London and West Country floral designer Helen Edwards’ design style reflects an English garden, an herbaceous border. There is always a natural, relaxed and elegant abundance in her designs.
e: helen@thevelvetdaisy.co.uk
t: 0779069 2221
a: London & Devon
w: thevelvetdaisy.co.uk
The Velvet Daisy flower deliveries in SW London or by Floom in other areas. Choose from seasonal single varieties from peonies to stocks and roses or beautiful mixed Summer bunches.
London and West Country floral designer Helen Edwards’ design style reflects an English garden, an herbaceous border. There is always a natural, relaxed and elegant abundance in her designs.
e: helen@thevelvetdaisy.co.uk
t: 0779069 2221
a: London & Devon
w: thevelvetdaisy.co.uk
We have noticed a very beautiful trend on instagram – the increasing regularity of the appearance of flower curtains. They are particularly popular at weddings, but are also popping up in interiors made with silk flowers, and so we asked florist, Helen Edwards just how do you go about making one?
London and West Country floral designer Helen Edwards’ design style reflects an English garden, an herbaceous border. There is always a natural, relaxed and elegant abundance in her designs.
e: helen@thevelvetdaisy.co.uk
t: 0779069 2221
a: London & Devon
w: thevelvetdaisy.co.uk
When you work with me at The Velvet Daisy, your vision is brought to life in a way you never dreamt possible. I have worked with a wide range of clients, many of them for years and most of them from London and in the past few years Devon and Cornwall.
London and West Country floral designer Helen Edwards’ design style reflects an English garden, an herbaceous border. There is always a natural, relaxed and elegant abundance in her designs.
e: helen@thevelvetdaisy.co.uk
t: 0779069 2221
a: London & Devon
w: thevelvetdaisy.co.uk
Starting 2018 on a high with some pics from a fabulous DecorCafe collaboration. Interior designer Caroline Corbett (nee Browne) held her wedding at the beautiful Lensbury Club Twickenham this summer and chose Helen Edwards of The Velvet Daisy to do the flowers.