Logo of Madison Rocks floral sculpture featuring a skull adorned with purple and pink flowers.

Maddison Rocks Floral Sculpture

Rebel Wedding Florist

Defying Tradition

Online

A woman wears a black lace dress with shoulder accents and beaded chains, holding a gothic-style bouquet. The bouquet contains dark-colored flowers, black foliage, a skull, a blackbird, and ornaments, with a dark, moody background.

Intro:

Hi I’m Jane, the skull obsessed, crystal-hoarding, disco-ball-loving florist behind Maddison Rocks.

I create alternative preserved and faux florals for couples who reject tradition and wear their weird proudly.

If you want dark n moody, wildly colourful, subtly geeky, beautifully nostalgic, or downright bonkers unhinged florals, welcome. You’ve found your florist.

Your flowers should tell your story — the one filled with your personality, mosh pits and mixtapes, loud guitars and soft poetry, rainbows and werewolves, movie marathons and all of the beautifully odd things in between that make you who you are.

From Gothic skull pocket and pin on boutonnières, to movie inspired floral Centrepieces, headpieces, cake toppers and bouquets that light-up or play music, I'm here to tell you NOTHING is off LIMITS.

Stalk me:

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Decorative altar featuring a skull, surrounded by dark flowers, red beads, and metal rays, with a black Gothic-style structure, set against a textured stone wall with a window.
A decorative wall hanging with purple flowers, green foliage, a glowing crescent moon, a skull, a large beetle, a butterfly, and various other mystical and natural elements.
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About

I’m obsessed with texture, colour, and tension. I’m forever hunting for inspiration in the strangest places. I love obscure details, strange objects, forgotten techniques, things that “shouldn’t work” but absolutely do.

I blend methods from inside and outside of the floristry world and live for pushing boundaries and working with elements you’d never expect to see in florals.

I’ll openly admit to being a crystal-hoarding, disco-ball-loving child of the 70s, a magpie for shiny things, a lifelong horror obsessive (I watched The Shining at a very young age, which scared the hoohar out of me and left quite a vivid mark on my soul—Muhawahawaaaaa), and a devoted skull collector.

In my house, being “normal” is the highest of insults.

Beauty comes in many forms, and my tastes are unapologetically VERY eclectic.

My florals have also been featured in multiple wedding magazines and online blogs.
In 2025, I collaborated with Sony Pictures to create a Bone Bloom Bouquet to promote the upcoming release of 28 Years Later.

So if you want florals that challenge convention, reject rules, and feel as wild and layered as you are, I’m here to build them with you. One beautiful bloom at a time

A Halloween themed dining table with black and purple decorations, candles, glassware, and a large floral centerpiece featuring black roses, greenery, and a metallic beetle, against a brick wall background.

Testimonials

  • A skull adorned with purple and pink flowers and green leaves, with the text 'Maddison Rocks Floral Sculpture' below.

    Georgia Bracey

    “A truly stunning bouquet which definitely turned heads! The seller was easy to communicate and share ideas with and even hand delivered the bouquet as she lived nearby! When we first played the music box on it I teared up a little! Hoenstly stunning and a piece we will treasure forever”

  • A skull adorned with a circle of purple and pink flowers and green leaves, with the text "Maddison Rocks" and "Floral Sculpture" below.

    Katy Moss Brown

    "Thank you so much for all your hard work and incredible talent - we would highly recommend anyone wanting something a little different for thier special day to use Maddison Rocks"

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    Lauren Day

    "WOW absolutely stunning! Thank you sooo much!!! A work of art! I can't wait to walk down the isle with this beautiful bouquet! Ohhhh my goodness it's happening! Thank you soooo much again absolutely f**cking amazing"

FAQs

  • I’m based in Cheshire, UK. However I send my floral creations to every corner of the planet!

  • I carry quite a vast range of stock design  buttonholes, pocket boutonnières, bouquets and floral arrangements, which can be made in absolutely ANY colour.
    A Bride’s bouquet typically starts from £185 with boutonnières from £21.95.
    I also offer a custom service, which allows you to get as creative as you want. Prices for this service is dependant on how far you want to take the design.

  • Due to the bespoke nature of my florals, all designs are handmade to order so please allow approx 4-8 weeks for boutonnières and a minimum of 6 months for all other florals to create and despatch your order (whether it be a single item or multiple), however this time may increase during peak wedding season.
    However I am exceptionally busy all year round so to guarantee I will be available to create your wedding florals it is advisable to book your wedding date in with me.

  • Need your wedding flowers in a different share, tone or theme? No problem as all designs are made to order is it possible to create a bouquet in literally any colour scheme/theme.
    If you’re working to a particular colour scheme either send me a visual of the colour palette or a physical fabric sample as I can actually match the colours pretty exact.
    In reference to the theme then anything goes! I have a vast array of elements and themed pieces in stock and what I don’t have, can easily be ordered in from one of my many suppliers. Don’t be afraid to ask no matter how quirky, dark, unusual or sophisticated your ideas may be. Remember you’re among friends here!

  • I’ve been in the wedding industry for over 20 years. After completing my master’s in Photographic Visual Communication in the late ’90s, I jumped straight into self-employment with support from The Prince’s Trust.
    I started out designing and producing greeting cards and wedding stationery, and even photographed a few weddings along the way. The last Ten years, however, I’ve been focused on growing the floral side of my business.
    What I do now is the culmination of years of hands-on, three-dimensional design experience and a lifelong love of collecting the weird and wonderful.
    My floral journey initially began with “brooch bouquets” for the mainstream market, which was steady, but it wasn’t until my own wedding when I created a  bouquet that reflected my personal tastes, that I realised there was a demand for truly alternative designs. Since then, I’ve never looked back. My eclectic taste and fascination with the downright unusual are a huge asset, especially when it comes to custom orders, where I get to push the boundaries of what’s considered “acceptable.”

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