The Posy Poise Studio
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The studio

One room, a wall of stems, and a lot of floral tape.

Posy Poise is small on purpose. Every bouquet that leaves here was built by hand, on a table, by someone who knows whose wedding it's for.

Line drawing of the Posy Poise studio: arched shelving, a long work counter and bouquets

How it started

It began with one bouquet nobody wanted to throw away.

In 2023 a friend asked for a bridal bouquet that would still exist after the reception. That first one took a full weekend and far too much wire. The next month two more people asked. Three years on, Posy Poise has sent pieces to weddings across Java and boxes to five countries, and the method hasn't changed. Stem by stem, wired, taped, bound, checked against the reference photo, packed.

We're not trying to be a factory. Slots each month are limited because one person can only build so many, and a bouquet made in a rush looks exactly like a bouquet made in a rush.

Dheana

Founder, and the person replying to your messages

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Dheana, founder of The Posy Poise Studio, at work

What we hold to

Keepsakes should be honest about what they're made of.

Materials named

Latex, foam, silk, bamboo, we tell you what's in the arrangement and what it'll cost. Nothing is "premium" without a reason.

Dates kept

We ship a week before the event, not the day before. If we can't hit your date we say so on the first message, not the last.

Made once

No florist runs, no dumped stems, no compost after the reception. The whole point of faux is that it only has to be made a single time.

Finished arrangement wrapped and ready to send

Talk to us

Tell us the date first.

Everything else, colours, flowers, budget, we can work out together. The date is the only thing we can't move. Message us with it and we'll tell you straight away whether the slot is there.

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