Film and Foliage
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- Wedding florist Ash has designed around 700 weddings, specialising in loose, abundant, garden-style compositions
- Regular at Hunter venues including Krinklewood Estate, Redleaf Estate, Bimbadgen Palmers Lane and Stonehurst Estate
- Foam-free designs with Australian-grown flowers, natural linen and silk ribbons and compostable blooms
About Film and Foliage
Film and Foliage is the floral studio of Ash, a wedding florist with around 700 weddings to her name. Her style is organic and generous: ceremony spaces that read like a meadow sprung up for the afternoon, flower towers framing the aisle and long tables heaped with blooms. Rather than working from stem counts, she asks couples for a mood, the feel of the day and any flowers with meaning, then designs from there. Much of the work happens at Hunter Valley vineyards and estates. The studio names Bimbadgen Palmers Lane, Chapel Ridge, Darkhorse, Greystone, Krinklewood, Redleaf, Stonehurst, The Woodhouse and Wallalong House among the venues it decorates most often, and couples from Krinklewood, Redleaf and Tocal Homestead have written about their ceremonies. Booking starts with a short form, then a video call to talk through the vision and gather details. A custom quote with transparent line-item pricing and a mood board follows, and a signed contract plus a 20% booking fee secures the date. A detailed planning meeting six to eight weeks before the wedding settles the final design, and elements can be added or moved around until then. Sustainability is built in. Flowers are bought from Australian growers only, designs are foam-free, mechanics are reused, and ribbons, napkins and runners use natural fibres. Only about 20 weddings are taken each year, and bookings open 12 months ahead.
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Frequently asked questions
Which Hunter Valley venues does Film and Foliage work at?
Regular venues include Redleaf and Krinklewood estates, Bimbadgen Palmers Lane, Stonehurst, Greystone, Darkhorse, Chapel Ridge, The Woodhouse and Wallalong House.
How far ahead should we book?
Bookings open 12 months in advance and the studio takes about 20 weddings a year, so get in touch as soon as you have a date and venue.
Do we need to know about flowers before we enquire?
No. Most couples bring a mood or a few images, and the florist suggests flowers, colours and installations to suit the venue, season and styling.
Can we change the quote after booking?
Yes. Pieces can be added or swapped as the vision develops, and everything is finalised at a planning meeting about six weeks before the wedding.
Does Film and Foliage do events other than weddings?
Yes. Florals for businesses, private events and styled shoots can be arranged by emailing the studio with your requirements.
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Adelaide & Matt Blood
a year ago
It’s been almost three months since our wedding and I’m still blown away by the stunning floral art Ash created for us. Film and Foliage has always been my dream florist, and getting to work with Ash for our big day was…
Jessica Stubbs
a year ago
We just wanted to express our deepest gratitude for the absolutely sensational work Ash did with the floristry for our wedding. From a simple Pinterest board, Ash was able to bring our fairytale vision to life in a way t…
Jesca Plakidis
2 years ago
Ash is truly in a class of her own. When I got engaged, I begged my now-husband to go with her for our wedding florals because there just wasn't anyone else on her level. Her design skills are phenomenal — the way she kn…
Steph Halpin
3 years ago
I had followed Film & Foliage on social media for a while and when it came time for my own wedding I knew I needed Ash! Ash is incredibly talented and her work is one of a kind, she brought the vision to life and created…
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