Fay Flowers Studio
Fay Flowers Studio is a boutique wedding and event florist working from a studio on Union Street in Brunswick, run by Fay Pazhouhesh.
Wedding Florists · Melbourne, Victoria
Judah Rose is a private floral studio in Woodend, in the Macedon Ranges, led by Ashe with a small team behind her. It has been going since 2021 and has flowered hundreds of weddings across Victoria. Its own framing is unusually plain about what it is for: in 40 years time, when you are looking at your wedding photos, we want you to still adore your flowers. It works Bendigo, Daylesford, the Macedon Ranges, the Yarra Valley and Melbourne, and travels further when a couple needs it.
Romantic blooms and botanicals, wandering lines, rich soulful colours - the studio’s own words - designed to sit between modern wild aesthetics and ethereal texture. In practice that means a church doorway swallowed in cascading blooms, a candlelit courtyard arch, sculptural stems standing out in an open paddock, and a floral vessel floating on a lily pond. It names no individual bloom, committing instead to seasonal, Australian-grown flowers bought from local farms and the Melbourne markets.
Couples who want a figure before they enquire and get three. The minimum is $5,000 for a wedding and $1,500 for an elopement or event, and the studio also publishes what its clients actually spend on average - $7,500 - which is the more useful number of the two. It suits couples who care where the flowers came from, and couples marrying at one of the seven venues that list Judah Rose as a recommended supplier: Mitchelton, Sault Daylesford, Ravenswood Homestead, MacKenzie Quarters, Zinc, Trawool Estate and The Burrow.
Enquire and you will hear within 48 hours whether the date is free - check your junk folder. Then a short call, then a custom proposal with an itemised quote you can change before signing. A contract and deposit lock it in, and a final meeting eight to ten weeks out settles logistics, with room to add late items. Bookings are limited each year, so early matters. Travel may be charged depending on location, at cost. Booked couples can arrange a studio visit.
A portion of the studio’s earnings goes to community partners in Bendigo and India working on gender equality and poverty alleviation - its own line for it is every bloom alleviates poverty. The sustainability practice behind it is itemised too: foam free, chicken wire and kenzans instead, vessels reused and bought from local ceramicists, ribbons hand-dyed with plant-based recipes on recycled cotton, silk and linen, fair-trade vegan candles, and waste donated, composted or recycled with only a little reaching landfill.
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