Daphne and Doreen Flower Studio

Name: Daphne and Doreen Flower Studio
Address: Norwich, NR148, GB
Telephone: +447753406555
Price range: ££

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Seasonal flowers for weddings, farewells and every day in a natural and informal style. We love British flowers.

Natural, seasonal flowers for weddings, farewells and everyday.

18/09/2026

Fabulous autumnal pinks and reds for this week’s bakery bunches Bread Source upper St Giles and the Bakery Counter. All British grown flowers including dahlias and wavy grasses grown in North Norfolk with belladonna lilies and alstroemeria from Cornwall 🩷❤️🩷

There’s a definite change in the air and that ‘back to school’ kind of feeling in the mornings as the season shifts gradually to autumn. I’ll be starting to make autumn wreaths in a couple of weeks for a limited time so let me know if you’d like something autumnal to adorn your front door
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11/09/2026

It’s been a while but bakery bunches are back today Bread Source Upper St Giles and the Bakery Counter 😀 The flower fields have had a couple of weeks to be refreshed by the rain and the summer heat has subsided but what a scorcher the summer was. Too hot for me really! I’m ready for autumn now and looking forward to bringing you fab bunches, bouquets, autumn wreaths and other floral loveliness 🍂🧡

Beautiful British grown autumnal blooms and grasses to brighten up a little corner in your home so do treat yourself to a little bunch this weekend. Top tip: when the flowers are finished, you can let the grasses dry off and then pop them into a little bottle or bud vase

25/08/2026

What a beautiful day to get married! Here’s Bethany’s bouquet: lots of pale pinks with a splash of lilac featuring glorious fluffy China asters, cosmos and zinnias from .garden

Wishing B and J a wonderfully happy day and lots of love for their future life together 🩷

12/08/2026

Not many flowers this month but I’ve been busy at home squirrelling away with lots of tidying, sorting and editing of stuff. It’s been a bit of a trip down memory lane my as I found this small quilt I made in the 90s when I did City and Guilds in Embroidery. I thought you might like to see something different from my usual flowery content so here it is. It’s a double wedding ring pattern, all hand stitched and quilted, originally inspired by the Snettisham hoard of torcs. The golden arcs remind me of the celestial spectacle of the eclipse which we witnessed a short while ago.

I haven’t sewn much for years but maybe it’s time to revisit stitching. I have a huge stash of fabrics, threads, ribbons and other items of haberdashery, many of which would now be considered as vintage. Time to do some more sorting but that’ll have to wait til next week as I’ve got a wedding to flower this weekend. Wish me luck in the heat!

23/07/2026

Two big urns filled with glorious summer blooms for B and F’s wedding last week. After the ceremony, we quickly moved the urns into the van and whisked them away to the reception The Last Wine Bar & Restaurant to be enjoyed by the happy couple and their guests.

Wishing B and F loads of love and happiness in their future lives together 🩷💐🧡

03/07/2026

Bakery bunches Bread Source are in the pink today! 🩷 All locally grown flowers: lavatera, clary sage, feverfew, mint and the first dahlias of the season. If you get a bunch with purple phlox in, they’re from Holland but they were just too pretty and scented not to use.

After this week I’m taking my summer bakery bunches break, just a week or two earlier than usual, so these ones will be the last fresh flower bunches until September. I know everyone’s getting into holiday mode and flowers are not necessarily top of your priority list. Cut flowers are not really enjoying the heatwaves and it’s not much fun trying to keep them looking their best for you so I thought this would be the best option.

I’ll drop off some dried flower bunches to both the Bread Source shops soon so you’ll be able to get flowers which won’t mind the heat.

Don’t worry, I won’t be sitting around on my backside over the summer! I’ve got birthdays and anniversaries to celebrate and I’ve also a few weddings and some freelancing for a couple of florist friends. Have a wonderful summer, whatever you’re doing! ☀️✈️🌻⛱️🍦

02/07/2026

The end of the school year will soon be upon us so if you need a little teacher gift, then my little gift wrapped dried flower bunches make a pretty little treat for your favourite one. The flowers are mostly British grown, although I do sometimes include an imported stem or two if I have any leftovers to save any wasted stems.

The flowers I use are naturally ‘dried, not dyed’. I never use any painted, bleached or dyed blooms. You can buy my dried flower bunches at Bread Source at the Refectory at Norwich Cathedral, Groves on Grove Road, Norwich and at Hingham.

I can also deliver in the Norwich area for the usual delivery charge but it’s a minimum order of 3 bunches so let me know if you’d like some

26/06/2026

Fabulous bakery bunches of locally grown sunflowers 🌻 achillea, nepeta and snaps on this hottest of hot sunny days at Bread Source Upper St Giles and the Bakery Counter. Do treat yourself to a bunch with your iced latte!!

Just a little reminder: when you get your flowers home, recut the stems at an angle and give your flowers a long, cool drink in a lovely vase of clean, fresh water. For best base life, place the vase in a cool place, not on a sunny windowsill, and change the water every day or two. Keep cool and stay hydrated! ☀️🌻💛

23/06/2026

Sunday’s beautiful bride had this little bouquet of blue, white and a splash of yellow to match her blue wedding dress. Lots of British flowers including feverfew, jasmine, peony, agapanthus and nepeta, topped up with specially requested little yellow roses. Wishing C and P lots of love and happiness in their future lives together 💙

19/06/2026

Flowers for the weekend? 💙 Frothy cool blues and whites for British Flowers Week bakery bunches Bread Source at Upper St Giles and the Bakery Counter with lots of fragrance too. Gorgeous mint, sweet Williams, nepeta and feverfew with vaccaria, brodiaea, agapanthus and alchemilla mollis. Glorious midsummer flowers and all grown in Norfolk and Cornwall 💙 Go on buy a bunch, you know you want to! 😊

Address

Norwich
NR148

Telephone

+447753406555

Website

http://www.daphneanddoreen.co.uk/

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