I believe flowers elevate any space, but event florals are a must have! And while party planning and design are in my dna, flowers are my passion. My green thumb came from watching generations of gardeners. I feel my knowledge of plants and flowers has been a huge aid in my work as a florist. It allows your florals to be lasting long after the day has past! I love to source locally whenever possible. That is until I can have the land of my own to bring those blooms from seed! And this is why I love every opportunity to bring flowers into our designs! Whatever your design style and color palette, we want to make your floral dreams come true! From organic and whimsical to lush and compact. I love it all!

Custom quotes are available upon request. Minimum investment is $6,000.

I love the tradition “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue”, and I think it describes my design style best! I love helping modern brides find meaningful ways to incorporate cherished people, objects, and memories! I truly love antiques! They hold so much history and charm! Adding a touch of vintage decor, whether it’s an heirloom of yours or from our extensive inventory, I believe these treasures give any design that special touch! Details like these are fun conversation starters and have guests remembering your day for years to come! Blue, in the Old English rhyme, was meant to ward off the evil eye! Whether blue is your color or not, color is the most important design element! We will nail down your colors with you so there is no question about what that looks like. This will give your event cohesiveness and that effortless flow you dream of!

First, we start with your inspiration pictures and together make it uniquely yours. If we don’t have what you need in our inventory we will make or find it! Second, we will meet onsite to discuss possible layouts for the space so it makes sense for you, your vendors, and your guests! Lastly, a mood board will be created giving you all the visuals that will make your event a reality. Tables and chairs, lighting, and linens, if not provided by your venue, will be coordinated through us. We will give you suggestions for what will look best with all the elements we are bringing together for you. From the vessels we arrange your flowers in, to the send-off, and everything in between, we are here for every last detail.

While event design brings a creative vision to life, event planning provides the logistical framework. An event planner can be an invaluable resource that's worth every penny, as they can help save you money, time, stress, and energy. We are here to help you plan your event and ensure that everything runs smoothly. Both in the months leading up to your event and on the big day as well, we lessen the load for our busy clients. Because we have had the opportunity to plan and coordinate so many different events, we have the knowledge and extensive contacts to make the process seamless and easy for you.

We offer full-service wedding and event planning, as well as month- or day-of coordination. If you think you'll need full-service planning services, we recommend booking a wedding planner as the first step in your process—a year or more before the big day, if possible. Month- or day-of coordinators can be hired later on. Either way, we are here to help you develop a realistic event budget, select a venue, and connect you with professional vendors (think photographers, videographers, caterers, DJs, bands, and bakers). Additionally, we have an in-house graphic designer, who can provide invitations, signage, menus, and programs so that each element is cohesive. I always tell all brides and clients to get their guest list done first. Everything revolves around that one thing. As your planner, I also communicate with all your vendors, attend site visits, and help with seating charts, and timelines. And on your big day, we will supervise vendors, manage setup and delivery, handle emergencies and soothe nerves, we will be the point person so you can relax and enjoy the day—and isn't that what your wedding should be about, anyway?