About

Overview & Vibe

Fay Flowers Studio is a boutique wedding and event florist working from a studio on Union Street in Brunswick, run by Fay Pazhouhesh. The studio has deliberately stayed small: every arrangement is designed and checked by the same core team, and nothing is outsourced. It works bespoke on every wedding, and says so plainly - there is no catalogue of set tiers to pick from. The tone is design-led rather than decorative, and the work runs from bridal bouquets to sculptural installations and preserved ceiling florals.

Style & Signature Blooms

Seasonal, textural and structured without being stiff - the studio describes its own leaning as luxurious-but-liveable, with movement rather than symmetry and palettes that feel curated rather than coordinated. It works in every direction, from deep burgundy and burnt orange to blush and ivory to all-white with sculptural greenery. Peonies, David Austin roses and phalaenopsis orchids appear in the premium end of its work, alongside tulips, anemones, amaranthus, eucalyptus and dried elements. Five bouquet shapes are offered by name, from a classic round posy to a full cascade.

Ideal For

Couples marrying across greater Melbourne who want the flowers designed for their venue rather than dropped into it - the team visits and studies the space first. It suits a converted warehouse in Fitzroy, a CBD ballroom, or a garden ceremony equally, and the studio delivers across the bayside, western and inner-eastern suburbs from Bentleigh to Werribee to Kew. Also a good fit for anyone who wants a floral installation as an art piece rather than a backdrop.

The Need-to-Knows

Start with a free thirty-minute consultation. From there it runs design consultation, concept development with mood boards and bloom selections, sourcing, installation and pack-down. Book ten to twelve months ahead for the widest seasonal range - Melbourne studios commonly fill six to nine months out in spring and autumn. Ask whether delivery and set-up sit inside your quote, and raise moving ceremony flowers to the reception early, because that is extra labour.

Standout Feature

The studio publishes an unusually candid buyer’s guide to its own market. It tells you wedding flowers usually run 10 to 15 per cent of an Australian wedding budget, explains what actually drives that number up, and then says outright: if you are comparing quotes from studios that all call themselves luxury, ask what the word is paying for in each one - sourcing, scale, or simply the word on the invoice. That is advice that works against its own sales pitch, which is rare enough to be worth reading.

Appointment Policy

A free 30-minute floral consultation is the starting point - book it and begin with your palette.
The process runs enquiry, design consultation, concept development with mood boards and bloom selections, planning and sourcing, installation, then pack-down.
Expect questions rather than a quote first - what the venue is like in the afternoon light, whether you are drawn to structure or something looser.
Bring what you have: a screenshot on your phone, a colour swatch, or simply the feeling you are chasing.
Every wedding is designed from scratch; there is no catalogue to choose from.
Book the consultation ten to twelve months ahead for the widest seasonal range and time to source rare varieties.
Melbourne studios commonly book out six to nine months ahead in spring and autumn, so a peak-season date wants an early conversation.

Areas Serviced

Melbourne and the surrounding suburbs, from a studio in Brunswick.
Melbourne's bayside corridor, including Bentleigh, Bentleigh East, Ormond, McKinnon, Moorabbin, Highett and Hampton.
Melbourne's western corridor, including Werribee, Hoppers Crossing, Point Cook, Tarneit and Wyndham Vale.
Melbourne's inner east, including Kew, Richmond and South Yarra.
Inner Melbourne, including Fitzroy, South Melbourne, Mordialloc and Cranbourne.
Weddings across greater Melbourne, from converted warehouses to CBD ballrooms and vineyard settings beyond the city.

Delivery & Setup

Delivery, installation and pack-down are all handled by the studio's own team.
The team visits and studies your venue before the day so the florals are designed for that space rather than adapted to it.
At the end of the night the team returns to pack down, so nothing is left for you to sort out.
Everything is made in the Brunswick studio and handled in-house - nothing is outsourced.
Ask whether delivery and set-up are inside your quote or priced separately when you compare florists.
Moving ceremony flowers across to the reception takes extra labour and is not always included by default, so raise it early.

Floral Styles

seasonal
textural
sculptural
garden style
modern
dried
preserved
lush
romantic

Flowers & Blooms

Peony
David Austin Rose
Phalaenopsis Orchid
Rose
Tulip
Anemone
Amaranthus
Eucalyptus
Succulent

Hire Items

Freestanding ceremony arches and arbours, dressed with fresh, dried or artificial florals.
Ceremony backdrops and feature walls.
Plinth and pedestal displays.

Minimum Spend

No details available.

Nearby Landmarks

Union Street, Brunswick - the studio sits in Melbourne's inner-north creative belt.
Sydney Road, Brunswick - the suburb's main retail and hospitality strip, minutes away.
Brunswick, Melbourne - roughly five kilometres north of the CBD.
Fitzroy - named by the studio as the kind of converted-warehouse wedding setting it designs for.

Price Notes

The studio quotes every wedding bespoke - there are no set package tiers to choose from.
Its own published guide is that wedding flowers usually come to around 10 to 15 per cent of an Australian wedding budget.
What moves the number: your flower choices, guest count, venue size and how complex the brief is.
Premium and seasonal blooms such as peonies, David Austin roses and phalaenopsis orchids lift the total.
Delivery and set-up are sometimes quoted separately, so confirm which before you compare two florists.
Relocating ceremony flowers to the reception is extra labour and is not always included by default.
The first consultation is free and lasts thirty minutes.
When comparing studios that call themselves luxury, ask what the word is paying for - sourcing, scale, or just the invoice.

Services Offered

Wedding Flowers
Bridal And Bridesmaid Bouquets
Ceremony Arch And Arbour Florals
Reception Styling And Installations
Buttonholes, Corsages And Flower Crowns
Corporate And Hospitality Floral Installations
Retail And Shop Window Floral Displays
Funeral And Sympathy Flowers
Preserved And Dried Floral Design
Large-Scale And Sculptural Floral Art
Bespoke Floral Gifting

Wedding Flower Packages

Bridal and bridesmaid bouquets. Price: Quoted. Description: Designed around how you move, what you are wearing and the mood of the ceremony.
Ceremony florals. Price: Quoted. Description: Archways, aisle treatments, altar arrangements and focal installations.
Reception styling. Price: Quoted. Description: Table centrepieces, hanging installations and feature walls.
Buttonholes and wearable florals. Price: Quoted. Description: Buttonholes, corsages, flower crowns and shoulder sprays that tie the wedding party together.
Large-scale statement pieces. Price: Quoted. Description: For couples who want something genuinely striking, including preserved ceiling installations.
Classic round posy. Price: Quoted. Description: Structured, symmetrical and timeless; suits formal venues and fitted gowns.
Garden-style bouquet. Price: Quoted. Description: Loose and flowing with seasonal blooms and natural movement; suits outdoor ceremonies.
Cascading bouquet. Price: Quoted. Description: A dramatic trailing arrangement that works with full skirts and grand ceremony spaces, and takes longer to build.
Simple bouquet. Price: Quoted. Description: Sometimes a single variety, sometimes a tight cluster of two or three blooms.
Textural and sculptural bouquet. Price: Quoted. Description: Built around form, foliage, dried elements or unusual blooms.
Full floral archway. Price: Quoted. Description: Both sides and the top fully covered; the most dramatic option and best in large or outdoor settings.
Half or asymmetric arch styling. Price: Quoted. Description: One side more abundant than the other, so the arrangement reads as spilling naturally rather than placed.
Simple arch florals. Price: Quoted. Description: A single bloom cluster, a drape of foliage or a focused arrangement at the apex.

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Contact

Website: fayflowers.com.au
Phone: 0408 303 988
Address: 15 Union Street, Brunswick

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