October 09. 2026.

Your Wedding Flowers Start Growing Now

If you're planning a wedding for next spring or summer, you might think about flowers a few months before the big day.

At Kokutan, we're thinking about them now.

We're sowing and planting our spring crops, larkspur, Orlaya, stocks and Agrostemma and many others already underway. Ranunculus and anemones will follow shortly, while we're also planning our summer and autumn flowers.

Your wedding flowers begin with a growing plan.

Growing with your wedding in mind

Each year, we reflect on what grew well, what challenged us and what we can do differently. This year's drought has given us plenty to think about as we adapt our growing plans and work towards a more resilient cutting garden.

We plan our colour palettes, choose varieties that thrive here and think about how to keep the garden flowering throughout the seasons.

If you're getting married next spring or summer, we still have space for weddings. Sharing your date and colour palette now gives us more opportunity to consider what we could grow for you.

We can't promise exact varieties or flowering dates. We grow without artificial heat or lighting and without chemicals or pesticides. The weather always has a say. Rather than fighting the seasons, we embrace them.

Flowers that belong to their season

Spring might bring tulips, narcissi, ranunculus, anemones, fritillaria and blossom. Summer brings a different abundance of colours, textures and shapes.

A spring bouquet doesn't need to imitate a summer one. We create flowers that reflect the time of year you're getting married.

They have a place. They have a season. They have a story.

For us, locally grown flowers are about knowing where they come from, caring for the soil, supporting biodiversity and working with the natural growing cycle.

As our flowers are grown without chemicals, after your wedding, flowers can be composted and returned to the soil, helping begin that cycle again.

There's something special about knowing that your wedding flowers grew here, in this landscape, in the season you chose to get married.


Let's grow something beautiful for your wedding

Many of the flowers we grow need planning and planting months before they flower, so now is a great time to talk about weddings for 2027 and 2028.

Whether you're looking for our Simple, Seasonal Wedding Flowers, Bespoke Floristry and Venue Installation, Pick Your Own flowers or a Workshop to create your own, we'd love to help you find the right fit.

Tell us your date, venue and the colours you're drawn to. We'll share what we're planning to grow and explore what's possible together.

Getting married before July 2027? [Enquire about your wedding flowers →]

Warmest

Steph x

Stephanie Woolvettkokutan