Statement florals for events, shoots, and spaces that demand attention. Sustainable, reusable, and always fashion-forward.

Matt Parry Photos

Sculptural, modern wedding flowers that you can keep forever.

Lisa Devlin @devlinphotos

For couples who don’t do basic. Wedding flowers that are unapologetically you. sculptural, bold, and designed to make a statement on your big day.

Who is The Brighton Florist?

Hannah, florist in Brighton bringing the it-girl energy

Hi, I’m Hannah – sculptural flower maker, bold bouquet curator, and your go-to it-girl florist in Brighton. I design florals that stand out, take up space, and feel unapologetically you. Weddings, events, daily blooms, or workshops – if it needs flowers that matter, I’m your girl.

wedding flowers for it girls

Your wedding deserves florals as bold, sculptural, and memorable as you. Fresh, seasonal, and curated to your vibe — for couples who don’t do basic.

Matt Parry Photos

forever flowers for it girls

Artificial wedding flowers that hit different. Curated for your colour palette, styled for impact, and delivered UK-wide – so your flowers last as long as the memories.

What it girls say:

“Bold, sculptural, and exactly my vibe. Hannah’s flowers are unforgettable.”

— Becky, London

“The it-girl bouquet came and i’m obsessed.”

— Sophie, Brighton

Flower tips for it girls

From styling advice to wedding flower hacks, my blog is your backstage pass to bold, sculptural, scroll-stopping florals.

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