What areas do you cover for weddings and events?

We're based in King's Walden, Hitchin and regularly work across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire. We also travel into London and the surrounding counties for weddings and corporate events.

How far in advance should I book my wedding florist?

Most couples book their florist 9-12 months ahead of the wedding date. Peak summer Saturdays often fill 12-18 months out, so it's worth getting in touch as soon as you have your venue and date confirmed.

Do you offer same-day flower delivery in Hitchin?

We focus on weddings, events and pre-ordered seasonal arrangements rather than walk-in same-day delivery. For gift bouquets please order in advance via the shop and we'll confirm the soonest delivery date for the Hitchin area.

What flowers will be in season for my wedding?

We work seasonally and source from British growers wherever possible. Spring brings tulips, ranunculus, blossom and hellebores; summer brings garden roses, delphinium, dahlias and sweet peas; autumn brings chrysanthemums, dahlias and rich foliage; winter brings amaryllis, anemones and evergreens.

Do you cater for corporate events and brand activations?

Yes. We design florals for product launches, conferences, press days, hospitality openings and seasonal styling. We can deliver, install and strike on the day.

Can you decorate church ceremonies and venue arches?

Absolutely. We design ceremony arrangements, pew ends, aisle markers, floral arches and large-scale installations for both churches and dry-hire venues across the region.

What is your typical wedding flower budget?

Most full-service weddings start from around £2,500 and scale with guest numbers, ceremony styling and any installation pieces. We'll send a tailored quote after a discovery call so you can see exactly what's included.

How do I get a quote?

Use the contact form on the website or email info@sarahmaylinflowers.com with your date, venue and a feel for the style you're after. We'll come back within 1-2 working days to arrange a discovery call.