Two Sisters. Two Arrangements. One Iconic Story.

Freddie's Flowers launches a collection of limited-edition arrangements inspired by the new Sense & Sensibility film adaptation, only in cinemas from 25th September.

LONDON, Oct. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- To celebrate the release of the new film adaptation of Sense & Sensibility, Freddie's Flowers has created two special arrangements inspired by the Dashwood sisters and the wild, untamed English countryside they call home.

Sense
This arrangement is Elinor Dashwood in bloom: thoughtful, graceful, and quietly full of feeling. It brings together Dorchester roses, glamini, and phlox for the classic beauty of a well-kept British garden, with flowing panicum grass and dried wheat for a touch of meadowy whimsy.

Sensibility
This arrangement speaks to Marianne Dashwood's passion: bold, abundant, and untamed like the unfurling English meadows she roams. Gladioli, dahlias, and hypericum in deep, passionate reds are joined by free-trailing amaranthus and impulsive pops of sanguisorba to capture her free spirit.

"I wanted the two arrangements to capture the sisters' opposing personalities: Sense is soft, romantic, and restrained, while Sensibility is darker, wilder, and more passionate, with a little English-garden unruliness." Freddie Garland, Founder, Freddie's Flowers

Send to the Elinor or Marianne in your life, or simply pick your favourite for yourself. Both arrangements are available as a one-off bunch or as the perfect introduction to a Freddie's Flowers subscription, delivered straight to the door with a stem-by-stem arranging guide.

Available exclusively at freddiesflowers.com until 18th October, each is £45.

About Freddie's Flowers
Founded in 2014 by Freddie Garland, Freddie's Flowers brings fresh, seasonal, grower-direct flower arrangements to homes across the UK. Delivered in eco-friendly packaging with stem-by-stem arranging guides, Freddie's Flowers is on a mission to bring the joy of flower arranging into everyday life while supporting sustainable growing practices.