A Beautiful Occasion
A Beautiful Occasion is a Salamander Bay shop and styling studio founded by Amy Mahony and Sara Gambrill more than ten years ago, working solely in Port Stephens.
Wedding Florists · Port Stephens, New South Wales
Flower Puff Girl is a Central Coast wedding and event studio with an unusually wide reach — it publishes a dedicated service page for fourteen regions from Batemans Bay to Brisbane. Alongside weddings it does brand activations and runs flower workshops.
Bold, bright and deliberately un-neutral. Its own description is “cute wedding flowers, fun event flowers, and trendy yet stylish floral designs”, and the portfolio backs it up: hot pink and coral bridal bouquets, scarlet installations down a bar, tumbling magenta and lime arrangements. If you want white and green, this is not the studio.
A couple who wants colour and does not want their flowers to look like everyone else’s. The regional reach also suits anyone marrying somewhere without a local wedding florist — it travels from the Central Coast across coastal New South Wales and into south-east Queensland.
Everything runs through an enquiry form that asks for your event type — wedding, elopement, engagement, hens party and more — and nothing is priced online. It is taking bookings for 2026 and 2027, so it works well ahead. Party packages and workshops are separate offerings if you want something smaller or want to make the flowers yourself.
Colour, and reach. Most florists that travel this widely are neutral by default because it sells everywhere; this one goes the other way, and publishes a venue guide for each region it covers.
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A Beautiful Occasion is a Salamander Bay shop and styling studio founded by Amy Mahony and Sara Gambrill more than ten years ago, working solely in Port Stephens.
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