Broome Flower Room
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.
Wedding Florists · Broome, Western Australia
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 as a private floral studio rather than a shopfront. Everything is made to order, and the stated priority is fewer jobs done more carefully: they take on only a limited number of weddings and events each season so each one gets real attention.
Their own words are thoughtful, intentional and considered, with designs drawn from the couple’s vision, their setting and the natural beauty of the Kimberley. The portfolio runs from soft white and green through to bold native-heavy work. No list of flower varieties is published.
Couples marrying in Broome or the Kimberley, and — explicitly — couples planning a destination wedding from elsewhere. The studio names the practical side as part of what it offers: an understanding of the logistics of a Broome wedding, not just its beauty. It suits anyone who would rather work closely with a small studio than order from a shop.
No price, package or minimum is published; weddings begin with an enquiry. The studio is not open for walk-ins, and everyday florals are pre-order only with a single delivery day each week, on Thursdays. Alongside weddings they take corporate and event work and run hands-on floral workshops for beginners and experienced makers alike.
A stated capacity limit, which is rare. Because they cap the number of weddings each season, availability is genuinely finite — worth an early enquiry rather than a late one. The wedding photography on the site is credited to Little Duo Photography.
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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.