About Moyses Stevens

Since 1876, Moyses Stevens has stood among the most celebrated names in floristry — a house built on artistry, quality and a quiet insistence on doing things properly. For nearly a century and a half, our florists have arranged flowers for the occasions that matter most, from the simplest everyday gesture to the grandest celebration, and along the way our name has become a byword for elegance the world over.

Founded in London and one of the city’s longest-running florists, Moyses Stevens holds two prestigious Royal Warrants — including one by appointment of HM The King — a recognition earned over generations of consistent, uncompromising work. Through it all we have held to a single idea: that flowers, chosen and arranged with real care, can say what words cannot. It is a legacy we carry into everything we create today.

Our story began in the heart of London, where Moyses Stevens first opened its doors to serve the capital’s most discerning clientele. Over the decades we became synonymous with sophistication — entrusted with weddings, private celebrations and the significant moments of some of Britain’s best-known families, hotels and institutions.

Today that same heritage blooms anew in the UAE. From our Dubai atelier we bring the craft, the standards and the considered eye of a London floristry house to the Emirates, pairing more than a century of tradition with a genuine sensitivity to the region — its seasons, its celebrations and the way its most beautiful homes and venues come to life in flower.

Moyses Stevens helped pioneer the hand-tied bouquet, a hallmark of British floristry, and that craft still sits at the centre of everything we do. Every arrangement is built by hand, stem by stem, by florists who have trained for years to balance colour, texture, scale and scent.

We don’t work from templates. Each design begins with the flowers themselves — whatever is at its seasonal best — and is shaped around the person, the setting and the moment it is made for. It is slower, more thoughtful work, and it is precisely why no two Moyses Stevens arrangements are ever quite the same. From a compact desk posy to a sculptural, room-defining installation, the same trained hand and the same discerning eye run through all of it.

Great flowers begin with freshness, so we source with real intention — directly from renowned Dutch growers and British suppliers, and from the finest farms further afield. By keeping our supply chain short and cutting out the middlemen, we bring blooms to our clients at their absolute peak, with the longevity and value that true quality deserves.

It is also a more responsible way to work. We stay mindful of waste, of seasonality and of the footprint of what we do, choosing partners who share our standards — so that beauty never comes at an unnecessary cost.

From a single hand-tied bouquet to a fully installed event, our team designs across every part of life in bloom. We create luxury bouquets and plants for delivery across the UAE, recurring flower subscriptions that keep homes and businesses in fresh flowers, and bespoke florals for weddings, private celebrations, corporate events and cultural occasions. For businesses, that reaches from a single weekly arrangement to full contract flowers that keep hotels, offices and restaurants beautifully in bloom week after week.

Alongside the flowers, our Flower School passes on the craft itself, and our gift cards let you give the simple pleasure of choosing. Whatever the brief — and however short the notice — our florists bring the same precision, creativity and care to every stem.

What ties all of this together is a standard we have held for nearly 150 years: the finest flowers, arranged with genuine artistry and delivered with care. It is the promise behind every bouquet that leaves our atelier and every installation we create.

We would be honoured to be part of your moments — the quiet ones and the milestones alike. Whenever you need flowers that speak for you, Moyses Stevens is here: rooted now in the UAE, and carrying a legacy that stretches all the way back to 1876.