Posted on September 17, 2026
As the leaves begin to turn golden and the evenings draw in, there is something rather lovely about giving your home a seasonal refresh. And while autumn may be associated with pumpkins, cosy throws and flickering candles, one of the simplest ways to embrace the season is with a beautiful wreath on your front door.
From dried flowers and foraged foliage to rich autumnal colours and locally grown blooms, The Cotswolds is home to some wonderful florists and flower growers creating wreaths that celebrate the changing seasons. Whether you are looking to buy a finished wreath or would rather spend an afternoon making your own, here are some of our favourite Cotswold florists and flower growers to discover this autumn.
Cotswold Country Flowers
For something that feels particularly connected to the local landscape, Cotswold Country Flowers in Coaley is well worth discovering. The flower grower supplies seasonal, home-grown flowers and foliage from its garden on the edge of the Cotswolds, with flowers also available for florists, businesses and individuals. Dried flowers are available too, including varieties that can be used for wreath making and other seasonal arrangements.
Hillside Farm Flowers
Based on a working farm in The Cotswolds, Hillside Farm Flowers creates beautiful everlasting floral designs inspired by the changing seasons and the English countryside. Its wreaths make use of dried flowers, natural textures and foraged materials, resulting in designs that feel wonderfully at home in a Cotswold setting. Alongside bespoke wreaths and installations, Hillside Farm Flowers also runs floral workshops, including sessions focused on creating everlasting dried wreaths.
Burleigh Court Wreath Making Workshops
Set overlooking the Golden Valley near Stroud, Burleigh Court is perhaps better known as a boutique country house hotel, but its gardens and seasonal workshops also make it an appealing place to discover. The hotel has hosted wreath-making experiences in its Garden Bothy, including living wreath workshops using planted bulbs and seasonal greenery. While these events are seasonal and dates vary, it is worth keeping an eye on Burleigh Court's events programme if you like the idea of combining a creative afternoon with a country-house setting.
Daylesford
Few places capture the natural beauty of The Cotswolds quite like Daylesford, so it is perhaps no surprise that its floristry workshops make wonderful use of the surrounding landscape. At its Cotswold farm near Kingham, Daylesford runs seasonal floristry workshops throughout the year. Its autumnal wreath workshop invites participants to explore the Cutting Garden and forage for seasonal flowers and foliage before creating their own wreath with guidance from an expert tutor.
The Bespoke Flower Co
Based in the picturesque village of Painswick, The Bespoke Flower Co. is an established Cotswold florist specialising in beautifully considered floral design. Although the company is particularly well known for its wedding floristry, its seasonal approach and Cotswold setting make it one to have on your radar when looking for locally based floral inspiration. For those who prefer a more bespoke approach, it is worth enquiring directly about seasonal arrangements and commissions.
Naomi Sayers Flowers
Based in Fairford, Naomi Sayers Flowers brings together a love of flowers, horticulture and the changing seasons. Naomi specialises in wreath workshops and seasonal floristry, with workshops taking place in beautiful Cotswold settings. Locally sourced foliage and materials from Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire are used wherever possible, giving the finished wreaths a natural, countryside feel.
Meadowsweet Floristry
Based in Stroud, Meadowsweet Floristry takes a naturalistic approach to floral design, working with seasonal flowers and foliage to create arrangements inspired by the countryside. Its wreaths are particularly suited to those who prefer a softer, more natural look. Everlasting wreaths combine dried flowers and natural textures to create decorations that can be enjoyed well beyond the autumn months, while fresh seasonal wreaths offer a more traditional option.
Persephone Violet
On the southern edge of The Cotswolds, independent florist Persephone Violet creates seasonal floral designs from its shop in Malmesbury. The florist offers wreaths alongside its wider range of flowers and plants, with a particular emphasis on seasonal and sustainable floristry. Its foam-free and living wreaths offer an alternative to traditional designs, while seasonal workshops provide an opportunity to make your own.
Home Close Flowers
For something a little different, Home Close Flowers in Sibford Ferris grows seasonal British flowers and foliage in its Arts & Crafts gardens in The Cotswolds. Alongside supplying flowers for weddings, gifts and florists, the flower grower also runs seasonal workshops, including wreath making. Each design naturally reflects the season, making it a beautiful way to bring the colours and textures of the Cotswold countryside to your front door.