Wildwood Kangaroo Valley is a breathtaking venue—a little piece of heaven with stunning views of the valley. I love working with the friendly staff and designing floral arrangements that perfectly complement the natural beauty and charm of the surroundings. The ceremony platform truly makes you feel like you’re on top of the world, surrounded by towering eucalyptus trees and pure, peaceful stillness. There’s a seamless walk up the path to the reception space, which continues to showcase the spectacular valley views. With on-site accommodation for the bridal party and a setting that feels both intimate and awe-inspiring, Wildwood is the perfect place for an unforgettable celebration in nature.
Kate & Nick
Photographer: Luke Fletcher Photo
This was a special one, as I grew many of Kate and Nick's wedding flowers. Beautiful waratahs were blooming randomly—totally out of season but looking so beautiful. Of course, they had to go into the bouquet. On the day, Kate told me she had chosen me to be her florist before she had chosen any other vendors. Purely my love for growing the flowers - music to my ears.
The florals were all native flowers and foliage in tones of pink and red, which complemented the venue perfectly.
Anne & Brayden
Photographer: Good Moments Wedding
Two country lovebirds tying the knot with timeless and abundant florals. Statement ceremony feature flowers were moved into the reception later to continue their beauty.
Floral vision: classic with a modern touch of whites and pinks. with the sweet scent of garden roses.
Emlyn & Dave
Photographer: Robert Meredith Photography
Autumn love in the beautiful Australian bush. Showcasing Australian and english flowers, embracing both of their backgrounds. The ceremony feature certainly did that. Followed by the bouquets and the reception space.
Florals included roses and Australian native flowers, complementing the tones of the season - Autumn.
