About Fletcher & Foley

Firstly why the name Fletcher & Foley?

Well, we were founded by Joanne Fletcher, an ex-PR who had harboured a great desire to work with flowers for many years. She took the leap and trained at Myerscough College before setting up, and struggling for inspiration on what to call the business, struck upon the two things that were inspirational to her – her mum and dad - Beryl & Bob - Fletcher & Foley. Simple.

At Fletcher & Foley we arrange and style flowers for weddings and events. We started creating mixed garden compositions with plants, local flowers,  and foraged treasures in 2008 and have been on this crazy wild adventure ever since. Texture is key to our designs, there’s a little home grown beauty in there too, think redcurrants with dahlias, asparagus with branches of plum or quince blossom and lots of scented sweet peas. Always seasonal too, we prefer to create something unique, not what has gone before.

Our work has been featured in renowned publications and blogs such as Wedding Flowers Magazine, Love My Dress, So You’re Getting Married, Natural Wedding Company and US blog Junebug. Not of course forgetting our RHS Tatton Park Flower Show medals.  Based in Manchester we are happy to travel throughout the UK.

behind-the-scenes on Instagram...

Let's take a moment to remember.
We're thrilled to be joining @arleyhallandgardens for their Florally Festive event this year. See the Hall and Chapel creatively decorated, and tons of floral inspiration from a host of florists and colleges. 29 November - 4 December. See link in sto
Looking back to L & O's July wedding, which seems impossibly far away in November. Beautifully captured by @tobiahtayophotography Wedding Planner @your.story.events Venue @dorfold Catering @the_cheshire_dining_experience
Happy Halloween// and a flashback to this beauty @upperhouseestate last October.
On Monday we headed off to MUFC to bring all the plants and flowers for the @rhs Britain in Bloom 60th celebration. When I received the brief a few months back I knew this would be a challenge. Flowering plants in late October, locally grown and sea