We’ve searched high and low for the best florists in Perth to bring Subi Blooms x Gather to life.
Leaving no soil unturned and no petal unpicked, we’ve gathered over 30 amazing floral artists to transform Subiaco into an overgrown floral wonderland this Mother’s Day. From 9 to 11 May, the streets will burst into bloom with an abundance of flowers, foliage and natural forms in celebration of this year’s theme: Roots to Bloom. With large-scale installations, floral displays, flower-forward workshops and special events in the works, this year’s festival will be our most memorable event yet.
Let us introduce the talented florists you can expect to see over the weekend…
SHOWCASE PIECES
Pioneer of the marbled orchid, Perth-born and Sydney-based floral artist ACID.FLWRS is renowned for unique painted flowers and bright sculptural floral installations. Her custom installation REFLECT is the centrepiece of Subi Blooms x Gather, inviting reflection and play through an interactive triptych of public art modules. Find REFLECT on Seddon Street from 25 April to 25 May.
Led by renowned florists Rebecca Const (Fox and Rabbit) and Lara Rose (Lara Rose Botanical Stylist), Gather is one half of the driving force behind Subi Blooms x Gather. The team are also producing a showcase installation entitled Woven, inspired by the vibrant cultural tapestry of modern Australia. A collaborative piece led by Gather with contributing florists from all skill levels, this woven tribute to shared creativity is presented by Vibe Hotel & Dradgin. Find Woven at 9 Alvan Street from 9 – 11 May.
THE FLOWERGIRL x LYNZIE BREMNER
Earthy and evocative botanical stylist The Flowergirl is joining forces with multidisciplinary artist Lynzie Bremner to create a showcase installation entitled The Seven Daughters. Inspired by the book ‘Seven Daughters of Eve’, this immersive piece invites us to reflect on our own roots, celebrating the resilience and beauty of women’s shared heritage. Find The Seven Daughters at Postal Walk from 9 – 11 May.
DANA GARLETT x EUKA FLORAL DESIGN x EDIE & IVY FLOWERS
A force to be reckoned with, Dana Garlett from Paperbark Design Studio is collaborating with Euka Floral Design and Edie & Ivy Flowers on a showcase installation. Yorga, meaning ‘woman’ in Noongar language, is an installation created with native plants sourced from Country. Designed to honour the Whadjuk women of the Noongar nation, this powerful structure can be found at 237 Rokeby Road from 9 – 11 May.
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- ACID.FLWRS
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- Edie & Ivy Flowers
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- The Flowergirl
FLORAL DISPLAYS
Energetic and enthusiastic Subiaco business Cottage Garden Flowers are known for their personal touch to floristry. Their installation Lifecycle celebrates the resilience of people who have fled conflict zones and persecution, overcoming displacement to build new lives. Honouring universal themes of hope and renewal, this deeply personal installation is presented by UEM Sunrise. Find Lifecycle on the corner of Roberts and Rokeby from 9 – 11 May.
Perth-based design studio Scape by S specialise in weddings and events, and they’ve pulled out all the stops for their one-of-a-kind installation. Life Roots is inspired by the roots of human existence and the instinctive pull of the womb, offering a quiet reckoning with origin and transformation. Find Life Roots on the corner of Roberts Road and Station Street from 9 – 11 May.
Bold, lavish and wildly unique floral art studio FreakHaus blur the lines between floristry and art. Such is the case with Bizzilla & Barilla, an ode to head artist Eden’s Maltese and Italian roots. Transforming Maltese lace into a living tapestry of florals, the installation blends intricately woven designs with the structural shapes of pasta. Find Bizzilla & Barilla at 483 Hay Street from 9 – 11 May.
Passionate about supporting WA farmers, Hannah Etherington is known for using only the freshest flowers for events. Her installation Orchard Origins pays tribute to the 110 years her family have worked in the fruit industry, bridging legacy with broader themes of growth, connection, and the cycles of life. Presented by Perth is OK!, you can find Orchard Origins on the corner of Rokeby and Hay from 9 – 11 May.
Perth’s premiere luxury plant hire service The Botanic Edit are bringing their love for sustainability to their installation. Of Earth & Origin celebrates the artist’s English roots and Australian home, merging the romance of an English cottage garden with the raw beauty of native fauna. With floral rain cascading from above, you can find Of Earth & Origin at Hiddlestone Lane from 9 – 11 May.
Originally a balloon artistry brand, Popi Posi have recently embraced floristry to offer a dynamic pairing of art forms. Through The Cracks, We Bloom reflects the artist’s experience with strength, sacrifice and migration, telling the story of her mother’s escape from Vietnam at 19. Presented by Ecali Fine Jewellery, you can find this beautiful installation at 91 Rokeby Road from 9 – 11 May.
Romantics at heart, A Little Bohemia specialise in abundant, unstructured florals and are bringing this natural beauty to their installation. Nurtured By Mother pays homage to the nourishment our mothers provide, breathing life into us just like Mother Nature breathes life into the world. Presented by Sideau, you can find Nurtured By Mother at Forrest Walk from 9 – 11 May.
A luxury floral designer, Maple & Wren are known for their high-end statement florals. Returning to her roots, head artist Elysia has created an installation called The Tropics, a love letter to the rich red soil, tropical humidity and vibrant botanical life of Northern Australia. Presented by Racheenee Orchids, you can find The Tropics in Walmsley Lane from 9 – 11 May.
A creative outlet turned booming floral business, Cotton & Sage are a one stop shop for all things flowery and beautiful. Their installation Lunch at Nonna’s taps into lead artist Lauren’s Italian heritage with natural vines, a lush table setting and a rustic courtyard feel. Visit Lunch at Nonna’s at 319 Barker Road from 9 – 11 May.
Run by Marsha and Charlotte, a mother-daughter duo, Mother & Bride is a unique wedding floral brand. They’ve drawn on their shared heritage for Remembering Rangoon, an artwork inspired by the vibrant street markets of Rangoon, Burma, where their mother and grandmother grew up. Discover the installation at Kannis Lane from 9 – 11 May.
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- FreakHaus
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- Maple & Wren
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- Cottage Garden Flowers
INDOOR DISPLAY
Perth-based florist Lilliflora are known for timeless, romantic floral art pieces for special occasions. You’ll find their beautiful indoor display tucked away inside Luxe Boutique, at Shop 2/44 Station Street. Head in store and admire the florals from 9 – 11 May.
WORKSHOPS
Beyond the displays, we also have an exciting collection of florists coming together to produce a program of special events! Over the weekend, you’ll find workshops, pop-ups and activities from Gather, Fox & Rabbit, Maple & Wren, Debra Hayes Floral, Beautiful Flowers by Stacey, Flowr Pixie, The Freo Florist, Euka Floral Design, Flower Nation and more.
View our event program here and stay tuned for more information!
Subi Blooms x Gather arrives in Subiaco for Mother’s Day, 9 – 11 May 2025. Visit the main page here for details and mark it in your diaries.
