Galentine’s Day – a Valentine’s Day alternative that’s all about celebrating female friendships – has a special place in our heart. Galentine’s with Go-To Skincare was all about treating their VIP customers to a floral surprise delivery on the day. Beautiful bunches were inspired by the brand’s signature peachy palette, with pale pink and tangerine hues and the sweetest love notes attached.

The Beautiful Bunch created in-store pop-up posy displays for Lorna Jane customers to treat themselves and their loved ones on Mother’s Day. Lorna Jane stores across Sydney and Melbourne were filled with garden-inspired posies with blank note cards attached, inviting customers to treat themselves or a loved one to a Beautiful Bunch and thoughtful note.

Floral arrangements in bold, vibrant colours, both playful and elegant, was the brief for a MECCA-curated event at the NGV’s Garden Restaurant.
Flowers in MECCA’s signature red and pink counterbalanced the dark interior. Table arrangements with open tulips and opulent roses were created in custom-made charcoal-coloured ceramic vessels, and a large-scale vase feature table stole the show.

The Beautiful Bunch helped Kmart celebrate Mothers and Mother-figures for a special Mother’s Day Lunch at The Commons. We created table florals and large installs inspired by a Parisian Flower Market in Spring. Guests were treated to floral gifts upon departure, with a wrapping station onsite and a fresh selection of seasonal blooms to choose from.

We worked with Cargo Crew to source the perfect florist’s uniform. We needed something comfortable and professional, on-brand, and with our logo embroidered. The pieces also had to be hard-wearing to protect clothing from flower mess! Cargo Crew came by our studio to chat to our team about the work we do and our plans for the future.

We teamed up with Heide Museum of Modern Art to offer a sculptural wreath-making workshop over the Christmas period as part of its Heide Studio Adults series of events. The workshop was an instant sell-out. The flowers used were sourced from the Melbourne Flower Market as well as the iconic Heide gardens.