Charlotte Puxley Weddings

14/03/2024

A lemon-scape at 🍋 Our brief was to emulate an Italian countryside — think dark lush greens, wildflowers, and sprinkles of bright, zesty yellows — complete with an oriental twist from these blue, Chinoiserie vases.

05/03/2024

Spilling and sprawling at .sg, kept relaxed and organic in whites and greens with ikebana-style centrepieces.

23/02/2023

A tip from our florists if you would like to host your wedding here, would be to consider the surroundings. If you wish to have hanging installations, look for these - a clean backdrop, good lighting, and plenty of space to move around.


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23/02/2023

The black and white colonial building with white French walls serves as a very clean backdrop for a moody, dark and dramatic installation. And that is what we did!

We surprised ourselves with the end result, as we grew particularly fond of the dramatic hanging installation created with foraged branches.


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23/02/2023

A dark, moody wintry feel to complement the white French walls of .


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23/02/2023

To add to the style, we foraged tamarind leaves (taken with permission) and used them for the floral backdrop. Keeping in mind to make sure the ants on it were not part of the installation too!

The fountain at serves as a stunning backdrop for the flowers, while we kept things simple with floor hedges and urns that were easily reused for their lunch reception.

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23/02/2023

Amanda’s singular request was to use lilacs, browns and a touch of white. Thus, we built the colour palette around that and filled in with blush pink and peach as complementary colours.


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23/02/2023

Dressing up one of our own’s, this was absolutely a fun one to create as we had full creative control. Thank you Amanda and Andrew, for your trust ❤️


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23/02/2023

For Amanda and Andrew ❤️


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23/02/2023

An organic, dainty and frilly arrangement with lush sprawling greens for Chloe’s bridal bouquet.


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23/02/2023

To complement the rustic interior, we kept to a spring colour palette consisting of light tones with bright pops of orange. Bringing in an organic element, fruits were used as props, adding a touch of colour to the tablescape.


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23/02/2023

Tucked away in the outskirts of Singapore, lies , a quaint little colonial building perfect for a barnhouse-style wedding.


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23/02/2023

Classic and elegant for Rachel and , with a refreshing spring colour palette - think pastel creams, white and lilac, as well as periwinkle for accents for the stage backdrop.

We wanted to focus on the ebb and flow of each stem's shape, movement and texture, arranged in our English meadow style. Using phalaenopsis orchids, they add a touch of colour and architectural structure to the arrangements.


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23/02/2023

Exploring different ways to form an arch, we used tall bougainvillea plants to create the base structure.
This allows for a foam-free arch, taking a step towards creating with sustainability in mind.

Here's to constantly evolving and progressing 🥂

23/02/2023

Re-imagining our table flowers, we wanted to try new ways of styling the table, with a colour palette we have not been able to execute much of before.

23/02/2023

Being florists, creativity is always at the heart of what we do. To keep things interesting, we host experimentation days to explore materials, colours and more.

23/02/2023

Something a little more whimsical, with an Alice in Wonderland theme in mind.

We received creative direction from Wendy, who had the lovely idea to gift her guests adorable teacups and teapots, so all we had to do was to fill them with Wonderful arrangements and bring her vision to life.

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23/02/2023

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23/02/2023

For Shanna’s joyous occasion, we embraced the warm colours and textures of autumn - think warm hues of burnt orange, golden yellow, and dark red. Not forgetting a touch of periwinkle blues for an element of surprise.


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23/02/2023

Interesting fact: Shanna is one of the three sisters that have engaged us for their weddings, and we are always thankful to be able to do what we do, celebrating milestones together.


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23/02/2023

Swipe to see how we dressed up for Kelly and Terry’s big day! 💍🥂


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23/02/2023

A classic, countryside-inspired wedding for our dearest Kelly. Being our head florist, all she had to do was share her floral vision with the team and leave it to us to execute.

Knowing her love for blue, we knew we had to use her favourite flowers which are delphiniums, as they came in perfect shades of electric and periwinkle blues.


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23/02/2023

A space like this one beautifully designed by with warm lighting blends well with softer, pastel colours so it's easy on the eyes. For a surprise element, add in a pop of brights to make the arrangements really stand out.

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23/02/2023

If you are looking to hold your wedding here, consider the ambience of the room when choosing a colour palette: walls, paintings, furniture, and most importantly, lighting.

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23/02/2023

By marrying elements with the grand gold and black hue of , our bright florals create a more romantic setting fit for the celebratory occasion.

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26/09/2022

We took inspiration from , using props such as yam, ginger and sweet potato to bring another dimension to the flowers. This creates a different experience for guests, keeping to the theme of celebrating all things weird and wonderful.

24/09/2022

Faye and Damian approached us wanting something organic, unconventional and androgynous.
With that in mind, we made use of the natural shapes of flowers such as calla lilies and tulips that bend theatrically to create this table display.

31/08/2022

29/08/2022

Introducing our next ready-to-wear colour palette, Great Dixter Gardens.

This palette is perfect for the romantics at heart. With her shades of blossoms, peaches, and lilacs, she adds a touch of beauty and colour to your celebration. Not only do the pastel hues add elegance to any wedding aesthetic, it's also great for a casual pre-wedding shoot as well.

25/08/2022

Our Sissinghurst Castle Garden Ready-to-Wear bridal collection is perfect for brides and grooms who want a classic and dreamy look for their wedding, without all the fuss. ⁠
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Take a peek at all of the 6 products in this palette which includes the bride and bridesmaid bouquets, floral crowns, low table centrepieces, bud vases, wrist corsages, and boutonnières. We imagine dressing up a bride and her party in creamy tones, rich and beautiful in history just like the White Garden of Sissinghurst.