A Festive Floral Affair: Beau-k's Christmas Collection
As the festive season approaches, Beau-k Florist in Eastbourne is excited to unveil its stunning Christmas collection. Our expert florists have carefully curated a range of festive arrangements to bring joy and cheer to your home.
Celebrate the Season in Style
From traditional Christmas wreaths to contemporary centrepieces, our collection offers something for everyone. Our skilled florists use only the finest, freshest blooms to create stunning arrangements that will impress your guests.
Key Christmas Floral Trends for 2024
- Natural and Rustic: Embrace the beauty of nature with earthy tones and natural materials like pine cones, berries, and dried oranges.
- Bold and Bright: For those statement flowers when you want to make a bold statement, with vibrant colours and bold designs.
- Minimalist Chic: Opt for simple, elegant arrangements with clean lines and monochromatic colour palettes.
Order Your Christmas Flowers Today
Don't miss out on the perfect Christmas floral arrangement. Visit our shop in Eastbourne or order online for home delivery. Let Beau-k add a touch of festive magic to your home this Christmas.
Have you ever wanted to create your very own festive door wreath?
Our extremely popular flower school hosts wreath workshops every year, if you would like to join us, here is a list of classes for you and your loved ones to enjoy this year:
Keep an eye out for even more flower school courses in 2025, these so much fun to be had at Eastbourne's premier flower school.
Christmas in the UK is widely celebrated, but have you ever wondered about the history of this winter festival?
A Brief History of Christmas in the UK
Christmas in the UK is a blend of ancient traditions and modern festivities. Its roots can be traced back to pagan winter solstice celebrations and the Roman Saturnalia festival. The Christian celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ was later integrated into these traditions, shaping the Christmas we know today.
Key Historical Milestones:
- Early Christian Era: The first recorded celebration of Christmas in England dates back to 1038.
- Medieval Period: Christmas was a time of feasting, revelry, and gift-giving.
- Victorian Era: Queen Victoria and Prince Albert popularized many of the Christmas traditions we still enjoy today, including the Christmas tree and festive decorations.
- 20th Century: The 20th century saw the rise of commercial Christmas, with the exchange of gifts and the emphasis on family gatherings becoming central to the holiday.
Modern Christmas Traditions:
- Christmas Tree: A symbol of eternal life, the Christmas tree is adorned with ornaments, lights, and tinsel.
- Christmas Dinner: A traditional Christmas dinner typically includes roast turkey, roast potatoes, vegetables, and Christmas pudding.
- Christmas Carols: Carols like "Silent Night" and "Jingle Bells" are sung in churches and homes.
- Gift-Giving: Exchanging gifts on Christmas Day is a beloved tradition.
- Boxing Day: The day after Christmas, often spent with family and friends.
While the traditions and customs of Christmas have evolved over time, the core values of family, love, and generosity remain at the heart of this festive season.
Browse our exclusive Christmas & Winter Collection, designed by us, for you and your loved ones.
