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373 Manchester Rd, Warrington WA1 3LS, UK
Warrington, North West England WA1 3LS
07949 110795

Absolutely stunning posy of roses created by Rachel and so reasonably priced! We are delighted, will recommend la Beau Fleurs to everyone.

Rachel went above and beyond to ensure the flowers for our wedding day were no less than perfect. From the initial meeting and throughout, Rachel helped us to bring our vision to life and the end result reflected the look and feel of our day perfectly. She created the most elegant arrangements weve ever seen, from stunning bouquets and top table arrangement to buttonholes and centerpieces - we were absolutely blown away! Honestly the talent and passion that this lovely lady has is incomparable! She even came up to check-in with the bridal party on the morning of the wedding, helped to settle nerves and offered well wishes. An absolute pleasure to work with!Thank you so much Rachel! xxx

Rachel did the flowers for my wedding at the beginning of August this year; and I would recommend her and La Beau Fleurs to anyone. Rachel's welcoming and bubbly personality immediately puts you at ease, and her knowledge and experience and the advice she gave me made me feel confident that I was in good hands. We exchanged endless messages and texts, for months leading up to the wedding; her communication is first class and her enthusiasm is contagious! Rachel absolutely loves what she does and this completely shone through in every contact I had with her. My flowers were absolutely stunning; more beautiful than I imagined, and in my opinion, fabulous value for money. I can't recommend her highly enough.

Um, it should actually be "Les belles fleurs. Beau is masculine singular - it would be appropriate if, say, it was "Le beau garon" meaning "The beautiful boy". However, "fleur" is a feminine word, so it has to have the feminine version of "beau", which is "belle.It needs to be "les" instead of "la" because there are multiple flowers (otherwise it would be "fleur", not "fleurs"). Les can be used for both masculine and feminine plural nouns. For example, it could be "Les chats noirs", meaning "The black cats". La would be used when the noun is singular and feminine. You could say "La jupe rouge" which would mean "The red skirt".I'm sure your flowers are perfectly good, so I gave you five stars because it would be unfair to give you a bad rating just because you find French difficult. However, I really think you should consider changing your name to "Les Belles Fleurs" or something more grammatically correct.

Well what can I say? La Beau Fleurs did an amazing job on our wedding flowers and their eye for artistic composition and romantic flair was spot on. Flowers were fresh and fragrant and by far exceeded our expectations. Very reasonable pricing and extremely patient with a nervous bride! Thank you so so much, you were amazing to work with. I will be recommending you to all! xx

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Florist at 373 Manchester Rd, Warrington WA1 3LS, UK. Here you will find detailed information about La Beau Fleurs: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

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373 Manchester Rd, Warrington WA1 3LS, UK.
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  • Claire Burgess
    Added 02.02.2019
    Absolutely stunning posy of roses created by Rachel and so reasonably priced! We are delighted, will recommend la Beau Fleurs to everyone.
  • Natasha Johnson
    Added 15.10.2018
    Rachel went above and beyond to ensure the flowers for our wedding day were no less than perfect. From the initial meeting and throughout, Rachel helped us to bring our vision to life and the end result reflected the look and feel of our day perfectly. She created the most elegant arrangements weve ever seen, from stunning bouquets and top table arrangement to buttonholes and centerpieces - we were absolutely blown away! Honestly the talent and passion that this lovely lady has is incomparable! She even came up to check-in with the bridal party on the morning of the wedding, helped to settle nerves and offered well wishes. An absolute pleasure to work with!Thank you so much Rachel! xxx
  • Sonia
    Added 17.08.2018
    Rachel did the flowers for my wedding at the beginning of August this year; and I would recommend her and La Beau Fleurs to anyone. Rachel's welcoming and bubbly personality immediately puts you at ease, and her knowledge and experience and the advice she gave me made me feel confident that I was in good hands. We exchanged endless messages and texts, for months leading up to the wedding; her communication is first class and her enthusiasm is contagious! Rachel absolutely loves what she does and this completely shone through in every contact I had with her. My flowers were absolutely stunning; more beautiful than I imagined, and in my opinion, fabulous value for money. I can't recommend her highly enough.
  • h h
    Added 18.07.2017
    Um, it should actually be "Les belles fleurs. Beau is masculine singular - it would be appropriate if, say, it was "Le beau garon" meaning "The beautiful boy". However, "fleur" is a feminine word, so it has to have the feminine version of "beau", which is "belle.It needs to be "les" instead of "la" because there are multiple flowers (otherwise it would be "fleur", not "fleurs"). Les can be used for both masculine and feminine plural nouns. For example, it could be "Les chats noirs", meaning "The black cats". La would be used when the noun is singular and feminine. You could say "La jupe rouge" which would mean "The red skirt".I'm sure your flowers are perfectly good, so I gave you five stars because it would be unfair to give you a bad rating just because you find French difficult. However, I really think you should consider changing your name to "Les Belles Fleurs" or something more grammatically correct.
  • H Hellon
    Added 17.09.2016
    Well what can I say? La Beau Fleurs did an amazing job on our wedding flowers and their eye for artistic composition and romantic flair was spot on. Flowers were fresh and fragrant and by far exceeded our expectations. Very reasonable pricing and extremely patient with a nervous bride! Thank you so so much, you were amazing to work with. I will be recommending you to all! xx
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