The Broome Florist
Jemma and Tash took over The Broome Florist in 2023 — two mothers who describe themselves as flower lovers first and business owners second — and have run it since…
Wedding Florists · Broome, Western Australia
Jenna landed in Broome from Scotland in 2012, the day before Valentine’s Day, and started work at Broome Florist on one of the busiest days of a florist’s year. She bought that shop in 2014 and ran it for ten years, then handed the retail side on to concentrate on what she actually wanted to do - weddings and events. After a year away travelling she is back, working from a new studio she calls the Flower Room.
Her own line is that there is nothing basic here - only iconic. The portfolio backs it: ceremonies staged against the red pindan cliffs at Gantheaume Point, aisles of white blooms running down to Cable Beach at sunset, bougainvillea, palm fronds and frangipani-toned bouquets. It is unmistakably Kimberley work, and it does not look like anywhere else in Australia.
Anyone marrying in Broome or on Cable Beach, at any scale. She puts it plainly - whether an elopement or a three-day event, she has done it, over a thousand times in this town. Nearly two decades in, the client list has run to celebrities, television, football teams and prime ministers.
⚠ She will be the only florist working your day. Her booking form asks you to agree that she is the sole provider of all florals, and that covers other florists, DIY arrangements, gifted flowers, and any artificial, dried or pre-made pieces from a retailer or the venue. Read that clause before you buy anything floral elsewhere. Enquiries can take up to a week to answer in busy periods. The everyday delivery side of the business is paused at the moment; weddings are open.
The booking form is the most thorough in this directory. It runs through eighteen categories of floral item, asks for five words describing the aesthetic of your day, asks which flowers you love and which you don’t, takes twenty inspiration images, and asks how you prefer to be contacted. She calls it an interrogation. It means the first quote comes back already shaped around your wedding.
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Jemma and Tash took over The Broome Florist in 2023 — two mothers who describe themselves as flower lovers first and business owners second — and have run it since…