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 You may have already noticed our recent announcement earlier in Spring with regards to our very special collaboration with David Austin and exclusive campaign, A David Austin Wedding. It has been carefully designed to provide an opportunity for your bridal clients to choose a rose-filled occasion so why not take advantage for this year’s late summer and fall weddings. 

What is A David Austin Wedding?

 An opportunity to benefit from a special price when you order 500 or more roses. All we ask in return is that you use these roses in one wedding or event only.

The Result

The campaign lends couples the opportunity to use these luxury roses beyond just the bridal bouquet and key centerpiece. Exclusive to Floral Designers, our campaign allows you to unleash your floral creativity with these exquisite blooms across larger installations and every aspect of the wedding, creating impact, presence and atmosphere.

There are three color palettes to choose from: Peaches & Cream, Pretty in Pink, and Shades of White. Each color scheme will feature a statement David Austin Rose at the helm, gracefully accompanied by complementary varieties. The color palettes work beautifully with late summer and fall weddings, maintaining a luxurious, elegant and fine art feel. The campaign allows couples to experience the sensation and splendor of David Austin Roses en masse. 

From their size to their scent, their colors to their characters, there is something inexplicably exquisite about a David Austin wedding. Please do enquire should you require further information, otherwise we welcome you to lose yourself in the romance of David Austin wedding roses… 

For more information visit dvflora.com/adavidaustinwedding or speak to a member of our sales team.

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For over 60 years DVFlora has been providing professional retail florists, wedding & event coordinators, and garden centers with the finest in Fresh cut flowers and greens, floral supplies, and botanicals.

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