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Bespoke and Ethical florist for weddings and events

By pixie_jem
April 11, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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pixie_jem

Posted April 11, 2016

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Posted April 11, 2016

Hello,

I am a florist who has just launched a new business providing ethical flowers for wedding and events. I am based in East Dulwich. The flowers I choose to use are from a Fairtrade provider and I will always try and use British flowers where possible. The materials I use are all recycled and recyclable. I also strongly welcome members of the LGBT+ community as a member of the community myself. As a new business I am available for bookings at reasonably short notice and I aim to be very competitive in cost.

Please check out my brand new website is www.floraljems.co.uk and get in touch if you like what you see.

Best wishes

Jem

Floral Jems

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