| Felton, a name synonymous with outstanding floristry for over a century, owes its distinction to the Court Florist, Robert Forester Felton (1862-1947).
From his shop in Mayfair, Robert Felton became London's leading florist. He demonstrated his impressive floral artistry at many state occasions and prestigious events of the time. He was even asked to attend the British Embassy in Berlin for the visit of His Majesty King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra.
More recently Feltons Florists have provided the backdrop for many a state occasion including when Mrs. Thatcher entertained President Reagan, and of course the funeral of Diana Princess of Wales.
A Bright Family Future
The Felton tradition continues with Richard Felton, only grandson of Robert, at the helm. From his premises at Canary Wharf, Richard and his design team create floral displays for State occasions as well as supplying many of The City’s leading companies and institutions
In 1994 when Canary Wharf was an empty shell with an air of uncertainty about it, Richard had a feeling about its future and snapped up one of the retail leases.
10 years (and three shops) later Canary Wharf is a thriving business mall with direct links via the Jubilee Line. And Feltons Florists are still the only flower shop in Canary Wharf with their design and production unit close at hand. |
