ZEVEN Floral Atelier
Flowers arranged for the moment you give them.
Hand-tied seasonal bouquets, wedding floristry and living gifts from a small studio that buys from growers each morning and lets the season set the palette.
Hand-tied in studio
Every stem is conditioned and spiralled by one of our florists.
Season-first sourcing
We follow the grower's calendar, not an import catalogue.
Timed delivery windows
Choose a two-hour window; we message you on the way.
Plastic-free wrapping
Recycled paper, cotton ribbon and a compostable water pouch.
Signature collections
Four moods the studio returns to, season after season.
Each collection is a palette and a way of building, not a fixed recipe. The flowers change with the week's harvest; the feeling stays.
Nocturne
Deep garnet, plum and dark foliage for evenings and apologies worth making.
from $78
Peony Hour
Blush peonies and cream spray roses loosely set in a clear jar.
from $92
Paper Garden
White roses, hydrangea and eucalyptus wrapped in kraft paper.
from $64
Coral Table
Snapdragon, coral roses and thistle — made to sit low on a table.
from $70
From the studio
A corner shop, buckets on the pavement, and a green glass Z above the door.
ZEVEN began as a single workbench and a row of zinc buckets. We still work that way: flowers arrive before sunrise, rest in cool water, and are only arranged once they have opened enough to show their character. Our emblem — a jade glass Z crowned in gold, with blossoms and butterflies — is a promise we keep on every order: something grown, handled gently, and finished with a little ceremony.
Read studio stories“We never arrange a flower we haven't touched that morning.”
Head florist, ZEVEN studio
In season now · Autumn
What the growers are cutting this month.
Autumn brings the richest textures of the year. These four are in the studio every day until the first frosts.
Open the seasonal calendar
Dahlia
Jul – OctDinner-plate blooms in ember and rose; best cut half-open.
Chrysanthemum
Sep – NovSpider and pompon forms that last two weeks in a vase.
Cosmos
Jul – OctAiry, bicolour petals that give a bouquet movement.
Antique hydrangea
Sep – NovHeads turning from blue to wine as nights cool.
Weddings & events
Ceremony flowers that feel grown, not installed.
From a single bridal bouquet to an aisle of meadow arches, our wedding team designs around your venue's light and the season you marry in.
- Two design consultations and a studio mood board
- Seasonal proposal with stem-by-stem transparency
- Set-up, styling and same-night reclaim of rentals
Flower subscriptions
A fresh jar on the table, without having to remember.
Choose a size and a rhythm. The florist chooses the flowers — always what's best that week.
Care notes
Three minutes that add three days.
- 1
Recut at an angle
Take 2 cm off every stem with a clean knife before the first drink.
- 2
Cool, clean water
Fill the vase two-thirds, add the flower food, and refresh every second day.
- 3
Away from fruit
Ripening fruit releases ethylene, which ages petals quickly.
Kind words
What arrives at the door.
The bouquet still looked new on day nine. The card was handwritten and the paper went straight into my recycling.
They built our ceremony arch from flowers grown forty minutes from the venue. Guests kept asking who our florist was.
The fortnightly subscription is the best thing I've done for my flat. Every delivery is a surprise and never the same.
The Bloom Letter
One letter a month, timed to what is blooming.
Seasonal arrivals, care notes and first access to limited studio collections. No clutter — unsubscribe from any letter in one click.
Tell us who the flowers are for.
Send a note to the studio — for a bouquet, an event, or simply to ask what's blooming.