WAKEFIELD FLORISTS BEST SELLERS

BlueBell Designs is a florist in Rothwell, Leeds. Managed by Gina, this florist shop actively serves the community by delivering gifts for occasions and sympathy flowers. Get quality flowers in Leeds at this local florist. Thanks to suppliers, BlueBell Designs can deliver fresh flowers every time. Their flowers include British-grown blooms and imported blossoms. Then, based on your requirements, the florists use the flowers to create designs.

Designs vary from simple yet elegant to beautifully romantic. Since flowers have a distinct personality, we do our best to bring out that their charm. But, of course, we also incorporate the designs you wish to see. If you cannot decide between roses, lilies or tulips, we can help you choose the right flower for the occasion. Call us at 07984 723461 to discuss your needs. Our professional florist is happy to work with you in deciding which design is best for your special day.

Our florist shop is composed of a team of professional florists. We have experience in different aspects of floristry, but we specialise in sympathy flowers and occasion flowers. You can see some of our works on our website. We love working with people. We offer a friendly service to all our customers. For our long time clients, we treat them as part of our family. Besides our excellent floral services, we are proud of the quality of flowers we create. Our bouquets and flower arrangements are all beautifully arranged, featuring a unique design. We also keep the flowers fresh in our shop and transport them in a water bag.

We ensure your flowers are hand-delivered personally by our friendly delivery team. With our same-day flower delivery service, you can be sure that your bouquet arrives in its best condition. We bring the best service to our customers for them to have a great experience.

For our sympathy flower arrangements, we deliver in Rothwell, Wakefield and other areas in Leeds. In addition, we are well-connected with funeral parlours in the area. Therefore, we can easily connect with directors in delivering your floral tribute. We design floral tributes based on the family's wishes. Because we want to help you send your message of love, we create flower arrangements that will honour loved ones. But, most of all, we want to offer our deepest sympathies to family and friends and sharing the feeling of comfort through our flowers.

As for gifts and surprises for birthdays, anniversary and other occasions, we have hand-tied bouquets for these special moments. We make our handmade arrangements with beautiful flowers and foliage that will 'wow' the recipient. You are sure to get the best flowers in Leeds when you choose BlueBell Designs.

Visit our website for our bouquets and flower arrangements for occasions. We have a variety of floral gifts for different types of recipients. So whether it is Christmas, Easter or Valentine's Day, we have flowers to celebrate the day.

Feel free to connect with any of our florists. Please phone us at 07984 723461 to know how we can assist you better.

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At Bluebell Designs there is an experienced and dedicated team of artisanal florists with the skills to provide the right flowers, bouquets and arrangements for any occasion and by offering a same day delivery service the team is confident that any orders placed will arrive at their destination promptly. Whilst flowers are the primary passion of our team, our florists are equally as passionate about the town and region they call home and find inspiration almost everywhere they look. Our team of florists believe that by sharing an overview of the natural beauty on the doorstep in addition, to a brief history of the area they can inspire others to use our designs to brighten someone’s day.

Located at the eastern edge of the Pennines on the banks of the River Calder, Wakefield is a cathedral city and former market town with a current population in excess of 100,000. Flint and stone tools, in addition to bronze and iron tools found in the area are evidence that there has been human habitation of the area since prehistoric times. Wakefield was a royalist stronghold during the English Civil War, and during the War of the Roses an influential battle was fought here during which Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York, was killed. At the start of the Industrial Revolution Wakefield was a prosperous market town and inland port with a successful trade in grain and wool. Historically the area was also known for its coal mining and at one stage the National Coal Board became the largest employer in Wakefield. Despite falling on hard times some collieries remained open until 1982. With the decline in industry many former sites have been designated as nature reserves and are now great examples of the resilience of nature. The diversity of flowers and wildlife at some of these sites is enough to inspire professional and amateur florists alike.

A short distance to the north of town lies Stanley Marsh, a local nature reserve with diverse habitats such as open water, woodland, grassland and marsh. The site was once part of a colliery and the pit was sunk in around 1835 and was known locally as Deep Drop Pit, and is now home to a vast array of diverse flowers and wildlife. Walton Colliery Nature Park is another local nature reserve created on a former coal mining site. Located 3 miles south of town this site contains various habitats home to flowers like Southern Marsh and Common Spotted Orchids.

Stoneycliffe Wood Nature Reserve was traditionally managed for timber production and is now being managed with the diversity of nature in mind. Now the older trees are protected and the canopy structure is being reinforced with new species. In spring and summer the entire reserve is awash with colour as flowers like wild garlic, yellow archangel and of course bluebells burst into life alongside the wood club-rush, Sprengel’s bramble and hemlock water dropwort that line the banks of the stream. The dead wood is home to an array of insects which attract all three species of wood pecker to the woodland.

Less than a mile from the city centre lies the Southern Washlands Nature Corridor which is a series of four distinct nature sites and together comprises a plethora of habitats. The site is a great place to see migratory birds in their preferred habitat and in the summer the flowers on display attract a variety of butterflies and insects.

The expert, artisanal florists at Bluebell designs are rightly proud of the history of the town they call home and the natural beauty of the surrounding area, and it is easy to see why after reading this brief history.