TAREE FLORIST

wedding florals

mid north coast + hunter valley NSW

Based on the Mid North Coast of NSW, Flora Adora Studio specialise in floral design for weddings across regional New South Wales, including the Hunter Valley, Southern Highlands and destination estates.

We create refined, garden-inspired wedding flowers for modern couples who value beauty, artistry, and thoughtful detail.

Let’s work together create a floral story that reflects the season, the venue, and most importantly, a piece of you.

Enquire now for your wedding in 26/27

a proud flower nerd, lover of colour and passionate about using premium ingredients to create luxury wedding floral design, that you and your guest will never forget.

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We accept a limited number of weddings each season to ensure every wedding receives our full creative attention.

If you’re planning a wedding on the Mid North Coast, Hunter Valley, Southern Highlands or beyond, we would be honoured to bring your floral vision to life.

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What makes our bouquets unique? We’re all about the French spiral technique, source only premium flowers and locally as much as possible and we have crafted flower recipes that cover the element and principles of design 🌸 Happy 1st Anniversary Katia & Tom! @katiaringbauer 💕 BRIEF: Our wedding should be a celebration of Australian Natives, but combined with other flowers similar to the ones that a lady grows in her garden around the corner from us at Lighthouse beach. Oh, and, the colour palette should be sunset sherbet sorbet colours 💕🍹🥭@floraadorastudio @floraadoragarden @longpointvineyard @lucyhumphriesweddings @sitting_pretty_hair_studio_ @gypsygeorge_ @seedcateringandevents @katiaringbauer @rossruprecht @craigioscott @poppiesmarigold @porterspaints @cafegiardinoau @mncweddings Bougie Blooms were the icing on the cake when Holly and Stephen tied the knot at Longview Farm. The abundant ceremony feature framed them perfectly, then had a second moment to shine at their reception 🥂 Springs dreamiest and finest blooms, plus careful attention to detail @pacificpalmsweddings made for the most enchanting reception for Katie and Jamie 🌸🌸🌸 @stories.with.mel @lovin.films @martinandko @green_cathedral_bookings @floraadorastudio @mncweddingplannermag @mncweddings 🌙 Crescent shaped Grounded Arbour created using premium Spring blooms 💫 📷 @stories.with.mel ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ A rainy holiday Saturday means making some custom stoneware for some special weddings we’ve got coming up later in the year. This will be filled with exquisite Australian native flowers in April. The vase is now tucked in, ready to dry slowly before being fired. Mineral grit from the Manning River has been wedged into the clay, which will explode when the kiln reaches temperatures hotter than lava and will create a beautiful earthy speckled finish 🔥@floraadorastudio @craigioscott @keaneceramics @catherine_parer_grimwood To be totally honest, here on the Mid North Coast of NSW, we have so many stunning ceremony locations that really don’t need any enhancement. If fact, in some cases (and this is only my opinion), having an arbour or massive ceremony feature only hinders the view and clashes with the natural surroundings. I often see images of large chunky arbours that visually cut the most stunning vistas and distract the eye. Or, they’re so top heavy that in photos, it looks as though the groom has the weight of the world resting on his shoulders. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Yay! Couples are getting organised for their 2027 weddings, so I thought I’d answer the most common question I get asked right here in your Insta feed. Q: Can we repurpose our ceremony flowers at our reception? I’m still here, I promise! Just taking some time and enjoying the summer @floraadorastudio

Photo Credit ~ @stories.with.mel @benedictsutton @sarbostudio @litteblackbowphotography @hellococostudio @zacgrahamphoto @jasminerose_photography @lysarphotograpgy @thephototrail @lensofrosie @alexjack.photography @oliviarosephotography @carlmux @filmandfoliage @houseoflucielove