New faux flower range from Yorkshire florist Wildflowers

Faux flower bouquet in orange and purple flowers from Yorkshire florist Wildflowers

While so many weddings were being put on hold, florist Vanessa Wellock of Wildflowers made the most of her extra time to develop her skills and range of products. Firstly, she took her level three teaching certificate at Craven College before securing a role teaching there. She also now offers one-day courses for those who wish to improve their skills in flower arranging.

What's more, Vanessa has added some gorgeous new products to the Wildflowers website, which are perfect for micro-weddings and postponements. "I have added a faux flower section," Vanessa explains. "Couples can find faux bouquets, headdresses and arrangements all available to order and ready for whenever your big day takes place. We also offer dried hydrangea wreaths and hearts – perfect for dressing your venue." Look out for the company's new range of scented candles too!

Check out www.wildflowersuk.co.uk

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