Our Story

Two Generations Florals began not as a business plan, but as a shared moment around a dining table, surrounded by flowers, memories, and meaning.

When Stacey was planning her wedding, she and her mum, Natalie, decided to create the flowers themselves. What began as a practical decision quickly became something far more special. Working side by side, they discovered a natural rhythm — creativity flowing easily between generations, ideas exchanged, stories shared, and something quietly powerful taking shape.

Not long after, they found themselves arranging flowers once again — this time for Rosemary’s funeral (Mum to Natalie and Nan to Stacey). It was a deeply personal act, created with care, love, and intention. In that moment, flowers became more than decoration; they became a way to honour life, tell stories, and hold space for emotion.

It was then that they realised this was something they wanted to do together.

Natalie (Creative Director), had trained as a florist early in her career. Life later led her into roles within retail and the care sector, but her love for floristry never faded. Returning to flowers felt like coming home — bringing with her years of practical experience, creativity, and a calm, thoughtful approach to design.

Stacey (Managing Director), came from a background in finance. While she thrived in structure and numbers, it was through floristry that her artistic side truly emerged. Bringing organisation, planning, and modern business insight, she found a way to support creativity with clarity and care.

Together, they transformed a small studio in Stacey’s garden into the beginning of Two Generations Florals — a space built on trust, shared history, and a genuine love for the craft.