ARRCH Floral Design
ARRCH Floral Design is Bec, who has spent over a decade in floristry across retail, weddings and events — Sydney, then Darwin, before settling on a studio at…
Wedding Florists · Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
Floral Heads is a mother-and-daughter team working from Duffy in Canberra’s west. It is a flower delivery business first and a wedding florist second — worth knowing before you enquire, because it shapes what they are set up to do.
Two ranges, and they say so plainly: seasonal and native. Blooms are hand-picked from local growers and wholesalers, and the native range leans on textural Australian material. They also carry dried flowers, plants, terrariums and succulents.
A Canberra or Queanbeyan couple after bouquets and centrepieces rather than a full styled installation, and anyone who wants a native-led palette from a small local team.
Nothing is priced for weddings — they ask you to call or email so costs can be worked out for your day, and there is a wedding enquiry form to download. Ordinary trading hours are Monday to Friday 9am–4pm and weekends 9am–11am, and all arrangements are wet packed for delivery.
A genuine native range, offered as a standing choice. Most florists treat natives as an add-on; here it is one of the two styles the business is built around.
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