Little Tin Shed Flowers

Little Tin Shed Flowers is a Billericay florist working with fresh seasonal flowers for weddings, events, farewells, and everyday occasions. The studio combines custom commissions with locally delivered bouquets, subscriptions, and funeral flowers. Its team creates designs for celebrations across Essex, London, and neighboring counties, while visits to the workspace are arranged by appointment.

The name’s story begins with a tin shed at a train station: founder Joanna was sheltering there during a winter commute when she imagined a flower business with that name. The company says Suzanne joined in 2015 and took over in 2018. Her career includes training with Jane Packer and floristry studies at Greenwich Community College.

Weddings are a major part of the work. Little Tin Shed creates bridal bouquets, flowers for bridesmaids and attendants, boutonnieres, ceremony arrangements, and table and reception decor. The process begins with a conversation about the date, venue, and color palette. From there, the team develops a proposal that connects the flowers to the celebration’s style instead of relying on a fixed catalog.

Event work extends the same approach to private celebrations and gatherings. The florist designs arrangements for the scale and atmosphere of each space, paying attention to color, shape, and seasonality. The company’s published wedding images show arrangements in real ceremonies, giving couples useful examples to compare before discussing a project of their own.

For everyday occasions, the shop offers seasonal bouquets, local delivery, and subscriptions that bring new arrangements into the home at chosen intervals. Delivery areas include Billericay, Brentwood, Basildon, Laindon, and Wickford. The team also prepares funeral flowers for farewells and tributes; the company says it coordinates delivery with the service venue when an order is arranged.

The flower school adds another side to the business, with classes and workshops for people who want to learn arranging techniques or spend a hands-on session working with flowers. The program draws on the studio’s practical experience rather than limiting the business to bouquet sales. Topics and dates vary with the published schedule, so the classes page is the place to start when choosing a session.

Little Tin Shed brings together large commissions, such as wedding flowers, with regular florist services and hands-on learning. The Carvers Farm Business Park address identifies the studio, but the company asks visitors to book an appointment first. Couples can work with one team on design, seasonal flower selection, and coordination; for a local gift, a bouquet and delivery meet a more immediate need.