Judah Rose
Judah Rose is a private floral studio in Woodend, in the Macedon Ranges, led by Ashe with a small team behind her.
Wedding Florists · Daylesford / Macedon Ranges, Victoria · Visit in person
A micro flower farm on 1.5 acres beside the Wombat State Forest at Lyonville, run by Janae and Chris Paquin-Bowden. They call themselves farmer florists, and the wedding work is made from what is blooming on their own ground that week rather than from a catalogue.
Over fifty varieties are grown, from cottage flowers to Australian natives, with sweet peas, ranunculi and dahlias among the first the farm ever sold. Nothing is grown with chemicals, and the farm makes a point of the difference that shows up in the scent.
Couples marrying around Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges who want flowers with a traceable origin, and couples arranging their own. The DIY buckets carry roughly 125 stems each, curated to a colour palette with a mix of heights and textures, and buckets of foliage alone can be ordered too.
The farm is also the family home, so it opens by appointment or for special occasions only. Email is the reliable way to reach them - phone reception at the farm is poor and they are usually outside among the flowers rather than at a computer.
The farm exists because of a wedding. In 2014 Janae and Chris could not find locally grown organic flowers for their own, and ended up trading one of their black Suffolk lambs for them. The flower farm followed in 2016, and Chris left an assistant principal’s job in 2023 to work it full time.
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Judah Rose is a private floral studio in Woodend, in the Macedon Ranges, led by Ashe with a small team behind her.