Mudgee Monkey
Mudgee Monkey was started in 2015 by Dianne and Colin, who say plainly that they built it “rather than bother with retirement”.
Wedding Florists · Mudgee, New South Wales
Blume Haus is two people — the studio describes itself as “The Florist & The Farmer”: a florist with a decade of craft and a flower farmer “with dirt under her nails and sweet peas in her soul”. It runs bespoke wedding florals out of a Market Street studio in Mudgee, alongside an eight-week flower school and public workshops.
Its own word for the style is narrative-driven — the concept is built from the couple’s story rather than from a look book. In practice the work is colour-confident and architectural: hanging installations over long tables, plinth arrangements flanking a vineyard aisle, ladder chandeliers dripping amaranthus. Seasonal and locally grown blooms are prioritised, with trusted growers behind them.
A couple who wants the whole visual job handled and would rather be told the rules up front. It offers full-service design with a dedicated team and a single point of contact, coordination with your venue and other vendors, and day-of management. It is also the right call if a big installation is the point — arches and hanging structures are core work, not an add-on.
A $200 deposit secures your date, and booking fees are non-refundable. Cancel more than 60 days out and you forfeit the booking fee; inside 60 days up to the full quote may be payable because materials are already ordered. Delivery and pack-down are quoted separately on location, access and timing. Booking also means no other florist, family member or friend supplies florals for the day. There are no fixed packages — a consultation leads to a proposal with options at different levels.
It publishes its hire terms, which almost nobody does. Vases, arbours, frames and structures are hired rather than sold, stay the studio’s property, are collected at a pre-arranged time, and breakages are charged at replacement cost. Knowing all of that before the quote arrives is rarer, and more useful, than another set of pretty photographs.
No details available.
No details available.
No details available.
Mudgee Monkey was started in 2015 by Dianne and Colin, who say plainly that they built it “rather than bother with retirement”.