Megan Daisy Floral Design

Megan Daisy Floral Design Florist based in Colchester, Essex. Weddings πŸ’ Funerals πŸ•ŠοΈ Florist πŸ’

Dogs at wedding! You have to love it when the most important member of the household makes it front and centre on a wedd...
11/09/2026

Dogs at wedding! You have to love it when the most important member of the household makes it front and centre on a wedding day!

Touches like this really make a wedding day unique! Made possible by Eleanor Fretwell

The outdoor ceremony space Battleswick Farm Essex Wedding Venue was a perfect venue for this sunny, July wedding. With natural and rustic bouquets and buttonholes to complement the relaxed feeling.

Creating this garden-style bridal bouquet with soft pink dahlias, sweet peas, and wild greenery was an absolute dreamβ€”but sharing the spotlight with a pug in a wedding outfit might just take the cake!

Thank you Chloe Young for sharing your gorgeous images!

Looking for a wedding florist in Essex or Suffolk? Get in touch! Drop me a DM to get chatting about your wedding flowers.

August highlights as a wedding florist in Essex 2 weddings this month with 1 of them being my biggest so far! Lots of pi...
09/09/2026

August highlights as a wedding florist in Essex

2 weddings this month with 1 of them being my biggest so far! Lots of pink and white in both weddings.

Had some time away by the seaside. Much needed after all these heat waves!

1st wedding as both a florist and a guest. Yes I was still setting up when guests arrived. Yes, I had to get changed in the toilets. Great fun though!

September has already been a busy one (which is why this post is a little late!). Follow along to find out what I've been up to!

Behind the scenes Sometimes you will find me hiding in a wedding venue with pins and ribbon - it is just part of the job...
08/09/2026

Behind the scenes

Sometimes you will find me hiding in a wedding venue with pins and ribbon - it is just part of the job!

Photographer:
Venue:
Shoot organiser:

Same flowers, different use A top tip for making the most of your wedding flowers is to re-use them. This is one of the ...
04/09/2026

Same flowers, different use

A top tip for making the most of your wedding flowers is to re-use them. This is one of the reasons why I love meadow style arrangements- they are just so versatile!

Photographer:
Venue:
Shoot organiser:
Sign:

Low Bowl ArrangementsTiny daisy nestled amongst pops of colourful dahlias- summer is in full bloom with this arrangement...
29/08/2026

Low Bowl Arrangements

Tiny daisy nestled amongst pops of colourful dahlias- summer is in full bloom with this arrangement. A beautiful way to add a dash of colour to your tables and make your wedding tie together with the bridal party flowers.

A low bowl table arrangement means that your guests aren't blocked from talking across the table to each other whilst also ensuring a beautiful addition to your table setting.

Photographer:
Venue:
Shoot organiser:
Sign:
Tableware hire:

Welcome Sign FlowersIf there is one item I would advise wedding couples to consider adding to their florals it would be ...
18/08/2026

Welcome Sign Flowers

If there is one item I would advise wedding couples to consider adding to their florals it would be a meadow. They are so versatile and immediately elevate your space.

Here you can see this orange, terracotta and peach meadow beautifully complementing the welcome sign. It ties together with the bridal party flowers and makes your guests feel welcomed into a special event.

The meadows can be placed in front of your ceremony table, line the aisle, under the welcome sign, under the seating chart, in front of the top table, next to your cake table... the options are endless. And if you have a lovely wedding day site team- they can move them from place to place. Alternatively this is a service I can discuss with you.

Would you have a flower meadow as part of your wedding florals?

Photographer:
Venue:
Shoot organiser:
Sign:

Hi! I'm Megan - the florist behind Megan Daisy Floral Design. I am a little camera shy so you don't often see me on my p...
11/08/2026

Hi! I'm Megan - the florist behind Megan Daisy Floral Design.

I am a little camera shy so you don't often see me on my profile but I wanted to introduce myself. Here are a few things you might not know about me:

I started my business in September 2025 after leaving a career as an English teacher.

My middle name is actually Daisy- a career in floristry was just meant to be!

I got married in July 2025 but did not do my own wedding flowers (that would be far too stressful!).

In September 2025 I attended a training course at the Cambridge Flower School and never looked back.

If you ask me what my favourite flower is, the answer will change every time. They are all so gorgeous- it is impossible to choose!

Thank you for getting me in front of a camera

Is there anything else you would like to know? Get nosey and ask me in the comments! πŸ‘‡

Social Media - Both a blessing and a curse Social media is a great place for so many reasons. Of course, it is a fantast...
03/08/2026

Social Media - Both a blessing and a curse

Social media is a great place for so many reasons. Of course, it is a fantastic way to publicise my business and show examples of my work. There is no greater feeling when a wedding couple enquires because they have seen pictures of your work!

It is also a great opportunity to network and meet other wedding industry professionals. I have made some great connections, asked plenty of people for advice and even picked up some freelancing work all through social media.

However, it can be a minefield to navigate too.

So often we are having to manage the expectations of our wedding couples. Social media rarely includes a price tag and as someone in the industry, it might be easy for us to look at an image and know it will cost Β£10,000 but for our wedding couples it is not so obvious.

And then there is AI... More and more I am coming across AI generated images of flowers that I am then being asked to re-create. Needless to say, this is an impossible task. Often these images contain flowers that our from different seasons, in colours that they simply do not grow in or entirely made up varieties all together!

I love social media and think that it can be a useful tool for wedding planning. But I urge wedding couple of be cautious- don't forget to step back and consider your budget, remember that not everything is always as it seems, and don't get bogged down by comparing your wedding to everyone else's.

Are there any other bits of social media advice for couples planning their wedding?

Image from Beth Rhianne Photography

Address

Colchester

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Megan Daisy Floral Design posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Megan Daisy Floral Design:

Shortcuts

Share

Category