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Wild and Fabulous Flowers is offering one lucky reader a free bridal bouquet worth £120! The Cowbridge-based company create naturally-styled flowers and will work with you to ensure you get the wedding of your dreams.
“From the moment I had my first garden, flowers have been my joy and passion,” says owner Rhian Rees. “After training and working as a landscape designer for 16 years, I discovered floristry. I have trained with the Bath Flower School, Sabine Darrell and The White Horse Flower Company, and love creating natural florals in a sustainable way that people can enjoy as much as I do. Here at Wild and Fabulous Flowers, we feel passionate about supporting our local flower farmers, they work so hard and we want to share how incredible their flowers are. Out of season, we source our flowers in the most sustainable way we can.”
Rhian offers a wide range of services, including bouquets, flower crowns, floral headpieces, buttonholes, table decorations, garlands, floral arches, pillars, flower clouds and much more.
The competition ends on 30th June, 2023. To enter, please visit www.yoursouthwales.wedding/giveaways
For more information about Wild and Fabulous Flowers, head over to www.wildandfabulousflowers.com
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