Posy Mae is Karina and Kristin, a mother-and-daughter studio in a creative hub on Woongarra Street in Bundaberg.
Wedding Florists · Gladstone, Queensland · By appointment
Nuellie de Fleur is a Gladstone florist whose wedding work speaks for itself: the gallery runs to well over a hundred photographs of real Central Queensland weddings, from harbour-city ceremonies to paddock and mountain-backdrop portraits. Alongside the weddings it runs a busy gift and delivery shop across Gladstone, Boyne Island, Tannum Sands and Calliope. It trades as PL Davis Trust and answers on (07) 4979 2000.
The named range covers natives, dried work, classic roses and silk pieces - a Native Posy, a Classic Dozen, an elegant dried corsage in white. Roses and lilies are the blooms it names most often. The wedding photographs range much wider than the words do, and a couple browsing the gallery will find everything from soft blush and eucalyptus to bold red and coral, and from pampas and bunny-tail dried pieces to big architectural native bouquets.
Couples marrying around Gladstone and the Boyne Valley who want to see the actual work before they enquire. The gallery covers the whole set - bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, buttonholes, wrist corsages, flower crowns, flower-girl pieces and ceremony garlands - so it suits anyone deciding on a palette by eye rather than from a description. It also suits couples who want one or two wearable pieces rather than full florals.
The shop trades Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 12pm, and wedding enquiries go through the enquiry form or by phone. Wedding florals are quoted on enquiry. A few wearable pieces are priced openly - a silk rose wrist corsage at $42, a dried white corsage at $95, a box of aisle petals at $35 - and the gift range runs from about $12 to $255. Delivery to Boyne Island, Tannum Sands and Calliope runs on weekdays only, and weekend delivery is not offered.
The gallery is the reason to look here. Most florists in a town this size publish a handful of photographs; this one publishes over a hundred and fifty, and they are its own weddings rather than a supplier’s catalogue - one carries the credit ‘Wild Myrtle and Moon’. The detail shots are the useful part: buttonholes laid out on timber, flower crowns in a crate, a dried wrist corsage on the wrist, a greenery garland over a rustic doorway. A couple can point at a photograph instead of describing what they mean.
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Posy Mae is Karina and Kristin, a mother-and-daughter studio in a creative hub on Woongarra Street in Bundaberg.