Feature Film Florist Jenny Tobin Joins Queen Victoria's Festival of Flowers Voyage

Jenny Tobin is renowned for her work on blockbuster films such as "Allied" and "Fantastic Beasts, and Where to Find Them," as well as for her floral arrangements at the most soughtafter hotels around the world and even for the British Royal Family. Jenny will be imparting her knowledge, tips and insight into her career during the voyage, which departs following Queen Victoria's refurbishment this June. 

"With the increasing popularity of gardening and flower arranging, we felt it was important to offer our guests a voyage tailored to their passions with some of the leading experts in the industry," said Josh Leibowitz, senior vice president, Cunard North America. 

To mark the voyage, Jenny has created a bespoke bouquet inspired by the tradition and luxury of Cunard, with a bounty of exotic and much-loved flowers including:

• Colored Ranunculus, to add a taste of the exotic and color, inspired by the loveliest of gardens from around the world
• Scented Genista Flower, for a soft, sweet smell  
• One Garden Rose, to reflect the timeless, luxury of Cunard
• Umbrella Fern for a little pizazz

Jenny comments: "Cunard is known for its commitment to excellence, so I wanted to create a bouquet that reflects its premium nature, beauty from across the world and sense of luxury that runs through everything the brand does. I'm excited to be joining the first Festival of Flowers voyage on Queen Victoria and can't wait to help inspire those travelling on board, exploring the extraordinary gardens the globe has to offer."

This tailored voyage, taking place this year from June 8-22, will visit six iconic floral destinations, including La Palma, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Lisbon, as well as an overnight stay in the floral paradise of Madeira, an island renowned for its endemic fauna, flora and UNESCO World Heritage site-classified landscape. 

Additional speakers on the voyage include Gay Search, one of England's best-known gardening presenters, writers and lecturers, and Christine Wright, National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies demonstrator and Chelsea Flower Show Gold Medallist. 

Prior to departure, guests will also be invited to enjoy the floral delights that surround Southampton with an optional pre-voyage stay at luxury hotel Chewton Glen, on the edge of the New Forest National Park.

For more information about Cunard and to book a voyage, contact your Travel Agent, call Cunard toll-free at 1-800-728-6273, or visit www.cunard.com.

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