The Naked Florist: Sustainable Floral Artistry in Newcastle
In the heart of Newcastle, there exists a special place where flowers aren’t simply arranged—they’re celebrated. Welcome to The Naked Florist, where the ethos revolves around honouring nature’s finest in the most down-to-earth manner possible.
By Alexander Ross
“But their commitment goes beyond flowers; it's about making a positive impact on the planet.”
Under the leadership of Ashleigh, a local eco-florist driven by a profound passion for all things green, the team is on a mission to bring the beauty of nature right to their clients' doorsteps. Staying away from imported blooms, they prioritise local sourcing, forage for fresh foliage, and seek out unique pieces to fulfil their clients' floral dreams.
At The Naked Florist, the focus extends beyond mere aesthetics; it's about storytelling. The team listens intently, striving to understand each client's unique essence and preferences to create arrangements that reflect their personality and style. Whether it's a grand celebration or an intimate gathering, they work their magic to make every occasion extra special.
But their commitment goes beyond flowers; it's about making a positive impact on the planet. The Naked Florist is dedicated to environmental sustainability, avoiding toxic floral foam and minimising waste. They believe that sustainability and style can coexist harmoniously, leading the way in eco-conscious floristry.
For those seeking flowers imbued with sincerity and a touch of nature's charm, The Naked Florist is the ultimate destination. Let them bring a little slice of nature into your life and help make your special day truly unforgettable.
The Naked Florist can be found on THEODORE by clicking HERE or on Instagram at @thenakedfloristau
DISCLAIMER: We attempt to credit the original photographer/source of every image we use. However, in most circumstances, the images we use are provided by the brands spoken about, and we rely on them to inform us of the image source. If you think a credit may be incorrect, please contact us at info@theodoremagazine.com
More For You
