Sustainability Efforts

Flowers and Tools
We work primarily on a pre-order basis, sourcing flowers according to each order to minimise excessive inventory while ensuring fresh, high-quality flowers. This sustainable approach not only lowers our environmental footprint but also allows us to curate seasonal, intentional arrangements that reflect the best of nature. By planning, we can offer personalised floral designs while being mindful of sustainability and responsible sourcing.

Where suitable, leftover flowers are dried and given a second life, extending their beauty beyond their fresh form. This allows us to enjoy them for much longer while reducing waste and embracing sustainability.

In our arrangements, we embrace more sustainable floral techniques such as using chicken wire and floral pins to support our designs where suitable, helping us reduce our reliance on single-use floral foam. While floral foam may still be used when required for certain designs and installations, we continue to explore more mindful alternatives wherever possible.

For weddings and events, we also offer faux florals as a reusable and longer-lasting alternative.

Packaging
We use kraft paper and glassine paper, and fabric wraps for our arrangements, each thoughtfully chosen for its recyclability, reusability, and minimal impact on the environment.

Kraft and glassine papers are biodegradable and can be recycled with other paper products, while fabric wraps can be reused or repurposed through textile recycling.

To further reduce waste, we encourage choosing our vase arrangement option or requesting simple wrapping for easy transfer to your own vase.

Studio Initiatives
We’re introducing Petals with Purpose, a bring your own vase floral bar where we give a second life to flowers from our past events. Flowers that can be dried will be collected and repurposed for a good cause.

For flowers that cannot be dried, we will be partnering with Bestbuds Floral to support their efforts in gifting a smile. The team at Bestbuds Floral will repurpose the flowers into thoughtful arrangements to share with the beneficiaries they support.