The Green Room Flower Co are a boutique florist based in Wanaka who pride themselves on being the best at transforming bold and beautiful seasonal blooms into magical arrangements for your special day.
It has been a wonderful journey reimagining Cecilia Fox in the best and most authentic way and while I bring with me a wealth of experience and knowledge I’m humbled and inspired to be a part of the New Zealand floristry landscape.
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the Victorian era with this breathtaking styled shoot at the historic Birkhill Castle.
The idyllic relaxed atmosphere of a yacht ride, the gentle breeze, warm sunlight, and playful reflections were the inspiration and starting point for this project’s décor.
With its magnificent gardens, Prestwold Hall serves as a captivating muse for a modern table setting.
OPPOSITE LEFT Multi colour jumper from Cos, skirt by Shen Eternal Design JEWELLERY OPPOSITE RIGHT Large diamond heart ring and diamond love script block signet ring, both by Sydney Evan; beaded chrysoprase necklace worn as a bracelet by Sorellina; Alana diamond and chrysoprase small heart charm by Storrow, all from Lulu’s Collective.
Kelly from Found Collective and Lydia from Stemhaus wanted to create a romantic, elegant and Tuscan Wedding feel for this ‘Secret Garden’ Styled Shoot.
Sniff, the design studio led by Hannah Moore, a talented florist based in Hawke’s Bay, embraces a unique perspective in the world of floral design.
The Stories Space in Haarlem (Netherlands) is a unique period property built in 1915. The unique & stylish decor was exactly what drew me to it, and what I thought would be the perfect setting for couples’ intimate weddings.
Set against the stunning backdrop of the rugged Australian landscape at Q Station, a historic site in Sydney that celebrates the rich natural and cultural heritage of Australia, this editorial highlighted the soft femininity that can be found in even the most avant-garde wedding designs.
The extravagantly styled 1890s Prahran Arcade has had many lives live through its halls over the decades–shopping arcade, Turkish bath-house, oyster bar, and more famously the home of renowned artist David Bromley. After 13 years of using the space as a studio, Bromley’s space has now been delicately restored as Sophia–the grand edifice that plays host to events and celebrations which is a world away from the bustle of busy Chapel Street of Melbourne
In this issue’s flora and photography art collaboration, Together Journal partners with Sue Cameron of Floral Stylist Co., one of the most sought-after florists in Aotearoa.
