For this year's theme of Flowers on Film, Strathberry takes a plunge down the rabbit hole and explores the whimsical world of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland. Recreating an eccentric tea party scene, the brand revisits an archive collection that took inspiration from the author’s original illustrations.
Experience all the playful quirkiness that defines Alice’s bizarre world, and step through the door into an idyllic garden of roses, sweetpeas, violets and tigerlilys.
Fanciful themed biscuits and drinks will be served all week, with artist - and painter of the brand’s floral themed window - Aivis Provejs in-store on Sat 27th May to personalise an exclusive gift with purchase.
In line with their focus on responsibility and environmental impact, the brand has again put the majority of their intended Chelsea in Bloom budget towards furthering the work of The Prince’s Foundation at Dumfries House.
Home to many of the Foundation’s flagship education programmes, Dumfries House offers a space for young people to engage in learning experiences that promote confidence, personal development and offer training in real life skills.
One such food education programme, ‘Sustainable Sourcing’ focuses on the importance of sustainability, with regards to food production and consumption. It allows pupils working towards their National 5 in Practical Cooking discover what decisions can be made to source ingredients responsibly.
Strathberry is proud to support The Prince’s Foundation and its unique educational programmes to support generations to come.
Confetti Club
Specialising in the repurposing of pre-loved flowers into biodegradable petal confetti, Confetti Club source fantastic quality used flowers from a host of different events. With 100% of their profits going to charities involved in the care of cancer patients and research into new cancer treatments, we are delighted to donate our Chelsea In Bloom floral displays to this wonderful cause.
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