To celebrate their second birthday and a love of flowers, Prunella florists Vanessa Partridge and Caris Haughan have teamed up with renowned photographer Simon Griffiths on a limited edition series of floral photographs.
The images evoke the still life paintings of the Dutch masters and allow viewers to experience the essence of Prunella through Simonโs expert lens. I don’t know about you but I could gaze at these incredible images all day. Just divine!
The ladies behind the Victorian florist appreciate nature in its rawest form, celebrating whatโs seasonal, beautiful and unexpected.ย โSimon has been a wonderful mentor for Prunella and weโve formed a close bond through our mutual love of plants and flowers so we really wanted to work together on a series that gave us all incredible joyโ says Vanessa.ย “Prunella has gone from strength the strength in our very short lifetime. We love working with likeminded creative folk and hope that collaborations will be a big part of what we do in the future.”
They’ve just launched a new website and theyโre increasingly working on events.
“Weโre happy to take our lead from Simon who has photographed homes and gardens all over the world including Italy, France, New York and Spain,” says Caris. “We have big plans for Prunella and this is just the beginning!”
Limited edition framed and unframed prints are available to buy in store or sign up to their newsletter to find out when you can get them online soon.
Prunella |ย 68 Piper St | Kyneton | VIC 3444ย
Comments
These floral arrangements are absolutely stunning. Look like paintings.
Aren’t they stunning?!
These images are stunning! Thrilled to find and follow your blog ~
Happy you found us ๐
Thanks so much for this, Jen. As always, their arrangements are beautiful without being stuffy. I love all that is Prunella and enjoy watching their plans unfold.
I can’t stop looking at these Debbie, they’re so beautiful! ๐
Don’t bother going here. We ordered flowers to wire into our flower girls hair at our wedding. When we picked them up, they’d not done them, and when we returned had only made 2 not 3. The flowers were of very poor quality and they had the audacity to charge us $45 each for that rubbish. Poor, poor customer services. I’d recommend going elsewhere.
Max Tilley