Firth Flock Flowers

10/09/2026

These flowers burst straight through our summer bubble and tossed us straight into the flames of autumn — in the best possible way. 🍂✨ A stunning mix of dahlias, strawflower, snapdragon and beech foliage, all grown on our Ruthin farm and at Lima Gardens

The workshop space at The Dreamatorium | Ruthin | North Wales was absolutely perfect: practical, beautiful, and with excellent lighting!

We finished with the most delicious almond croissants from Surdeig bakery — a local legend.

Thank you for coming, everyone. We can’t wait to welcome you back for our dried flower wreath workshop in November. 🌸🌾

07/09/2026

Dreamatorium Meadow Box Workshop workshop has sold out but head to our event page to see what else we have planned for the coming months, including our Dreamatorium Dried Flower Wreath Workshop in November 🌸

🌸Last chance to book for 9th September!🌸

Come and make a gorgeous meadow box with Ellen at Lavinia Stamps The Dreamatorium

Perfect for decorating a table, fireplace or windowsill — and you can remake it with any flowers, any time of year.

Dreamatorium, Ruthin
9th September • 6–8pm
Refreshments included
Take home your meadow box filled with organic, seasonal flowers grown in Ruthin.

Visit the event page to book your ticket 👇

https://www.firthflockflowers.co.uk/event-details/the-dreamatorim

Photo by Wyld Bee Photography 🐝

02/09/2026

🌸Last chance to book for 9th September!🌸

Come and make a gorgeous meadow box with Ellen at Lavinia Stamps The Dreamatorium

Perfect for decorating a table, fireplace or windowsill — and you can remake it with any flowers, any time of year.

Dreamatorium, Ruthin
9th September • 6–8pm
Refreshments included
Take home your meadow box filled with organic, seasonal flowers grown in Ruthin.

Visit the event page to book your ticket 👇

https://www.firthflockflowers.co.uk/event-details/the-dreamatorim

Photo by Wyld Bee Photography 🐝

29/08/2026

Our monthly newsletter goes out next week, so head to our website and sign up if you’d like to read a special feature all about the biggest wedding of our season — two days on Anglesey for a 160‑guest church‑to‑marquee farm celebration, complete with living trees, garden pockets, hundreds of jam jars, milk churns, and all the behind‑the‑scenes details of how we sourced our plants 🌳🌱🪴

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www.firthflockflowers.co.uk

28/08/2026

I had to share this brilliant drawing and watercolour by MollyPukes again — Molly is a Leeds‑based artist who captures the joy of flowers, animals and countryside life so perfectly, she used to work on a sheep farm herself 🎨🐑🌼

She’s passionate about keeping real, handmade art alive in our world full of AI‑generated marketing images, and I love that. This cost just £35 (absolute bargain!) and once I find a frame I like (I have been rummaging through the shops in Ruthin recently) the original print is going on my wall.

Give her a follow if you love supporting real creativity

28/08/2026

The wedding we recently flowered in collaboration with Lima Gardens Wales. We grew every single stem! 🌸

26/08/2026

We often get asked about our beautiful hand‑thrown vases and bowls. They’re part of our wedding offer and can be used within our bespoke wedding flowers service. Every single piece is made just up the road by Anvil Pottery, a local maker whose work we’ve loved for years.

When we first commissioned our vase sets, the plan was simple — a full range of bowls and vases, from large table centres to tiny bud vases, all in the classic oatmeal glaze. It felt like the safest choice for most colour schemes. But then we saw his signature blue glaze… and fell completely in love. Now we have full sets in both glazes, and they’ve become such a treasured part of our wedding kit.

And yes — they do occasionally get broken. When that happens, it’s not a case of nipping to the shop for a replacement. Each piece is completely unique and takes several weeks to throw, fire, and glaze. But we like to have nice things, and supporting a local maker is part of what makes our weddings feel so personal.

Which is your favourite — the soft oatmeal or the deep blue?