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We are wedding and event stylists and floral designers that love creating modern, romantic, joyful floral arrangements and thoughtfully curated tablescapes.

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Wedding Flowers

Editorial & Brand Styling

Wedding Styling

Founded by Gemma Pearce, Ultramarine was born from a love of colour, nature and the fresh sea air.

Colour is an intrinsic part to the studio’s approach, not only is deep blue a favourite, but the word ultramarine translates to ‘beyond the sea’ reflecting a constant source of inspiration. 

With roots in Margate, the name also nods to artist J.M.W. Turner, who was among the first to use ultramarine synthetic pigment. It felt like a natural fit for a studio shaped by the coastline.

Today, Ultramarine brings this same sensibility to both floristry and styling, creating expressive floral designs alongside thoughtfully layered table settings for weddings and events.

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Wedding Flowers

Editorial & Brand Styling

Constance Spry tutorial
Words and images for
House and Garden magazine

Sarah, Ultramarine bride

“Everyone commented on how beautiful the flowers were – I wish they could last forever!”

Rebecca, Ultramarine bride

“I was overwhelmed by how beautiful, colourful and creative the floral displays were.”

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