The honest rule is to marry the flowers to the climate rather than fight it, and since your flowers are ours to arrange, this is really about what we will steer you toward and why. Soft, thirsty blooms like garden roses and peonies struggle in tropical heat and can look tired within an hour of leaving the cool. We can bring roses in if you truly want them, but the flowers that stay beautiful right through a hot Seychelles afternoon are the ones that grow here, and happily they are also the most striking on camera against sand and sea. You choose the look, and we handle every stem.
The island flowers that hold up
The hardy tropicals are the stars here, and they last.
- Frangipani, the scented island classic that looks made for a beach and holds beautifully in the hair
- Orchids, which are elegant, long-lasting and come in a wide range of colours
- Anthurium and heliconia, bold and architectural, wonderful for a statement bouquet or an arch
- Bougainvillea and hibiscus, vivid and local, lovely scattered as petals
- Tropical greenery and palm, which stays crisp all day and frames a ceremony arch without wilting
Roses and the soft favourites, honestly
We do not forbid roses, and we can bring them in, but we are honest that soft temperate flowers like garden roses, peonies and hydrangea are the first to droop in the heat and rarely reach the golden-hour photographs looking fresh. If a particular flower matters to you for sentimental reasons, tell us and we will find the most heat-tolerant way to include it, usually as a small accent rather than the whole bouquet, with the structure built on tropicals that will not wilt.
You do not lift a finger
This is the whole point of a full-service wedding. The bouquet, the buttonholes, the petals for the aisle and the flowers for a ceremony arch are all ours to arrange, cut fresh on the morning and brought to the beach, so you never chase a florist or carry flowers through an airport. Send us a picture of a style you love and the colours you want, and we match it to what is at its best and freshest that week. Because some blooms are seasonal we confirm it all well ahead, and on the day it simply appears.