Brisbane wedding florist · Gold Coast, Scenic Rim, Toowoomba & Sunshine Coast
The Weddings Issue · 2027 & 2028

Weddings

Bride and groom toasting at their head table at Summit Restaurant, Mt Coot-tha, with white blooms and trailing dark foliage by Garden Graffiti, Brisbane wedding florist

Venue: Summit Restaurant · Photography: Todd Hunter McGaw

Wedding flowers that feel like you.

Hundreds of saved flower photos, and you love every one.
Somewhere in there is your wedding.


We’ll help you find it.

Long candlelit reception table at The Refinery Brisbane with hanging white orchid installations, tulips and tall taper candles
Bride in a pale blue gown holding a cascading bouquet of white lilies and amaranthus beside her groom in a burgundy velvet jacket, with white lily installations behind, by Garden Graffiti, Brisbane wedding florist

Colour, texture and MOVEMENT, designed from scratch for every wedding.

Photography: Lover of Mine · Tom Judson

Kat O'Sullivan, founder of Garden Graffiti, arranging pink cosmos, yellow orchids and blue delphiniums

A note from the studio

No signature look…

just a very soft spot for flowers.

Some days it’s sculptural whites and greens. The next, it’s bold hot pink dahlias or gardens of blue hydrangea.

Honestly, that’s the fun part. Some couples point at a gallery and say ‘that, please’. Others bring a brief we’ve never seen before.

We love both. Trained in London, New York and Tuscany, and up to our elbows in flower buckets in Brisbane since 2018, we know exactly how to bring it to life.

What we do

Bouquets · Buttonholes · Ceremony arbours · Aisles · Reception florals · Hanging installs · Candle hire · Optional Styling

Delivered, installed and packed down. Weddings from $4,000.

Bride and groom kissing between towering ceremony installs of hot pink, scarlet and orange roses with trailing amaranthus at The Refinery Brisbane

Bright & Bold

Kaitlyn & Jacob

Hot pink, scarlet and orange stacked high either side of the aisle, with amaranthus dripping down the sides. This is for the bold colour lovers who want that drama.

Venue: The Refinery · Photography: Sam Wyper Photography

See the wedding

The edit

Not sure what your style is? Start here.

The full gallery

PASTEL Garden Party

Courtney & Clancy · Gabbinbar

Sunset Brights

Cat & Rod · SummergrovE

Modern Elegance

Tenesha & Josh · Private property

Dark & Moody

Alex & Daniel · Gabbinbar

Whimsical White & GREEN

Ariella & Ryan · The Calile HoteL

Warm Autumnal

Kat & Angus · Hillstone St Lucia

Love notes
...every bouquet, table arrangement, and installation felt like it was made just for us.”
Georgia & Jack · The Refinery
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Brisbane wedding florist Garden Graffiti, a long floating cloud of white baby's breath and Queen Anne's lace hanging against black walls at The Refinery Brisbane

Suspended baby’s breath cloud · Laura & Brennan at The Refinery · Photography: Trent and Jessie

From first chat to pack down

How it works

01 Send your date.

Our Wedding Floral Guide lands in your inbox straight away.

02 A proper chat.

By phone or at our Milton studio. Bring the Pinterest board, however long it is.

03 Your proposal.

A mood board and itemised pricing, built around your venue and season.

04 Lock it in.

A 25% deposit and your date is ours.

05 The details, then the day.

We check in six weeks out for edits, and on the day we deliver, install and pack it all away.

Here’s what it all looks like in numbers

The investment

Considered

From $4,000

Bouquets and buttonholes, a ceremony moment worth walking towards, and simple, delicate stems for your tablescape.

Layered

From $6,000

Take the first tier and keep going: flowers lining the aisle, a statement on the bar, and welcome florals to greet your guests.

Immersive

From $9,000

All of that, and then some: hanging installations and florals that turn the whole room into one world, ceremony to reception.

Every wedding is quoted from scratch and itemised line by line, so you can see exactly where your budget goes.

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@garden.graffiti

Now booking 2027 & 2028.

April to October, Saturdays go first. Closer date? Still ask.