Designing beautiful sustainable floral displays for your unique union.
Wedding and event florist based on Dja Dja Wurrung, Castlemaine, and servicing Macedon, Woodend, Daylesford, Ballarat, Lancefield, Bendigo, Melbourne, and beyond.
The flowers in Lil and Em’s wedding bouquets were grown on Leanganook (Mount Alexander), within 5 kms of their wedding at Harcourt Valley Winery. As they celebrated their union, a rainbow appeared.
By Jess White Photography
Nicki and Jamie captured the Australiana European vibes of Ravenswood Homestead with their floral decor of eucalyptus leaves, banksia and billy buttons, with dahlia and roses.
By Penny Ryan Photography
A beautiful and intimate celebration at Scrub Hill celebrated the best of autumn with dahlia, roses, rosehips, banksia, eucalyptus, autumn foliages, amaranths and cosmos. Large nature inspired installations framed the ceremony site in Scrub Hill’s Sunday school building.
Photo by Jane Fitzgerald
Focused on sustainability, Sally and Ashley married a few kilometres from their home and on the slopes of Geboor at Mount Macedon Winery. Their florals focused on the best seasonal white, cream and lemon blooms available which included cosmos, feverfew, dahlia, scabies and carnations.
By Lucy Lane Photography
The changing of the seasons, the beautiful contemporary Australian environment of Mount Macedon Winery, and the couple’s playful energy were the inspirations for the florals for this very special day.
Photography by Smith + Archer
The short season of the Victorian grown burgundy peony was celebrated in Chloe and Stu’s wedding florals in the beautiful Castlemaine Botanical Gardens.
Photography by Ali Bailey
Rain moved Libby and Todd’s wedding from outside at Castlemaine’s historic Buda House to Boomtown Winery within The Mill Castlemaine, but these babes didn’t miss a beat celebrating their nuptials with friends and family.
Photos by Half Light Weddings
Claire and Isaac moved their wedding ceremony from the recently flooded Castlemaine Botanical Gardens to Boomtown, and the space looked incredible! Their florals featured very seasonal flowers of dogwood, burgundy peonies, flannel flower, ranunculus and Solomon seal, along with roses, Queen Anne’s lace and olive and eucalyptus foliages.
Photography by Dust and Salt Photography.
The Theatre Royal Castlemaine hosted the epic wedding celebration of Morgan and Jack during a wet summer of 2023.
Photography by Wild Rose Pictures.
Get in touch about your wedding.
Please look through the portfolio and pricing document to help you plan your wedding flowers.
If I look like the right florist for you, please fill out the enquiry form.
What’s the next step after submitting your wedding enquiry?
After I receive your enquiry, I will contact you via email.
I offer written estimates based on the information provided in the enquiry form for those who would like to proceed via email.
Otherwise, we can make a time to discuss your wedding flowers. This usually takes about 30 minutes and can be by phone or in person. This is a good option for people unsure which design will suit the venue or space, for those who need a little help compromising their wedding flower wish list to their budget, and for those who would like to add to and embellish upon the designs. From here I can write up your wedding flower brief and quote.
(If you only have minimal floral needs, such as only needing a bouquet and buttonhole, our communication can all be done by email).
How do you book me in?
Within your wedding flower estimate/brief and quote, the method for booking me is described. I take a deposit of 20% of the total figure quoted, after this is paid you have locked your wedding day into my calendar. Only after this is paid are you booked with me.
My contact details.
Phone: 0435 457 135.
Email: hello@handpickedfloristry.com
Thank you
Ali