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Willow & Blossom is hosting an open day

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Located in Hertfordshire, Willow & Blossom is hosting an open day for new clients on Sunday 26th June 2022.

The event will be taking place in the company's new studio in Offley for those who haven't book their wedding florist yet. Here lovebirds can see examples of the team's work, view the hire items available and find plenty of inspiration.

The company's owner Ellice Cundall says, "You can pop by for a browse or book a free mini consultation if you want a proposal put together. We would have 20 minutes to sitdown and discuss all your wedding plans." After gathering all the required information, a bespoke quote will be emailed over after the event.

The award-winning florist works with seasonal blooms to create stunning designs with a natural style and plenty of texture. By working closely with lovebirds, the team can transform any space, produce beautiful accessories and showstopping bouquets.

Check out: www.willowandblossom.co.uk

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