Firth Flock Flowers

Firth Flock Flowers Florist Offering Sustainable, Home Grown Flowers for Weddings, Gift Bouquets, and Custom Orders
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We’ve always believed in supporting real people running small, independent businesses Farmers, makers, printers, artists...
30/05/2026

We’ve always believed in supporting real people running small, independent businesses

Farmers, makers, printers, artists, craftspeople… it’s how we run the farm, and it’s how we run this business too 🐑💐

Recently we saw a post by MollyPukes that really hit home. She wrote:

“A friendly reminder from an actual artist! AI slop is ruining our environment, wrecking livelihoods of real actual people and only benefits millionaires who profit from your information for their own gain.”

And honestly… she’s right.

So instead of generating something online, we asked Molly, who was very happy to receive our commission as she used to work on a sheep farm herself 🐑🎨, to create an original piece of artwork for us.

The brief was simple: Ellen in a field with her lambs and a duck, holding a bouquet of flowers 🌼🦆

The result is this gorgeous little watercolour.

We paid £35 for the original artwork, including postage and a digital scan. At minimum wage, that’s under three hours’ pay, and artists are usually self-employed, meaning they need to charge more than minimum wage to make a living.

AI might be cheaper, but that’s not how we roll.

We’ll always choose people over machines, and bespoke over mass-produced 🤍

What do you think of cartoon Ellen? Let us know in the comments! ✨

Buttonholes… small but mighty.Not just for the chaps—buttonholes are for anyone who fancies wearing flowers on their lap...
29/05/2026

Buttonholes… small but mighty.

Not just for the chaps—buttonholes are for anyone who fancies wearing flowers on their lapel (or pocket, or dress, or wherever feels right).

We make ours with pins or magnets (no outfit casualties here), and we’re always happy to create pocket-style designs too—perfect for a slightly more relaxed, modern look.

Like all our flowers, they’re seasonal, a little bit wild, and made to tie everything together beautifully.

29/05/2026

May Bridal Bouquet

Some favourite moments from our Summer 2024 photoshoot at Nantclwyd y Dre, alongside a host of wonderful local suppliers...
28/05/2026

Some favourite moments from our Summer 2024 photoshoot at Nantclwyd y Dre, alongside a host of wonderful local suppliers—many of whom we’ve since had the joy of working with time and again.

It’s a little wild to think how far we’ve come in the last two years. The flowers, our style, and our hopes for this little flower farm remain the same—but the experience we’ve gained, the connections we’ve made, and the memories we’ve created have been truly special.

👗 The Little Dress Co.
💇🏼‍♀️ LEAH - Bridal Hair Specialist
💄 Anna Baxter Makeup Artistry
🤵🏻‍♂️ Trefor Jones Ltd
🌸 A Moment of Joy Events
📷 Andy Boyle Photography
📱 The Big Day Content
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Thinking about flowers for your wedding day?Here’s how our process unfolds — simple, relaxed and shaped around you.1. St...
27/05/2026

Thinking about flowers for your wedding day?
Here’s how our process unfolds — simple, relaxed and shaped around you.

1. Start your flower journey
If you love natural, seasonal, locally grown flowers, you’re in the right place. Browse our website, explore our work and fill in our enquiry form when you’re ready.

2. Tell us about your day
Share as much or as little as you like — your date, venue, colours, ideas or just a feeling. Pinterest boards and saved posts are always helpful.

3. Let’s chat
We offer a relaxed consultation for every wedding (unless you’d prefer to skip it). Usually via video, sometimes in person. We’ll talk through your plans, your venue and how flowers can bring everything together.

4. Your personalised proposal
After our chat, we’ll create a tailored, itemised proposal that reflects your style, your season and all the thoughtful details that matter most.

5. Booking your flowers
Once you’re happy, a deposit secures your date. From there, we nurture your flowers on our North Wales farm — grown with care, in tune with the seasons and supportive of local wildlife.

6. As your day approaches
We’ll stay in touch as your plans evolve. Final details are confirmed around 6 weeks before, with final payment due 3 weeks ahead.

7. Your flowers arrive
Whether we’re delivering and setting up, or you’re collecting from the farm, your flowers will be fresh, seasonal and ready for the day. For bespoke weddings, we style everything on‑site.

8. A little something extra
The next day, we can return to gather your flowers into bunches for guests to take home — a lovely way to let the blooms live on.

9. Your wedding day
Everything is created to feel natural, joyful and true to your season — from bouquets to installations.

10. Let’s create something beautiful together
Website + enquiry form linked in bio 🌿

Late May bouquets… and three completely different looks.Same month, same farm, all made with what’s growing right here —...
26/05/2026

Late May bouquets… and three completely different looks.

Same month, same farm, all made with what’s growing right here — but each one shaped by a different bride, a different palette, and a different moment in the field.

May can be a funny month for flowers. Spring has mostly faded, summer isn’t quite ready, and we’re working right in that in‑between space. But that’s where the creativity happens — mixing the last of the spring beauties with the very first hints of summer colour.

And that’s why we love British, sustainably grown flowers. They’re never identical, never predictable, always full of life. Each bouquet tells its own story, and each one feels completely unique.

Which May bouquet is your favourite today?

I’ve been busy on the flower field this month—planting, mulching, weeding, deadheading… all the good stuff. We also had ...
25/05/2026

I’ve been busy on the flower field this month—planting, mulching, weeding, deadheading… all the good stuff. We also had the fantastic Selwyn Howatson from Rhewl over with some hardcore to put a base in for my new shed (couldn’t recommend him enough).

But of course… I never remember to take photos.

So I have very little to share from this month. I do have a part-time PA who helps with admin and social media, and she’s always gently reminding me to take pictures for content. One day I sent her this.

Her reply: “What am I looking at here? I know it’s violas, but what am I saying about this?”

My answer: I was deadheading them… and this was the only photo I took all day.

Anyone else struggle with the whole documenting-your-life-to-promote-your-business thing?

After such an amazing day today, we’ve made the difficult decision not to attend the final day at The Laundry open garde...
24/05/2026

After such an amazing day today, we’ve made the difficult decision not to attend the final day at The Laundry open garden tomorrow.

Our peonies are completely sold out 🌸 and the planted pots were so wonderfully well received. We’re honestly so grateful for the warm welcome, kind conversations, and support from everyone who visited us today.

We’ve done everything we can to keep our flowers happy in this heat, but tomorrow is set to be even hotter, and fresh flowers are really struggling in these temperatures. Rather than sell anything that doesn’t reflect the standards we want for Firth Flock Flowers, we feel it’s better to step back for the final day.

A huge thank you to Jenny Williams and her brilliant team for having us at the open garden, and thank you again to everyone who supported our little flower stall this weekend 💛

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