WEDDINGS & EVENTS
Let the flowers belong to the moment.
Not matching. Belonging. There’s a difference.
I don’t want your wedding to look like somebody else’s wedding.
Your inspiration photos can tell me what you love. The colors. The feeling. The movement. The things you keep coming back to. But they aren’t instructions , and I’m not interested in recreating someone else’s flowers stem for stem.
Your people. Your place. Your moment. Your flowers.
Intimate is not insignificant.
A smaller guest list doesn’t make the moment smaller. Whether it’s an intimate wedding, a dinner with the people you love most, or a celebration gathered around one beautiful table, the flowers should still feel considered, personal and completely yours.
Collected, layered, and alive.
I love vessels almost as much as I love flowers. Brass, glass, stone, something old, something unexpected—I collect pieces that help the flowers feel like they belong in the room instead of simply being placed there.
Flowers can transform a table, but they shouldn’t take it over. I want people to be able to see one another, pass the bread, lean across the table and stay awhile. The flowers should make the gathering more beautiful—not get in the way of it.
The table matters.
It’s all part of the story.
From the bouquet in your hands to the flowers on the cake, the smallest pieces deserve the same attention as the biggest ones. Each detail should feel connected—not perfectly matched, but like it belongs to the same beautiful moment.
More than weddings.
Showers. Dinners. Birthdays. Anniversaries. Celebrations that don’t need a name at all. If people are gathering for something that matters, the flowers can help make the moment feel like it matters too.
I’m always looking for vessels with a little character—something collected, unexpected or just interesting enough to make me stop. The container is part of the design too. Sometimes it starts the whole dang thing.
Collected, layered, and alive.
Flowers for remembering, too.
When flowers are meant to honor someone, I want to know something about the person first. What they loved. What made them laugh. What felt like them. Because the flowers shouldn’t just say that someone was lost. They should help us remember that someone lived.
You don’t need to know flowers.
You don’t need to know the names of the flowers, how many stems you need, or exactly what goes where. Tell me about your people, your place, your colors, and how you want it to feel. I’ll take it from there.
You go handle the other thousand decisions. I’ll handle this one.
A little about investment.
Wedding floral design begins with a $1,500 minimum investment.
Other events are quoted individually based on the flowers, vessels, scale and overall design. Tell me what you’re planning and what matters most to you, and we’ll figure our what makes sense for your celebration.
Your people. Your moment. Your flowers.
Your people. Your moment. Your flowers.
Tell me what you’re planning, who you’re celebrating, and anything you want me to know. I’ll take it from there.