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Emma Cavill || Floral Designer
Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Weddings, Seasonal gift bouquets and workshops.

04/10/2026

Thankyou for all your love and kind words after my recent post. You all are so so amazing and I’ve loved how the last 3 years has been filled with so many amazing customers and friends from my business. I still have lots of amazing photos to share from this wedding season so I’m excited to share it all with you very soon!

I’m not 100% sure how/where I’ll be sharing content going forward whether I still share on here or a new account because I’ll mainly be sharing for the fun of it, may share gardening, growing and of course pretty flowery creations 💕 I’ll keep you posted on that.

03/10/2026

A little change for 2027 🤍

After lots of thought, I’ve made the decision that I won’t be taking on any further wedding bookings for 2027, until further notice.

This isn’t a goodbye forever but for now, it feels like the right decision for me, my family and the direction I want to take my floristry journey.

The last three years have been absolutely amazing . I’ve been incredibly lucky to build a business doing something I love, and I’m so proud of everything I’ve created along the way.

This wedding season has been a little different for me. Alongside creating the flowers for my own wonderful wedding couples, I’ve also been freelancing and working as part of a team, which is something I’ve really loved.

It’s reminded me just how much I enjoy being part of a team - working alongside others, sharing ideas, learning from each other and being involved in all the different parts of floristry, from creating and growing to everything that happens behind the scenes.

I feel incredibly lucky that this next chapter still allows me to be creative and continue working within the floristry industry, whilst also continuing to work with and learn more about flower farming and horticulture — areas I’ve always had a real passion for and am excited to continue developing.

So, for now, this is my new normal. And honestly, it feels like the right one. I’m not saying goodbye to flowers or creativity. I’m simply taking a different path for a while.

To every single couple who has trusted me with their wedding flowers over the last three years - thank you. It has been such a privilege to be part of so many incredibly special days.

And to everyone who has attended a wreath workshop, bought flowers from me, followed along on social media, recommended me to a friend, shared my work, sent a lovely message or supported my little business in any way — thank you. You’ve all played such a huge part in this journey. 🤍

Here’s to the next chapter, whatever that may look like. For now, I’m very happy to be flowering away, creating, learning and enjoying this next season of life.

Emma x

08/09/2026

Realised I haven’t posted on here in forever! 🤍

It’s been a summer squeezed full of flowering, weddings and making the absolute most of the six weeks of school holidays

My not-so-little-one has now started school 🥹, so being as present as possible and soaking up those six weeks together was really important to me.

I’ve also been busy behind the scenes flowering some beautiful weddings of my own, as well as freelancing with the lovely , so it’s been an amazing busy few months! (If we try and forget about the 5000 heatwaves 😂🫣) 🩷🌸

10/05/2026

Coral sunset, shes stunning

09/05/2026

April 🌱
1. Blossom
2. Heaven scent Magnolia in full bloom for our beautiful girl Coco 🐾
3. Easter hunt in the garden - loved by us all.
4. Hot cross buns - ultimate fave
5. Beautiful Easter wedding set up
6. One random afternoon me and the hubby decided to lay a patio, this space is perfect for our cuppa in a morning , it gets the best morning sun.
7. New cutting patch, this is its first year as we have relocated from a different part of the garden. I’m excited to see how this year works out. This part of the garden gets more hours of sun so I’m hoping even though it’s a smaller space it doesn’t mean it’s going to be less productive.
8. Loving the blue in the borders, Brunnera Jack Frost is great for separating and getting that gorgeous blue colour round your garden.
10. Royal burgundy blossom is so gorgeous and this year it’s come on loads, very pleased with it.
11. Pear blossom at the allotment. 🤞🏻for lots of pears this year - they are literally the best I’ve ever taste.
12. Ok we were a little obsessed with blossom everywhere this April, who isn’t 🤭
13. Honestly looking great, grown for the seed heads.
14. English blue bells
15. Sweet peas went out, I’m a little worried about these there’s not been much growth on them recently.
16. Lots of cuppas in the garden pottering around.
17. Love to take photos of beautiful views, flowers and bees it’s basically a hobby 🤣 how can you not- look how beautiful!
18. Picking the most gorgeous flowers and working with incredible people.
19. Clematis Avalanche - an earlier flowering evergreen clematis I have recently added to our spring border. She’s stunning.
20.Recently I learned there are European , Japanese and Chinese snowball varieties. You can actually tell them apart by their leaves, the European has maple like foliage and the Japanese is the one pictured above!
21. April was filled with lots of beautiful blooms

If you’ve read this far Thankyou 🤣

04/05/2026

Hope everyone has a great bank holiday Monday!
Pretty grateful for all the rain - the garden and allotment definitely needed it, so here’s some bright blooms to brighten your feed as we’re lacking abit of sunshine today. 🩷

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