20/09/2026
I think my love of colour grouping started long before I became a florist…
As a child, I was the one who had to arrange all my colouring pencils into perfect colour order before I could actually start colouring. And apparently, some things never change!
Now I find myself doing exactly the same thing with flowers. I can’t help but let colours gather together within a design, soft lilacs melting into blues, pinks sitting happily together, then peaches, buttery yellows and creams having their own little moment.
There’s something about grouping tones rather than evenly mixing them that makes a design feel so much more natural and interesting to me, almost like little pockets of colour appearing in a garden.
Turns out all that pencil organising was just early floristry training after all.
Venue The Old Stables at Shotesham Park