Fille à Flleur blooms bigger with a new studio ahead of wedding season
Fille à Flleur blooms bigger with a new studio ahead of wedding season
Fille à Flleur blooms bigger with a new studio ahead of wedding season
Fille à Flleur is set to move into a larger studio in St Martin's this March. The expansion follows the business's recent takeover of Simply Bespoke, a florist previously owned by Claire Galliott. Owner Lara Lainé says the relocation will allow for bigger events and more creative projects ahead of the 2026 wedding planning season.
The new premises will offer expanded consultation areas, dedicated workshop spaces, and room for event installations. It will also provide more capacity for curated gifts and larger wedding setups. Lainé has stressed that the move will help the business handle more celebrations while keeping its personalised approach.
The takeover of Simply Bespoke marks a shift for its former owner, Claire Galliott. After years in the industry, she is stepping back to focus on family life and travel. Meanwhile, Fille à Flleur's relocation is timed just before Mother's Day and the busy 2026 wedding planning season, ensuring the team is ready for increased demand.
The expanded studio will support Fille à Flleur's growth, offering more space for workshops and bespoke services. The business aims to maintain its focus on personalised experiences while accommodating larger events. The move to St Martin's is expected to open new opportunities for creative collaborations in the coming year.
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