Get Ready For Christmas
Delivering from 26th Nov on all Christmas bouquets and wreaths and more
Christmas
Create your own beautiful Christmas wreath at home with everything you need to make a full, natural and seasonal design in the Blossom & Wild style.
Each kit is carefully put together with a generous selection of the best seasonal foliages available and a mix of decorative details, so you can make your wreath completely your own. Keep it classic with berries and pine cones, add a little colour with dried orange slices, or mix everything together for a rich, textured winter look.
Perfect for a cosy afternoon at home, a festive evening with friends, or as a lovely gift for someone who enjoys getting creative.
Your kit includes:
30cm straw wreath ring
Florist wire
A choice of luxurious velvet ribbon colour
A generous selection of the best seasonal foliages, which may include fir, eucalyptus, pine and other winter greens
With a choice of 5 (5 pieces of each item) decorative bits to choose from:
Red berries
Dried orange slices
Dried Whole Limes
Dried Whole Oranges
Pine cones
Cinnamon sticks
Peppercorn berries
Step-by-step instructions to guide you through making your wreath
Everything you need, ready to unpack, create and enjoy.
Order for delivery from Thu, 26 Nov
A beautiful festive bouquet filled with rich seasonal flowers, berries and winter foliage, all arranged in my signature natural, garden-inspired style.
Think soft blush pinks, deep berry and burgundy tones, pops of festive red and plenty of lovely winter texture.
Each bouquet is individually made using the best seasonal flowers available that week, so no two will be exactly the same — but each will have that beautiful, wild and wonderfully festive Blossom & Wild feel.
Hand-tied and beautifully wrapped, ready to gift (or enjoy at home!).
Flowers and foliage will vary depending on seasonal availability. Images are a guide to the overall colour, style and feel of your bouquet.
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