
A Seasonal & Garden-led
Approach to Event Design
Days of Dahlia creates floral installations and seasonal arrangements for events, brands, editorial projects, and private gatherings. We are a provenance-led design studio with full material authorship. Every flower used in our event work is grown exclusively on our flower farm near Glasgow, allowing us to create designs shaped by unique materials and seasonal rhythms. Our work is rooted in seasonality and sustainability, guided by the changing palettes and ingredients of the garden, and informed by a deep understanding of flowers as both material and medium. We approach each commission as an opportunity to create atmosphere; shaping spaces through colour, texture, scent, and scale. From concept development to installation, we work closely with our clients to create one-of-a-kind floral works and experiences that feel distinctive, immersive, and memorable.

SPRING

SUMMER

AUTUMN

WINTER
Selected commissions
and collaborations
Our event work spans television, hospitality, culture, design, and the arts, with commissions for leading brands, institutions, creative partners, and private clients including Banjo Beale, BBC, Bloomberg, Clydeside Distillery, Earthshot Awards, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow, Gleneagles, and the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
We welcome commissions throughout Scotland and beyond for events, installations, exhibitions, editorial projects, brand activations, hospitality spaces, and private gatherings. Enquiries can be directed to flowers@daysofdahlia.com.



Seasonality &
Sustainability
Every flower used in our event work is grown on our flower farm near Glasgow. By growing and designing with our own flowers, we work with complete control over provenance, quality, and seasonality. Our flowers are grown without chemicals, never imported, and arranged without the use of floral foam or single-use plastics. Following each installation, vessels and containers are collected for reuse, while all flowers and green waste is returned to the farm for composting. The result is a zero waste floral practice that is rooted in sustainability, shaped by place, and designed with the utmost care for the planet.