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YARROW
Buckets of cut flowers on the step of a green florist's door in an ivy-covered brick wall

Wedding flowers, priced before you fall in love with them.

Yarrow is a two-florist studio in Harrogate. Real prices on this page, a costed proposal inside three working days, and £150 holds your date.

Start a proposal

A clear path to flowers that look like you

Full-service florals — grown, conditioned, arranged, delivered and set up by the two of us.

Step one

Tell us the palette.

Send us the colours, the venue and roughly what you need. You get a costed proposal with real prices, not a range, inside three working days.

Step two

Change your mind.

Swap the stems, add a table, drop the arch. Adjust it yourself or on the phone with Meg, right up to six weeks before the day.

Step three

Hold it for £150.

The deposit comes off the total and it is the only thing due until four weeks out. We take twenty-two weddings a year and no more.

Know what the flowers cost before you ask

No consultation fee, no mystery line items. These are the prices we actually charge, and they are what goes on your proposal.

A loose garden-style bridal bouquet held at the waist

Bridal bouquet

£145

Loose and garden-style, tied with silk ribbon. Around forty stems.

A small bridesmaid posy in sage and dusty pink

Bridesmaid posy

£48

Half the size of the bridal, same flowers. Most people order three or four.

A single cream rose buttonhole pinned to a charcoal lapel

Buttonhole

£9

One focal bloom and foliage, on a pin. Add a spare, everyone loses one.

Flower crowns £62 · Corsage on a bracelet £22 · Toss bouquet £38

The proof is in the photographs

A bride and her bridesmaids laughing together in a walled garden
Budget£2,400
I sent a Pinterest board and a postcode and got a real number back in two days. Nobody else would give me a price without a meeting.
Sophie + Dan · Middleton Lodge
A bride and groom at a church altar between tall autumn arrangements
Budget£4,150
We moved the date twice and changed the colours completely in March. Meg redid the whole thing without a word about it.
Hannah + Joe · St Robert's, Pannal
A bride and four bridesmaids in blue against a wall of ivy
Budget£1,850
We had the smallest budget of any wedding they did that year and I would never have known it from what turned up.
Priya + Tom · The Tithe Barn
Venues we know inside out
  • Middleton LodgeRichmond
  • The Tithe BarnBolton Abbey
  • Swinton ParkMasham
  • Rudding ParkHarrogate
  • Broughton HallSkipton
Real weddings

Last season, in order

A bride under a timber pergola dressed with cream flowers
Ella + MarkMay · £3,100
Chairs set out for a ceremony beneath an old oak tree
Nadia + SamJune · £2,650
A reception table with an olive cloth and a coral centrepiece
Rachel + AoifeAugust · £5,200
A timber arch dressed with cream and blush flowers
Beth + CallumSeptember · £3,880
A tall pedestal urn of cream and green flowers
Grace + IdrisOctober · £2,240
A low flower runner down a long banquet table
Lucy + BenOctober · £4,600
Two of us, twenty-two weddings

Why the prices are on the page

Every florist we knew made couples book a consultation before they would say a number. We understood why — every wedding is different — but it meant people spent an evening with us before finding out we were out of their reach, and we spent an evening on a wedding we were never going to do.

So we published them. It costs us the quotes we would have talked people into, and it saves us the ones we would have wasted a night on. Both of us think that is the better trade.

Quick answers to the things everybody asks

Most of ours land between £1,800 and £4,500. The bottom of that is bouquets, buttonholes and jars on the tables; the top adds a dressed arch, aisle flowers and a long-table runner. The prices on this page are the real ones, so you can add up your own before you speak to us.
Twelve to eighteen months for a Saturday between May and September; those go first. Anything else, six months is comfortable. We have taken a wedding on with nine weeks' notice and it was fine — ask, the worst we can say is that the date has gone.
Anything, up to six weeks before. After that the flowers are ordered from the growers and we cannot unorder them, though we can usually still swap colours within what has come in. Changing the date is free once; we will do our best after that.
No. Plenty of people take the bouquets and buttonholes and do the tables themselves with buckets from us the day before, which is much cheaper and often looks lovely. There is no minimum spend. There is a £95 delivery and set-up charge outside twenty miles of Harrogate.
Between June and September, mostly from a half-acre plot outside Kirkby Overblow and two other Yorkshire growers. Outside that we buy Dutch, and we will tell you which is which rather than pretend otherwise in February.
Start a proposal

Tell us the date and the palette

Tick what you think you need and you will see a rough total as you go. It is not a quote — the real one comes back costed, within three working days.

Find us
18 Cold Bath Road
Harrogate, HG2 0NA
Ring us
01423 555 194
Studio hours
Tuesday to Saturday, 9 till 4. Closed Sundays and Mondays, which is when the weddings are cleared up.
We need something to call you.
We need a working email to send the proposal to.
Even a rough month helps.
Tell us roughly where we are driving to.
Rough total £0 Tick a few things above and a number appears. Deposit is £150 of whatever it comes to.
Thank you — that is with us.

On the real site this would land in the studio inbox with your palette and your rough total attached, and Meg would come back within three working days. Nothing has been sent here — this is a demo.