Florage Tasmania
Andre and Tom left corporate life in Hong Kong and bought Florage in Launceston in early 2022, opening a second shop in midtown Hobart in November 2024.
Wedding Florists · Hobart, Tasmania
Valley Floral Boutique is an independent shop on Augusta Road in Lenah Valley, a few kilometres out of central Hobart. The name is older than the current owners: the shop had traded in Lenah Valley for more than twenty years before they bought it and reopened in August 2023. They arrived with their own history - the Flower Depot in the Elizabeth Street Mall from 2016, then Little Flower Van, then “Dotty”, a vintage Kombi that became something of a Hobart fixture.
The florist describes her own range plainly: modern and designed at one end, and at the other the small one-off pieces built in old china with natural wrapping. Flowers are chosen daily from Tasmanian gardens, growers and suppliers rather than ordered in blind. Its own wedding photographs run from white rose and gypsophila bouquets to protea arbour work against the water, and buttonholes laid out on the workbench before the ceremony.
Couples marrying in and around Hobart who want a real shop they can walk into, and who would rather talk through an idea than pick a package. It suits very small weddings especially well - the shop makes a point that no order is too small - and equally a full bridal party with ceremony and reception flowers.
Weddings are quoted individually after a free consultation; there is no published package list and no minimum spend. Beyond bouquets and boutonnieres the shop covers table arrangements, arbours, floral cake decorations, and delivery with venue set-up. Everyday arrangements run from $9 to $500. Same-day delivery needs an order before 11am, Monday to Saturday, and most deliveries go by courier - say so if the timing is critical. Flowers are guaranteed: if something is wrong, a call within 24 hours brings a replacement or a full refund.
The 24-hour guarantee, offered outright: a replacement or a full refund if the flowers do not meet expectations. Very few florists put that in writing, and for a couple booking sight-unseen it is worth more than a price list.
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