the bottom-left, a more compact, hand-held bouquet lies on a pale beige, slightly nubby fabric, likely a bridesmaid or toss bouquet. It repeats the same magenta peonies, white Peruvian lilies, and fresh green foliage, stems bound snugly in lavender ribbon for easy carrying between Temple Church and nearby reception venues. The bottom-right panel shows a coordinated table centerpiece, where the same flowers are tucked into a white, spherical, lattice-style vase, accompanied by three lighter beige woven balls. This final image suggests how the floral theme continues seamlessly from aisle to table, creating a cohesive, memorable atmosphere.
EVERLASTING LOVE WEDDING COLLECTION
from £217.00
Laid gracefully on a sheet of creamy linen, the bridesmaid's bouquet in this image captures a sense of gentle elegance, as if waiting to be lifted for photos in a quiet corner of Temple's historic streets. The bouquet itself is compact yet delicately textured, a harmonious gathering of lavender and soft pink roses interlaced with feathery sprays of white gypsophila. Each rose opens in layered spirals, the petals shifting from more saturated tones near the heart of the flower to softer, almost blush edges, creating a painterly gradient that feels romantic and timeless. The gypsophila drifts between the roses in airy clusters, its tiny blossoms forming a fine, cloudlike net that softens every edge and adds movement without overwhelming the central blooms. At the base, the stems are bound with a shimmering pink ribbon, embellished with small pearl-like accents that catch the light and add a quiet touch of formality, as though they echo the details on a bridesmaid's dress or hairpiece. The linen background has a subtle, tactile weave, its warm neutral shade providing a calm, understated foundation that allows the pastel colours to shine. Soft, even lighting bathes the bouquet, enhancing the contrast between the plush rose petals and the lightweight baby's breath, and casting faint shadows that suggest depth and volume. The scene feels serene and hopeful, suited to a ceremony near Temple Church, a civil celebration in one of the nearby chambers, or an intimate gathering along the Embankment. As a Temple florist familiar with preparing wedding parties, I can almost sense the bouquet's gentle weight in hand, the rustle of dresses, and the shared excitement carried in every carefully tied ribbon.
FOREVER TOGETHER WEDDING COLLECTION
from £360.00
A richly detailed collage of four wedding images illustrates a cohesive red rose and baby's breath theme, the kind of coordinated styling often requested by couples marrying near the historic streets and chambers around Temple. In the top-left panel, the bride stands in a classic white lace wedding dress, her hands wrapped around a tightly bound posy of deep red roses. The bouquet is dense and rounded, with no gaps between the velvety blooms, and fine sprigs of white gypsophila tucked in like little puffs of cloud. Glossy green leaves form a subtle border, while soft, even lighting highlights the contrast between the crimson petals and the delicate lace of her gown. In the top-right panel, the groom's boutonniere takes centre stage, pinned to the lapel of a dark grey suit jacket over a crisp white shirt and vivid red tie. A single red rosebud is framed with tiny stars of baby's breath, narrow green leaves, and slender strands of decorative grass, all gathered with a tidy red satin ribbon, making the small design feel deliberate and refined. The bottom-left image shows another hand-tied bouquet laid on a light grey textured surface. Large, open red roses and generous gypsophila create a softly domed shape, with fresh green foliage adding vibrancy; the exposed stems are wrapped in red-and-white striped twine that suggests careful, artisanal work by a local florist. The bottom-right panel presents a low centrepiece ideal for reception tables: a compact, dome-shaped cluster of red roses and baby's breath perched on an airy white woven sphere, with two smaller off-white decorative balls placed in front. Together, the four images convey a romantic, unified look that could carry beautifully from Temple Church to a nearby reception venue.
FOREVER YOURS WEDDING COLLECTION
from £360.00
The image shows a cohesive Temple wedding ensemble where the bridal bouquet and groom's boutonnière share the same gentle, romantic language, as if they have been composed in conversation with one another. The main bouquet is an armful of lush cream peonies and blush-pink roses, some petals still cupped, others opening wide in soft, ruffled layers that resemble silk fabric. They are cushioned in clouds of airy white gypsophila, each tiny flower like a pearl suspended in light, and framed by smooth, sculptural leaves in rich green tones. The groom's boutonnière, positioned close by, feels like a small echo of this beauty: a single polished lilac-toned rose bud accented by feathery greenery and hints of baby's breath, the stems bound with a slim ribbon that may shimmer in soft ivory or lavender, catching ambient light like the Thames at dusk. Together, these pieces could easily be resting on a polished wooden table in one of Temple's historic chambers or a quiet reception room near Middle Temple Lane, ready to be pinned and carried. The colour palette leans into creamy whites, blush, gentle lavender, and subtle magenta, evoking early summer in central London-calm skies, the murmur of the city just beyond the courtyard walls, and the private joy of a couple preparing to say "I do." There's a sense of calm confidence in the composition, the work of a practiced local florist who understands how important these small details are. Every petal and ribbon seems chosen to support the couple's story, creating flowers that will look beautiful in photographs and feel reassuringly fresh throughout the celebration.
L'AMORE WEDDING COLLECTION
from £340.00
This collage of four wedding floral scenes captures a refined orchid and rose theme, the sort of coordinated styling often chosen by couples marrying near the Inns of Court and temples around Temple station. In the top-left frame, the lower half of a bride is shown, her white lace wedding dress forming a textured canvas for a lush cascading bouquet. The bouquet spills with white phalaenopsis orchids, their soft, waxy petals and golden centers paired with blush pink garden roses, smoky-lilac stock blooms, feathery white baby's breath, and layered green foliage. Spiky, deeper pink accents thread through the arrangement, adding movement and a hint of drama as the flowers flow gently downward. In the top-right image, a groom's boutonniere is pinned to a dark charcoal or black suit lapel, set against a bold red tie and patterned shirt. A single white phalaenopsis orchid, touched by baby's breath and slim green stems, is gathered and bound with a white satin ribbon, mirroring the bride's bouquet on a smaller, more tailored scale. Bottom left, that boutonniere rests flat on a neutral beige, linen-like fabric, showcasing the careful craftsmanship, the smooth ribbon wrap, and the clear, sculptural form of the orchid. Bottom right, a coordinated centerpiece sits on a white surface in a white lattice-style cylindrical vase, overflowing with white orchids, pink roses, lavender stock, baby's breath, and greenery, again brightened by those fuchsia-toned spikes. Two white woven decorative spheres sit alongside, giving the impression of a thoughtfully styled wedding table in a Temple venue, where every floral detail speaks the same romantic language.
LA VIE EST BELLE WEDDING COLLECTION
from £530.00
Rendered in four adjoining scenes, this wedding floral study reads like a quiet stroll from Temple Tube toward the historic churchyard, where classic elegance meets modern lines. In the top-left, a bride holds a generous bouquet against a softly lit beige background: billowing white lilies form a luminous core, while clusters of scarlet roses add passionate depth, and long, dripping white phalaenopsis orchids introduce graceful cascade and sheen. Tiny clouds of baby's breath and bright red hypericum berries punctuate the arrangement, and varying greens - from broad glossy leaves to fine, feathery sprigs - knit the composition together with texture. To the right, the groom's boutonniere is pinned to a dark charcoal lapel, centered on a solitary white phalaenopsis orchid, framed by two hypericum berry clusters, delicate gypsophila and a neat red ribbon that echoes a bold tie beneath the jacket. The lower-left panel isolates a corsage on a textured beige linen: a tender orchid bloom rests against curling green blades, berries and airy baby's breath, the red ribbon lending a playful, celebratory wink. Finally, the bottom-right image presents a table centerpiece in a white woven vessel, set on a pristine surface and flanked by white spherical decorations; it mirrors the bouquet with abundant lilies, roses and cascading orchids balanced by hypericum berries and whispering greenery. The photographic light enhances the tactile contrasts - the smooth, porcelain feel of orchids, the velvety rose petals, the delicate lace of gypsophila - evoking the fragrant, intimate atmosphere of a Temple wedding reception or nearby riverside venue.
LOVE DEVOTION WEDDING COLLECTION
from £530.00
This four-panel image presents a cohesive wedding flower story, the sort of refined design often requested for ceremonies around Temple Church and the nearby legal chambers. In the top-left panel, the bride is partially visible in a white strapless gown, her hands cradling a lavish cascading bouquet. The bouquet brims with open white phalaenopsis orchids, blush pink garden roses, and soft lavender roses, with subtle lilac fillers and clouds of baby's breath woven through. Glossy greenery drapes down in gentle tendrils, giving the arrangement movement and a sense of romantic flow. The top-right panel focuses tightly on the groom's charcoal-grey suit, highlighting a sophisticated boutonniere pinned neatly to his lapel. A single pristine white orchid forms the focal point, accented by small lavender filler flowers and tidy green leaves, all bound with a slim purple ribbon that matches the magenta tie beneath, tying the couple's looks together. In the bottom-left panel, another boutonniere is laid out on a light beige, textured fabric, as if ready for a best man to collect before leaving a Temple side street townhouse. Here, a white orchid bud, fine sprigs of baby's breath, and touches of green foliage are tied with a bright pink ribbon, the colours promising a joyful, modern celebration. The bottom-right panel shows a dramatic cascading arrangement presented in an intricate white woven vase, set on a clean white surface. White orchids, pink and lavender roses, purple filler blooms, and baby's breath spill together, with three white woven decorative spheres beside the vase, adding structure and echoing the airy, sculptural style of the centerpiece.
P.S. I LOVE YOU WEDDING COLLECTION
from £530.00
This image shows a carefully coordinated wedding bouquet and boutonnière, styled in a soft palette that would feel perfectly at home at a Temple ceremony overlooking the Thames. The bouquet is rounded and full, built around mauve-pink roses whose petals open in layered, blush-toned whorls, each one slightly curled at the edge to catch the light. Between the roses, bright green button chrysanthemums appear like tiny spheres of moss, adding a crisp contrast that enlivens the arrangement. Creamy white lisianthus and similar ruffled flowers thread through the design, their petals gently cupped and cloud-soft, helping to bridge the transition from cool lavender tones to fresh green foliage. Long, slender leaves and sprigs of greenery peek out, creating movement and giving the bouquet an effortless, garden-inspired shape while still feeling polished and bridal. The stems are neatly aligned and wrapped in an intricate ribbon treatment, with satin bands criss-crossed and secured so that the handle feels comfortable to hold during photos around Fleet Street or the courtyards near Middle Temple. Light falls softly from one side, creating a delicate shimmer across the petals, as though the blooms are lit by an overcast London afternoon. Resting close by, the groom's boutonnière echoes the same palette, featuring a single elegant white lisianthus bloom and subtle touches of lavender and green, its compact size designed to sit cleanly on a lapel without overwhelming a suit. The pairing conveys unity and intention, capturing the hopeful mood of a couple preparing to say their vows in the heart of Temple.
PURE ROMANCE WEDDING COLLECTION
from £400.00
This four-image collage shows a harmonious suite of red rose wedding arrangements, the kind you might choose for a refined ceremony and reception around Temple, the Strand or Fleet Street. In the top-left panel, a bride in a white dress gently clasps a rounded bouquet built entirely from deep red roses and clusters of red hypericum berries. The roses are closely grouped, forming a dense, almost jewel-like dome, while a trim ring of lush green foliage encircles the base, bringing contrast and definition against the bridal gown. In the top-right panel, attention shifts to the groom's charcoal suit, where a single red rose boutonniere is pinned with care to the lapel. The rosebud sits upright, accompanied by feathery ruscus-style greenery, dainty sprigs of white gypsophila, and tiny red berries, all tied together with a neat red satin ribbon bow that ties in beautifully with a vivid red tie and spotless white shirt, a familiar sight at civil ceremonies near Temple station. The bottom-left panel reveals another hand-tied bouquet resting against a tactile beige fabric backdrop, its red roses and berries partially framed by smooth, broad, dark green tropical leaves that fold and curl around the blooms in a sculptural manner, finished with a red ribbon binding the stems. In the bottom-right panel, a compact centrepiece of red roses and berries forms a perfect dome, perched atop a distinctive white woven sphere made from natural fibres. Two smaller, wood-toned wicker orbs are placed nearby on a pale surface, all set against a soft beige-grey wall, suggesting stylish reception décor in one of the nearby Temple chambers or riverside venues, unified by a rich, romantic red palette.
ROYAL ESSENCE WEDDING COLLECTION
from £200.00
This collage presents a complete pink and green wedding flower story, the kind of coordinated design often chosen for intimate ceremonies around Temple Church or elegant receptions near the Strand. The top-left image focuses on a bride, shown from the shoulders down in a white lace gown, cradling a lush, rounded bouquet. Her flowers are richly layered with light pink and lavender roses, tufted green button chrysanthemums, soft pink alstroemeria kissed with yellow speckles, and breathing space provided by feathery white baby's breath, all tucked into a frame of deep green foliage that gives the design depth and movement. To the right, a boutonniere, pinned to a charcoal-grey suit and set against a bold fuchsia tie, mirrors the bridal bouquet on a smaller scale: a single blush rosebud, a pair of bright green chrysanthemums, tiny stars of gypsophila, and curling blades of decorative grass, tied securely with pink ribbon. Below left, a similar bouquet-likely for a bridesmaid-rests on pale beige fabric, its stems neatly gathered and wrapped in a fuchsia ribbon, allowing a clear view of the craftsmanship and careful spiraling of the stems. In the lower-right image, the same flowers are reimagined as a compact table centerpiece, with pink and lavender roses, vivid green chrysanthemums, pink alstroemeria, and baby's breath clustered into a white spherical vase with an open lattice texture. Two smaller woven spheres sit alongside, creating a serene, contemporary table setting perfect for wedding breakfasts and celebrations in Temple's historic venues.
SINCERELY YOURS WEDDING COLLECTION
from £400.00
A close, considered study of the groom's floral detail: the boutonnière rests on a dark charcoal lapel, a small emblem of restraint and refinement. At its heart sits a single creamy white rosebud, petals tightly furled and luminous against the textured fabric of the suit. Surrounding the bud are delicate sprigs of fresh green foliage and tiny clusters of baby's breath, their feathered shapes softening the composition. A neat white satin bow encircles the base of the stems, its smooth sheen echoing the crisp white of the shirt collar beneath and offering a quiet, handcrafted finish. The vibrant red silk tie provides a striking backdrop, the warm colour pushing the rose forward so the floral detail reads with clarity and ceremony.

As a local florist describing this to someone who cannot see it, I would note the subtle contrasts: the matte grain of the jacket, the satin glint of the bow, the cool waxiness of the rose petals, and the faint imagined scent that might lift from the flower in a cool spring morning by the Thames. The boutonnière speaks of considered restraint-small in scale but rich in meaning; it pairs tradition with an attentive hand, the kind of detail I prepare for chapel weddings near Temple station or civil ceremonies on the Embankment. The proportions are exact, built to sit comfortably on the lapel and withstand movement through photographs and handshakes, while the materials-fresh rose, delicate filler, satin tie-are chosen to read well in close-up and to last through a celebratory day. It is a quiet, fragrant promise of the care invested in the wedding's floral story.
THE ONE WEDDING COLLECTION
from £432.00
The image presents a bridal bouquet styled as if it has just been lifted from a quiet Temple side street at dawn, when the sky is pale and the city is hushed. The bouquet is gently rounded and hand-tied, composed around the plush innocence of white lisianthus blooms that open like soft clouds. Tucked between them are pastel hydrangea heads in delicate blush tones and lilac, alongside playful bursts of lilac allium whose star-shaped florets add texture and charm. The petals appear velvety and cool to the touch, while contrasting sprigs of fresh greenery bring crisp edges and movement, guiding the eye in a natural spiral around the bouquet. Stems are neatly wrapped, perhaps in ivory ribbon, lending a sense of structure and poise that would sit comfortably in a bride's hands as she walks through Temple Church or along the cobbled lanes toward the River Thames. Light seems to pool gently on the blooms, giving them a soft radiance that feels both youthful and serene, like early morning sunshine filtering through an old stone window. The fragrance is imagined as clean and understated, a mix of garden-fresh sweetness and leafy green notes that would calm pre-ceremony nerves. Crafted with the practiced care of a florist who understands both tradition and contemporary style, this bouquet suits being carried down the aisle, placed in a glass vase at a reception near Fleet Street, or held close in quiet moments. It visually embodies the quiet promise of lifelong commitment, each flower chosen for meaning as well as beauty, like a tender conversation between couple and occasion.
THE PERFECT MATCH WEDDING COLLECTION
from £371.00
Presented as a quartet of photographs, this composition highlights a warm peach-and-cream wedding scheme brought together with delicate gypsophila and fresh greenery. The upper-left frame captures a bride holding a perfectly rounded bridal bouquet; the apricot-peach roses are fully open, their soft spirals surrounded by tiny white sprigs of baby's breath and glossy green leaves that add structure and contrast. The lighting is tender and diffused, like the gentle morning light along Victoria Embankment Gardens, emphasizing the satin softness of each petal and suggesting a subtle, sweet scent. In the upper-right the groom's dark charcoal or navy jacket is shown in close detail, his lapel pinned with a refined boutonnière: a single peach rosebud cradled by gypsophila and a slender blade of greenery, secured with a neat peach ribbon bow that mirrors the tone of his coral tie and the crisp white shirt beneath. Bottom-left shows the bouquet resting on a light, textured fabric; from this vantage you can see the handle wrapped in a white ribbon patterned with tiny pink-peach dots, a small, personalised touch that demonstrates careful finishing. The bottom-right image reveals a reception arrangement: a full, domed grouping of peach-orange roses and baby's breath crowning a white, woven spherical holder, with two matching small woven spheres placed nearby to complete the vignette. As a Temple-based florist, Flower Delivery Temple often arranges this harmonious trio of bridal flowers and table decor for ceremonies around Fleet Street and the Inner Temple, favouring natural textures and a timeless, romantic palette.
THE SOUND OF LOVE WEDDING COLLECTION
from £341.00
Rendered in gentle morning light, this four-panel composition celebrates a refined white-and-purple wedding palette with the calm assurance of an experienced Temple florist. The top-left frame is a close, intimate view of a bride in a strapless white dress holding a generous bouquet dominated by creamy white oriental lilies - their broad petals satiny and some fully unfurled to reveal soft, pollen-dusted stamens - interlaced with white lisianthus edged in vivid purple. Sprays of small deep-purple spike flowers, tight buds and layered greenery, from broad glossy leaves to slender grass-like strands, give the bouquet a natural, garden-fresh silhouette. The top-right panel focuses on the groom's boutonnière, neatly pinned to a dark charcoal grey suit jacket above a purple silk tie; a single open purple-rimmed Eustoma, a tucked lily bud and a slim green sprig are secured with a small white ribbon bow, mirroring the bridal flowers in miniature. Bottom-left shows a smaller hand-tied bridesmaid's bouquet laid on textured light beige fabric, stems wrapped in white ribbon in a clean, elegant finish. Bottom-right displays a tall centerpiece in a white woven spherical vase, overflowing with matching lilies, purple-edged lisianthus, spiky purple accents and cascading foliage, placed beside woven beige decorative spheres. As prepared by Flower Delivery Temple for weddings around Temple, the Strand and the Embankment, this set conveys soft scent, tactile contrast and contemporary table styling - quietly celebratory and timeless.
TODAY, TOMORROW, FOREVER WEDDING COLLECTION
from £384.00
On a neatly set table that could easily belong to a Temple wedding breakfast or a refined celebration off Fleet Street, a compact centerpiece glows with understated joy. A woven white vase anchors the design, its subtle basket texture providing a quiet counterpoint to the smooth petals above. From this base, several white lilies arch upward, their open trumpets edged with gentle curves, like small sculptures carved from porcelain. At their side, a single velvety red rose is placed with intention, adding a rich note of colour that immediately draws the eye, much like a flash of crimson in the gardens tucked behind the Inns of Court. Wisps of curly greenery thread through the flowers, looping gracefully and adding a sense of movement, as if a soft breeze has just passed. Between the larger blooms, glossy red berries cluster together, bringing a touch of seasonal warmth, while light clouds of baby's breath sit like fine lace, softening every edge. The arrangement is predominantly white and green, with just those well-judged hints of red, giving it a look that is both timeless and smartly contemporary. In soft indoor light, the lilies seem almost to glow, the rose deepens to a romantic wine tone, and the vase reflects a gentle sheen. This is a design meant for intimate gatherings: for a sweetheart table overlooking the Thames, an anniversary dinner near Temple Church, or a thoughtful centerpiece delivered by Flower Delivery Temple to mark a milestone. It suggests care, harmony, and an invitation to linger over conversation and shared memories.
TRUE HAPPINESS WEDDING COLLECTION
from £382.00
Presented against a smart black lapel and a vivid red tie, this boutonnière reads like a miniature poem of calm amid celebration. A single pale yellow rose sits at the centre, its petals densely velvety and softly cupped, the colour like first light filtered through cream. Delicate sprigs of baby's breath nestle at its side-tiny white pinpricks that add a feathery, translucent lightness-while slim green stems and grassy accents introduce a whisper of modern structure. The florist's hand is visible in the tactile decisions: the rose's stem is trimmed and secured with a neat white ribbon tied in a crisp bow, the ribbon's cotton sheen echoing traditional tailoring and offering a clean edge against the lapel. Up close you can almost feel the flower's plush texture and smell a discreet, fresh rose scent softened by the cool green notes of the foliage. Photographed in soft natural light, the boutonnière's contrasts-pale bloom, dark jacket, red tie-create a pleasing harmony rather than tension, and its scale is designed to be unobtrusive yet personal, a quiet emblem of love on a shoulder. As a Temple-based florist I often craft pieces like this for ceremonies near Fleet Street and the Inns of Court, where small, considered details matter; the result is a tiny, fragrant keepsake meant to be worn with pride throughout a long, joyful day.
WHITE WONDERS WEDDING COLLECTION
from £341.00
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