Bunbury Flower Place
Bunbury Flower Place opened in 1982 and has been run by Treena Jarvis since the first of January 2001.
Wedding Florists · Bunbury, Western Australia
Nardine left an advertising, marketing and communications career in the city and moved with her husband Mark to the Ferguson Valley in 2008, wanting cleaner air and open space. A novel about the language of flowers sent her back to study, and she trained in floral design under the German master florist Iris Pich. Scentiment Flowers grew out of that. She has since downsized to a new home and flower studio further down the valley.
Her own words for the work are classic and lush — a refined floral foundation at the smaller end, opening out into statement installations, ceremony towers, floral pillars and hanging features at the larger. The portfolio runs from soft neutral palettes to bold colour. No list of flower varieties is published anywhere on the site.
Couples marrying in the South West who want a fully costed plan before they commit. The five published budget tiers are unusually specific: each names an example set of inclusions, right down to the number of bouquets and boutonnieres, so a couple can see what their figure actually buys before the first conversation.
Wedding budget tiers run from $5,000 to above $15,000, with a lower off-season tier of $3,500 to $5,000 for June, July and August only. Booking is confirmed by email, and a design and booking fee of one third of the total is invoiced at that point. A formal quote follows about halfway through, and the final invoice falls four weeks before the wedding — the point at which all changes close and the order goes to the wholesalers. Enquiries are answered within 48 hours.
The hire range, and the flower school. Plinths, urns, ceremony pillars, timber and copper arbours, towers, bud vases, compotes, mint julep cups, brass candlesticks and chrome lanterns are all available, with a hire catalogue sent on request. Separately she teaches seasonal and special-occasion classes from the Ferguson Valley, with all materials provided and a maximum class size of twenty.
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Bunbury Flower Place opened in 1982 and has been run by Treena Jarvis since the first of January 2001.
A shopfront florist on Forrest Avenue in Bunbury, describing itself as award winning and as a local florist for the South West region.