The language of flowers has been recognised for centuries in many countries throughout Europe and Asia, so when did it become common-practice to use flowers to communicate how we're feeling?

The flower crown, a timeless look that does not break the sartorial wheel. May Queens and Queen Victoria alike have worn this type of headpiece, but the history of this garland also has a sinister side…

The Adderley Street Flower Market has rightly earned it’s fame and status as an essential part of Cape Town’s history - but what has it got to do with me?

The art of floristry has been around for a lot longer than people realise. Not only has it been dated back to the Egyptians but also has a long and dense artistic science behind it as an art form.

It’s no secret, I love weddings! There is no wedding too big or too small - from the smallest boutonnieres for elopements to overhanging dance floor floral installations for large celebrations.