Venue: Gabbinbar · Photography: Aleisha Edwards Photography

Garden Graffiti · Wedding & event florist · Brisbane, Gold Coast, Scenic Rim, Toowoomba & Sunshine Coast

The 2027 & 2028 Issue

Florals with feeling.

Wedding and event florals, designed with heart, executed with edge.

Check your date

Chelsea and Jack kissing between white floral plinths at their garden ceremony at Gabbinbar, Toowoomba, with florals by Garden Graffiti

In this issue

Alex and Daniel's bridal bouquet of magenta and speckled orchids, deep burgundy blooms and trailing red amaranthus, held against a black suit at Gabbinbar, Toowoomba, by Garden Graffiti

Weddings

All heart. Flowers for the two of you and everyone you love.

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Looking up into a hanging floral installation of burgundy, dried and textured blooms at a corporate event at West Village, Brisbane, by Garden Graffiti

Events

All edge. Flowers that make a brand look good on camera.

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Kat O'Sullivan, founder of Garden Graffiti, holding a large bouquet of pink flowers

03 · Garden, meet Graffiti

Half London, half New York.

Garden is the loose, just-picked style I fell for managing a flower shop in Hackney. Graffiti is the colour and edge of a summer freelancing in Bushwick, surrounded by street art.

In 2018 I brought both home to Brisbane with a name, a logo and big plans, and started the studio in my parents’ laundry.

Every design still has a bit of each: something soft and garden-y, and something that makes you look twice.

Kat x

The whole story

Annalise and Mitch's reception at Bunnyconnellen, Scenic Rim, with a dusky purple, rust and pink floral installation hanging from the tin roof over long tables, and a floral post beside the tables, by Garden Graffiti

04 · Cover story · Florals from the rafters

Annalise & Mitch

Why stop at the tables? At Bunnyconnellen we hung dusky purple, rust and soft pink from the tin roof, with amaranthus dripping down over every long table.

Venue: Bunnyconnellen · Photography: Todd Hunter McGaw

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