Blooming gorgeous blooms!

Jill Alexander from The Little Flower Hut, based in West Yorkshire, brings weddings to life with the most beautiful British blooms. 2022 was a wonderful year for weddings for The Little Flower Hut with some totally stunning weddings right across Yorkshire, Cumbria, and Northumberland – and 2023 is going to be an even more exciting year working on lots of absolutely, beautiful weddings for the most wonderful couples.
bridal bouquet held by bride
Credit: Maytree Photography

Jill's work is organic from the flowers and foliage to the finished design, creating very romantic and individual floral arrangements. She adds, "I'm passionate about sustainability and work with local growers, hand selecting exquisite seasonal blooms which offer something just a little different whether it's the variety, colour, or scent. When I work with couples, I want to create something that is unique to them, especially the bride. Not, just bring their vision for their day to life with beautiful blooms but also something that reflects their personality too, using only the best British blooms."

If you're looking for something a little different, why not say hello. All Jill's details are below!
Website: www.thelittleflowerhut.co.uk
IG: www.instagram.com@the_little_flower_hut
Email: sayhello@thelittleflowerhut.co.uk
Tel: 07894 386 394

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