Wild Irish Rose Flower Farm

Wild Irish Rose Flower Farm We reduce our carbon footprint by growing our own flowers, only using flowers that are in season.

🌿 Wildly romantic floral designs for weddings & events
🌸 Sustainable, nature-inspired arrangements reflecting Ireland's seasons
📍 Serving east of Ireland
💐 Locally grown flowers for home & wholesale
✉️ [email protected]
📞0833664792 We work using eco friendly practices by composting all our garden waste, using compostable or recyclable packaging and growing to organic principles.

Between preparations for my kids First Holy Communion, creating flowers for homes, the church, a special corsage and hai...
21/05/2026

Between preparations for my kids First Holy Communion, creating flowers for homes, the church, a special corsage and hair flowers, and keeping up with a wonderful run of gift bouquet orders, the farm has been wonderfully busy lately.

In the middle of it all, there’s also Bord Bia Bloom prep underway, candles being poured, seedlings needing protection from the slugs, and the tunnels slowly changing over from spring into the next season of flowers.

I haven’t managed to photograph even half of what has gone out of the field this week, but I’m so grateful for every bouquet ordered, every message sent, and every bit of support for my flower farm.

Now… back to planting, weeding, and getting ready for another busy time at Bord Bia Bloom ahead 💐

That moment when the whole room turns...and he only sees her.The light, the energy, and the kind of moment you can almos...
11/05/2026

That moment when the whole room turns...and he only sees her.

The light, the energy, and the kind of moment you can almost feel through these photographs.

And that second moment...when it's all over and it's just the two of them - J looking at A like that. That's the moment that stays with you.

A's bouquet was a blend of white, cream, pale buttery yellow and soft pale shades of lavender. It was natural, romantic, and just a little bit undone - exactly how Spring should feel.

The flowers at this mid March wedding at Ballymagarvey Village were built around the season of Spring. More than 70% of the flowers used were Irish grown, most grown here on my farm just 5 minutes from this gorgeous venue. 30% were carefully chosen imports to lift the palette and bring it all together.

The result was something that felt fresh, seasonal and completely personal to their special day.

If you're recently engaged and thinking about your flowers, spring has so much to offer when you embrace it.

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These flowers ended up in some very special places this week. Some were picked up at on Sunday, some were gifted for bi...
04/05/2026

These flowers ended up in some very special places this week.

Some were picked up at on Sunday, some were gifted for birthdays,
and some were just because someone needed a little lift.

That’s my favourite part of growing these flowers... they start here in buckets, but they end up in someone’s home, on a table, or in someone’s hands for a reason.

If you’re local and have someone in mind (or even just want a bunch for yourself), send me a message 🤍

Follow along to see what’s coming out of the buckets next week.

Fresh Irish-grown flowers available this week. That’s me ⏫. I'm usually found somewhere between the flower beds and a sl...
23/04/2026

Fresh Irish-grown flowers available this week.

That’s me ⏫. I'm usually found somewhere between the flower beds and a slightly questionable chair position in the polytunnel 😄

I’m Sarah, a grower of cut flowers in Kentstown, Co. Meath. Everything here is grown by me, with the seasons in a small field, alongside life with my two little kids.

The tunnel is in full swing right now and I have fresh flowers available for bouquets and florist wholesale orders.

I also hand make essential oil candles, which I’ll be sharing more about soon 🕯️

Flowers are available now — send me a message on 0833664792 to order

22/04/2026

Fresh spring bouquets available this week 🌸
Soft seasonal flowers including ranunculus and anemones.

Limited availability — send me a message to order 0833664792

While I've been quiet here, the flowers haven't.The past few weeks have been filled with early spring weddings, soft col...
22/04/2026

While I've been quiet here, the flowers haven't.
The past few weeks have been filled with early spring weddings, soft colours, and the most beautiful seasonal blooms — ranunculus, anemones, narcissus and delicate butterfly ranunculus.
There's something about this time of year that feels gentle and hopeful.
And I'm looking forward to sharing more of these beauties as the season unfurls x

I had the absolute honour of creating wedding flowers for my beautiful friends Helen and Dan.Helen isn’t really a “flowe...
15/01/2026

I had the absolute honour of creating wedding flowers for my beautiful friends Helen and Dan.

Helen isn’t really a “flowers person” and told me more than once that she wasn’t fussy (I think she forgot how well I know her😂). What she did want was the brightest, boldest colours, brought together in a rounder bouquet style.

So I stepped away from my usual airy, dancing designs and created something a little smaller, stronger, and full of colour using seasonal, Meath-grown flowers.

This wedding was a reminder that sustainable floristry doesn’t mean one look or one style. It means listening, designing with intention, and letting local flowers shine in their own way.

If you’re planning your wedding and want bespoke flowers that truly reflect you and your partner, send me an email with your wedding date and venue at [email protected].

And if you know someone who’s planning a wedding, please share this post or tag them below
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P.S. I’ll be sharing lots more photos from this fabulous wedding soon

A groom wearing flowers carries more meaning than many people realise.Traditionally, a single bloom worn in a buttonhole...
15/01/2026

A groom wearing flowers carries more meaning than many people realise.

Traditionally, a single bloom worn in a buttonhole symbolised love, protection, and devotion. The boutonnière, from the French word bouton (meaning button), was a small detail worn close to the heart. That meaning still matters today.

I design every buttonhole as its own individual piece. No two are ever the same, because the groom deserves something just as personal as the bride and her bouquet. His flowers are always distinct from the groomsmen’s, chosen to help him stand out.

I love working with grasses, foliage, seed heads, and flowers that dry beautifully — all grown on my own farm and planned specifically for these weddings.

If you are planning your wedding and looking for meaningful, seasonal florals, I would love to hear from you.

Email enquiries to [email protected] with your wedding date and venue.

Garden gathered and just a little wild for this bride and groomThese wedding flowers were grown locally and designed to ...
09/01/2026

Garden gathered and just a little wild for this bride and groom

These wedding flowers were grown locally and designed to feel effortless, seasonal and full of movement. Every bouquet is as unique as you are!

There were sweetly scented sweetpeas, iceland poppies, dahlias, pops of blue with delphinium, echinops and eryngium and lots more blooms freshly picked from the farm.

Are you getting married? Send me an email on [email protected] as soon as you have your wedding day date.

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Seasonal, locally grown flowers for the sweetest American couple, captured beautifully by talented Bronté Photography So...
10/09/2025

Seasonal, locally grown flowers for the sweetest American couple, captured beautifully by talented Bronté Photography

Soft blousy roses, whimsical dainty texture, and a romantic garden gathered look made this wedding a true joy to design.


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Brownstown
Navan
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Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
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