The tree-trunk altar built for a wedding at Kew Gardens, Wildabout
Florist · London, United Kingdom

Wildabout

Wildabout is a florist on Silverthorne Road in Battersea, London, led by Leanne and Andy, with a wedding arm called Wildabout Weddings.

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Wildabout

Leanne and Andy head a creative team of British and international florists at the Wildabout studio in Battersea. Their wedding work, branded Wildabout Weddings, runs from a single bridal bouquet to a full transformation of a room.

The studio holds accredited-florist status at seventeen London venues, among them Claridge's, The Lanesborough, Two Temple Place, Spencer House, the Wallace Collection, Kew Gardens, Cliveden House and The Wilderness at Chiswick House. At Kew it is one of a short list of florists approved for the Nash Conservatory, the Orangery and the Temperate House.

“Our mission is simple: to create innovative and beautiful floral designs using the finest quality flowers.”

Leanne, Creative Lead

The style is glamorous and architectural: ceremony arches and tree-trunk altars, suspended pampas and wisteria canopies, foliage columns from floor to ceiling and structural pieces built for a specific ceremony, including a chuppah. White and green is the most requested palette, deepened to jewel tones or amber and dried neutrals on request.

Clients regularly name Leanne in their feedback. The studio created the flowers for Tony and Stavros's wedding at The Londoner, including the ceremony arch and reception styling. Most work is in London, with commissions elsewhere in the UK and a new office in Ibiza.

At a glance
Based in
London
Destinations served
London
How they work

From the first message to the day itself

  1. 01Studio consultation

    An informal meeting at the Battersea studio to talk through favourite flowers, style and colour palette.

  2. 02Design proposal

    A bespoke proposal lays out the studio's reading of the couple's vision before anything is booked.

  3. 03Making

    The studio team prepares the designs for the specific venue and ceremony.

  4. 04Installation and breakdown

    The team installs everything on the day, from the ceremony arch to the last table, and clears afterwards.

Wildabout

Gallery

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A dense white floral arch frames the ceremony, The Londoner, Wildabout+32View Gallery DJ Fat Tony and Stavros Agapiou beneath the ceremony backdrop, The Londoner, Wildabout

Images courtesy of Wildabout

Reviews

What couples say

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Review

Thank you gorgeous Leanne and your amazing team for making our wedding the most magical and beautiful day and for building us a Chuppah of dreams!!!

AdinaWildabout website
Where they work

Based in London, serving London

70 Silverthorne Road, Battersea, London SW8 3HE, United Kingdom

  • Their base
  • Venues nearby
What they do

Services and fees

Ceremony

  • Ceremony arches and altars
  • Chuppahs and structural ceremony pieces
  • Suspended and hanging installations

Reception

  • Reception tablescapes and centrepieces
  • Foliage columns and walls
  • Candelabra and mirror installations

Bridal

  • Bridal bouquets and buttonholes

Also offered

  • Event and corporate installations
  • Deliveries and subscriptions
  • Lifestyle and editorial shoots
  • One-to-one classes
  • Gifts and plants
Fees

Fees on request

They quote for each wedding, from your date, guest numbers and plans.

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Questions couples ask

Before you write to them

Where is Wildabout based?

On Silverthorne Road in Battersea, south-west London, led by Leanne and Andy.

Which venues is Wildabout accredited at?

Seventeen London venues, including Claridge's, The Lanesborough, Two Temple Place, Spencer House, the Wallace Collection, Kew Gardens, Cliveden House and The Wilderness at Chiswick House.

Does Wildabout only work in London?

Mainly, though it also works elsewhere in the UK and now has an office in Ibiza.

Is there a minimum spend?

No fixed minimum or price list is published. Guideline figures are discussed at a complimentary consultation at the studio.

What can Wildabout create for a wedding?

Ceremony arches and altars, suspended installations, foliage columns and walls, a chuppah and other structural pieces, reception tablescapes and centrepieces, and bridal bouquets.

Has Wildabout worked at Kew Gardens?

Yes. It is one of a short list of florists accredited at Kew, across the Nash Conservatory, the Orangery and the Temperate House.

How does the process begin?

With an informal consultation at the studio, followed by a bespoke design proposal before anything is booked.

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Is your date free with Wildabout?

Your message goes straight to Leanne, with your date, guests and the kind of wedding you have in mind.

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Official website

Please mention 5 Star Wedding Directory when contacting Wildabout.

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