Mrs Gibbons Flowers

Mrs Gibbons Flowers With over 20 years experience in floristry, styling and event coordination Mrs Gibbons Flowers will I would love to hear from you very soon.

Mrs Gibbons Flowers is a Brisbane based florist with a focus on sourcing exceptional quality fresh seasonal blooms from all over Australia to bring your dream Event or gift to life. We love working with you to ensure your blooms give a lasting impression for you, your clients or loved ones for the rest of your life!

Paris + Jack’s seating chart was designed to be part of the experience of the room, instead of something guests passed o...
07/09/2026

Paris + Jack’s seating chart was designed to be part of the experience of the room, instead of something guests passed on their way to their table.

Paloma came to us with the vision of creating a series of individual display cases, each representing a guest table, and asked us to interpret the floral and botanical world within each one.

We approached them as a collection of small installations — each composition playing with form, texture and unexpected materials. Moss, hydrangea, orchids, shells, stone and foliage were enclosed almost as specimens.

Guests moved between them to find their table, stopping to look into each case along the way. A functional part of the evening turned into something interactive, tactile and, importantly, a talking point.

A beautiful example of what can happen when every detail of a wedding is considered as part of the wider design.

Planner/stylist/visionary PALOMA EVENTS | Wedding Design & Planning
Photographer Kyle Ingram
Venue mca_venues

A bouquet I don’t think I’ll ever forget.Paris’ bouquet for her wedding to Jack was one of those pieces that began with ...
04/09/2026

A bouquet I don’t think I’ll ever forget.

Paris’ bouquet for her wedding to Jack was one of those pieces that began with an idea of how I wanted it to feel, rather than how I wanted it to look.
Hundreds of individual tuberose heads were threaded onto wire by hand, creating these long, delicate strands that moved with Paris as she walked. The idea was to mimic the movement of water — that soft, almost hypnotic rippling as it shifts and catches the light.

And then there was the scent. I chose tuberose very intentionally. Scent has such an extraordinary way of holding memory, and I loved the thought that long after the wedding, Paris might smell tuberose somewhere completely unexpected and, for a moment, be taken straight back to this day.

There was time invested into the making of this little bouquet. Hundreds of flowers, threaded one by one. But I think that’s what I love most about designing pieces like this. Sometimes the smallest thing we create can carry the biggest story.

Paris & Jack. 🤍

Planner/stylist/visionary PALOMA EVENTS | Wedding Design & Planning
Photographer Kyle Ingram
Gown Danielle Frankel

02/09/2026

Spring has most certainly sprung so it only seemed fitting to bring out the footage of an evening that unfolded softly against Sydney harbour for Alex and Jack’s wedding at C A T A L I N A, brought to life with the artistry and grace of PALOMA EVENTS | Wedding Design & Planning

Planning & Styling: PALOMA EVENTS | Wedding Design & Planning
Venue: C A T A L I N A
Floral Design: Mrs Gibbons - Floral Design Studio
Stationery: She Scribes
Hire Moments

The bane of a creative’s existence. Constantly thinking we have nothing to post while simultaneously making things all t...
01/09/2026

The bane of a creative’s existence. Constantly thinking we have nothing to post while simultaneously making things all the time.

So we’re going to start sharing more of our play, the prototypes, the ideas we’ve been marinating on and the things that sometimes turn into something completely different to what we had in mind.

Case in point.

This piece was initially meant to be a petite floral cap and somehow, somewhere along the way, evolved into this cute little handbag.

Tiny white blooms, bustled and knotted bronze ribbon and absolutely no real purpose other than we wanted to make it and see where it went.

More play. More prototypes. More of what actually happens in the studio. Because apparently we do have content after all. Who would have thought?!

The bane of a creative’s existence. Constantly thinking we have nothing to post while simultaneously making things all t...
01/09/2026

The bane of a creative’s existence. Constantly thinking we have nothing to post while simultaneously making things all the time.

So we’re going to start sharing more of our play, the prototypes, the ideas we’ve been marinating on and the things that sometimes turn into something completely different to what we had in mind.

Case in point.

This piece was initially meant to be a petite floral cap and somehow, somewhere along the way, evolved into this cute little handbag.

Tiny white blooms, bustled and knotted bronze ribbon and absolutely no real purpose other than we wanted to make it and see where it went.

More play. More prototypes. More of what actually happens in the studio.

Because apparently we do have content after all. Who@would have thought!

The chocolate arm m**f.Looking back at Blue Reverie, a shoot we were so honoured to be part of at The Jackson Ranch last...
30/08/2026

The chocolate arm m**f.

Looking back at Blue Reverie, a shoot we were so honoured to be part of at The Jackson Ranch last year.

This was one of those beautifully collaborative days where we were given the space to create. Our team had been marinating on ideas, forms and structures for some time, so being able to bring some of them to life alongside a group of creatives we genuinely admire was pretty special.

This piece in particular came from wanting to explore the relationship between flowers and fashion.

I didn’t want to design traditional bouquets for this shoot, I really wanted to lean into pieces which could be worn. For this moment, we designed a chocolate brown floral arm m**f, Sculptural, tonal and a little unexpected, with the orchids cascading from the hand and becoming part of the silhouette of the dress. I still love the restraint of it. One flower, one deep chocolate tone, allowed to speak for itself against the white gown and that incredible blue.

Being invited to design for venues we adore, alongside planners, stylists, photographers and creatives whose work we respect, is never something we take lightly. There is something incredibly rewarding about everyone bringing their own perspective to a concept and watching all those individual layers become one story.

And being able to look back a year later and watch it all again is pretty amazing.

Blue Reverie

Venue & Shoot Organiser — thejacksonranch_
Styling — Destination Event Planning & Design
Photography — Kyle Ingram
Musicians — STELLAIRE
Content — Wedding and Event Content Creation
Furniture — Harry the hirer
Hire — Èto Studio
Floral Design — Mrs Gibbons - Floral Design Studio
Hair & Makeup — Bridal Glow Co - Wedding Hair & Makeup Artists
Wedding Dresses & Veils — ASTON Bridal
Suits — Oscar Hunt
Jewellery — Kate & Kole
Getting Ready Outfits — SHONA JOY
Swimwear — ALT
Stationery — Jo ~ Rebel Reflect: Stationery + Branding
Printing — Smada Print & Paper - TradSmada Print & Paper - Trade Printerels — NAOSimply Seated+ DUROSELLEn

Making time to play again.Lately we’ve been carving out space in the studio to experiment. To make prototypes for upcomi...
29/08/2026

Making time to play again.

Lately we’ve been carving out space in the studio to experiment. To make prototypes for upcoming weddings and events, build vision boards, test an idea, pull it apart and see where else it might go. Not everything we make in these moments has a destination yet.

The thing about being a creative is that your mind never really switches off. Inspiration can come from anywhere. A piece of music, a poem, the ocean, moving clouds, mountains, cracks in concrete, fashion, fabric. Sometimes it’s simply a material sitting on the studio table that makes you wonder, what could we do with that?

This little piece came from one of those moments.

Over the next little while we’re going to share more of this side of Mrs Gibbons Flowers — the prototypes, the play, the vision boards and the ideas taking shape before they become part of a wedding or event.

Some will make it into the real world. Some won’t. But they all inform what comes next.

Keep an eye on our stories and the grid. There’s a lot happening behind the scenes.

A little reminiscing on Jourdan + Steve.I was on the road sourcing for upcoming events this morning and had a bit of tim...
28/08/2026

A little reminiscing on Jourdan + Steve.

I was on the road sourcing for upcoming events this morning and had a bit of time to think about some of the incredible weddings, events and special life moments we’ve been lucky enough to be part of.

It’s a pretty special thing really, being trusted with a small part of someone’s story and then getting to tell some of it through flowers. Jourdan and Steve’s day at Mona Farm was definitely one of those.

The flower choices for their wedding were incredibly personal to them, with meaning and memories behind so many of the varieties we used. Seeing the reception in these wider shots takes me straight back to it, all of that green against the dark draping, the white flowers woven through, little hits of burgundy and lilac, the flowers moving from the tables and onto the floor. Breathtaking!

The incredible PALOMA EVENTS | Wedding Design & Planning planned and styled the day and we never take it lightly when they think of us for one of their clients. There’s a lot of trust involved in bringing someone else’s creative vision together, particularly for a day that means so much, and we’re always grateful to be part of it.

Feeling very lucky today that this is what we get to do, design something for a moment in time, for people to celebrate around, and then have photographs like these to bring it all back again.

Petter Karlstrøm Weddings
PALOMA EVENTS | Wedding Design & Planning
Mona Farm
Event Draping
Sincerely, Sam Cakes

Nallah + Luke | The CeremonyA ceremony designed around the feeling of arrival whereguests were led through the grounds o...
26/08/2026

Nallah + Luke | The Ceremony

A ceremony designed around the feeling of arrival where
guests were led through the grounds of Mona Farm by a pathway of grasses, loose, textural and moving gently with the breeze before stepping into something entirely different.

A custom, fully draped marquee created an intimate world within the landscape. Overhead, a considered opening allowed a sliver of natural light to fall through the space, marking Nallah’s walk down the aisle.

Inside, candlelight danced along the aisle, leading towards sculptural floral forms in muted, earthy tones. Texture, reflection, movement and light all working together.

We loved the contrast of this ceremony. Playing into the nature of the grounds on the approach, soft and enveloping once inside.

We consider it a true honour to flower such intimate moments in our clients lives and to have such strong, collaborative relationships with such innovative planners such as Paloma.

Planning/Creative Direction PALOMA EVENTS | Wedding Design & Planning
Floral Designer Mrs Gibbons - Floral Design Studio
Photographer Lei Lei Clavey | Wedding Photographer
Venue Mona Farm
Marquee Tento Tento
Draping THE LOOK

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Salisbury, QLD
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