Occasion
Weddings & events
Bouquets, buttonholes, tables and installs — planned in person, built the morning of.
We take a small number of weddings each month, because the work is not the flowers — it is the planning. A wedding needs a palette that survives a photographs, stems that hold for eight hours out of water, and a delivery schedule that gets the bouquets to the bride before the photographer arrives.
The process starts with a consultation at the studio or by video. We ask about the room, the light, the clothes, and what you actually dislike — that last question saves more time than any mood board. From there we produce a written plan with varieties, quantities, vessel sizes and a cost, and we do not change the price after the deposit unless you change the plan.
On the day we deliver bouquets and buttonholes first, then tables, then the install. One florist stays on site for installs over a certain size. Everything is built that morning; nothing is delivered from a cooler the day before.
Practical
Things worth knowing
The details that decide whether the flowers arrive at the right moment, in the right room.
What we cover
Bridal bouquet, bridesmaids, buttonholes, ceremony pieces, table arrangements, bar and entrance installs, and breakdown the same night.
Lead time
Six to eight weeks is comfortable; four is possible outside peak May–September. Peak Saturdays book out first.
Service area
New York, Brooklyn, Queens, Jersey City and the Hudson Valley. Further afield by arrangement, with travel quoted separately.
Delivery
Timed delivery to the getting-ready address, the venue and the reception, with a named florist on the phone all morning. Installs are built on site.
Same-day cut-off 2pm ET · Full delivery notes
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