Lulu Wildflowers
Lulu Wildflowers is a boutique floral design studio at Burnett Heads, established in the Bundaberg area in 2023 and describing itself as “an iconic business in…
Wedding Florists · Bundaberg, Queensland
Posy Mae is Karina and Kristin, a mother-and-daughter studio in a creative hub on Woongarra Street in Bundaberg. Kristin is the florist — “specialising in wedding and event florals, her style is beautifully unstructured, delicate, and romantic” — and Karina runs everything behind it. Their friend Chantal helps in the studio, and Kristin’s dad and fiancé step in when an extra pair of hands is needed. “Posy Mae really is a family and friends affair.”
Garden-inspired and deliberately loose. Their own framing is “whimsical yet refined… unstructured, soft and romantic florals to feel natural and effortlessly elegant.” Their wedding photographs run to cosmos, chamomile, ranunculus, poppies and garden roses in cream, blush and butter, and full white ceremony work in urns. They grow some of it themselves — cosmos and stocks in spring, dahlias in summer.
Almost any budget, because they publish three of them. An elopement or backyard ceremony takes the intimate package at from $330 for a bridal bouquet with buttonholes and bridesmaids’ bouquets addable; a bridal party alone is from $800; and the full service, with ceremony arbours, aisle flowers and reception arrangements delivered and installed, is from $3,000. Very few florists put all three on the page.
Book at least six weeks ahead, and return any vessels they supply within seven business days. Full-service ceremony florals can be repurposed for the reception — their example is moving the arbour to the sweetheart table. The Flower Cart, their optional posy station, turns the wedding flowers into take-home bouquets for guests at the end of the night.
The hire collection is individually priced, item by item. Plinths run $25 to $45 by size and shape, a white ceramic cake stand is $10 and a silver engraved champagne bucket is $40, all with pickup from the studio. Alongside that sits a clear sourcing position: local growers and farms, regional growers at Gayndah, the Sunshine Coast markets and their own garden, because “the best flowers are grown, not flown.”
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