Handcrafted in London
Every petal begins in a garden
I'm Nadya. I make botanical bridal pieces by hand — one petal at a time, for brides who want their day to look like no one else's.

MEET THE MAKER
Nadya Mamaeva
Artist and bridal accessories designer.
I work somewhere between botanical illustration and fashion — studying the clarity of a real petal, then translating it into something that will never wilt.
Every piece that leaves my studio has been shaped, wired and assembled by my own hands. Not assembled from parts. Made.
That's why I still spend mornings on flower farms with a notebook. You can't invent the way light sits inside a petal. You have to go and look at it.

WHERE IT STARTED
A small box, kept for decades
My grandmother had a rose garden, and I spent my childhood in it — learning to look properly, which is a skill most people never acquire.
She embroidered flowers, too. Coloured thread that somehow held volume, shadow, the finest veins of a petal. I was fascinated by it long before I understood why.
Then one afternoon she opened a small box and showed me the flowers from her own wedding. They were still delicate. Still perfect. I think I have been trying to make that box ever since.
Deco Flowers
Not a crown for the sake of a crown
A finishing touch that pulls the whole look together — and stays with you long after the day itself. Light enough to forget you're wearing it. Delicate enough that people lean in to look.
How each piece is made
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Studied
I work from real flowers — their proportions, their asymmetry, the way a petal curls as it opens.
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Shaped by hand
I cut every petal myself, tint it, and shape it in my hands until it holds the curve of a living flower.
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Assembled
Petals are wired one at a time with beads and pearls, then balanced so the piece sits weightlessly.
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Checked in daylight
Before anything is posted, I photograph it in natural light — so the colour you approve is the colour that arrives.
Why brides choose Deco Flowers
Made for a day that can't be re-shot
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Champagne-proof
No wilting, no water marks, no anxious glances at the mirror. Your piece looks the same at midnight as it did at nine.
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Barely there
Light enough to wear through the ceremony, the photographs and the dancing without a single thought.
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Your exact shade
Ivory, white, champagne and everything between. Send me a photo of your dress and I'll match to it.
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A keepsake, after
It doesn't end with the day. It goes into the box you keep — and one day, perhaps, you'll open it for someone else.
FROM THE FLOWER FARM
Where the shapes come from
A morning on the farm, in late summer. Everything I make begins with a day like this one.
Photographed by Natalja Poplavska at Folly Oast Flower Farm.

BESPOKE
Something made just for you
Most brides come to me with a photograph — of their dress, their bouquet, or something they've saved on Pinterest and can't stop returning to. We start there.
1. Tell me your date, your dress and the feeling you're after.
2. I'll suggest shapes and shades, and send a sketch or a sample photograph.
3. Once we're agreed, your piece is made and photographed in daylight before it's posted.
Kind words
In their words
Let customers speak for us
Get in touch
Let's talk about your day
Whether you know exactly what you want or only have a feeling, write to me.
I answer every message myself, within 24 hours.
Or find me on Instagram - I'm there most days.
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