A bride and groom smiling and holding hands outdoors in a wooded area. The groom is wearing a navy suit and tie, and the bride is in a white wedding dress holding a bouquet of white flowers.

The Larkspur Wedding Story

At Larkspur, we approach wedding flowers with thoughtfulness and creativity, working with the best of the season to craft designs that reflect your day and your story.

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A bride and groom sitting close together during their wedding ceremony in a small, intimate chapel with a large floral arrangement and lit candles.
A white floral arrangement in an ornate white vase on a wooden pedestal outdoors, featuring white roses, hydrangeas, and greenery, with a background of trees and gravel ground.
A woman in a white wedding dress crouching while holding a bouquet of pink and white flowers, with a radiator in the background.
A wooden dining table with clear glasses and a vase of lilies. In the background, there is a yellow lamp and a green glass bottle set against a worn, textured wall with exposed pipes and a light fixture hanging from the ceiling.
A woman in a white dress holding a bouquet of calla lilies, smiling, outdoors near a stone wall and a man in a dark suit, during sunset or late afternoon.
A decorative outdoor floral arrangement featuring blush pink, deep red, and cream-colored dahlias along with green hydrangeas, hanging white amaranthus, clusters of red grapes, set against a white fabric backdrop and a vineyard landscape with trees a
A bouquet of pink dahlias, antique pink anthuriums, dark maroon flowers, and pink astilbe wrapped in cream paper, placed on a wooden bench outside near a red brick wall and a wooden door.

What makes Larkspur Flowers a little different?

  • We work exclusively with Australian-grown flowers — but what does that mean? It means we don’t use imported blooms, including Phalaenopsis orchids and out of season varieties. By choosing local, we’re supporting Australia’s cut flower industry while also reducing transport miles and the chemicals often used on imported flowers. It’s better for the planet, better for the growers, and better for all of us.

  • By choosing Australian-grown flowers, we also choose to work with the rhythm of the seasons. This means your wedding florals will naturally reflect the time of year—if you’re getting married in September, Tulips and Poppies! are a lovely option while a February wedding really calls for Hydrangeas and Dahlias. Each season offers something unique, and we believe that styling with in season varieties adds an authentic, meaningful touch to your special day!

  • At Larkspur Flowers, we believe we have a responsibility to be mindful of our impact on the environment.

    But how can floristry be harmful? Traditionally, many arrangements are created using floral foam, a material made from microplastics that doesn’t break down. Instead of relying on foam, we’ve developed clever techniques and alternative methods that are both sustainable and beautiful!

    We also compost our green waste and source directly from local flower farmers whenever possible, which helps reduce single-use plastic wrapping.

    With Larkspur, you can feel good knowing your flowers are designed with care! not just for you, but for the planet too.

  • Summer (December to February)

    Dahlias, Hydrangeas, Cosmos, Zinnias, Gloriosa lily, Larkspur, Amaranthus, Peonies, Smoke bush, and Garden roses.

  • Autumn (March to May)

    Sunflowers, Dahlias, Windflowers, Delphiniums, Hydrangea, and Banksias.

  • Winter (June to August)

    Anemones, Blushing bride, Banksias, Proteas, Camellias, Cymbidium orchids, Tulips, and Hellebores.

  • Spring (September to November)

    Dogwood, Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths, Jasmine, Poppies, Ranunculus, Sweet peas, Snowball viburnum, and Waratahs.

A table with a white satin tablecloth holding two vases of pale pink and white roses, set outdoors with a background of trees, a shed with a slanted roof covered in moss, and a wooden fence.
A bride and groom holding hands with two children, a girl and a boy, outside a brick building with a green and yellow sign reading 'Butterland'. The bride is smiling, wearing a white dress and holding flowers, while the children are dressed in white and holding hands.
A white floral arrangement in a white vase on a white pedestal, with white and blue flowers and green leaves, set against a red brick wall.
A white floral arrangement in a white vase on a white pedestal, with white and blue flowers and green leaves, set against a red brick wall.
A woman in a white satin wedding dress holding a bouquet of large white and pink flowers with ribbons, standing outdoors on grass.
Arrangement of flowers in baskets near a white wooden door with a black mail slot, on a wooden floor.

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