I’m the right wedding florist for you because:
1) You can’t picture your wedding without flowers.
From big installations to thoughtful accent pieces, you know you want dreamy and unique florals to be the main decor (Photographer @kara.ellenphotography)
2) You want those flowers to wow your guests
You love roses and hydrangeas, but want unique colors and blooms to set your florals apart and have your guests asking “what kind of flower is that!” (Photographer @PaigeJacobsonPhoto)
3) You want to prioritize locally grown flowers and sustainable design practices
The wedding floral industry has a dirty secret: from floral foam to blooms shipped across the globe, wedding flowers can have a huge carbon footprint. But they don’t have to!
With over 300 cut flower farmers in Washington state there is an abundance of freshly sourced local blooms to choose from, and sustainable mechanics give you gorgeous arrangements without microplastic- laden foam.
Price guide
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Couples purchasing elopement sets or bridal party florals typically spend $290-$2,500 on their wedding flower order
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For smaller affairs, couples tend to spend $2,500- $4,000 for the bridal party florals, centerpieces, and ceremony space decor
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a $4,000-$10,000 spend typically allows for comprehensive design across your wedding, with items such as full arches and tablescaping.
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There are wedding flowers, and then there is design that takes the space from elevated to truly spectacular. From hanging installations to iconic fields of wildflowers, wow factor large scale design starts at $10,000
What happens next?
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Get in touch
Fill out an inquiry form below and tell me a little more about your wedding. I’ll reach out via text within 48 hours to get all the details needed to create a quote that matches your vision.
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Lock in your date
Once we’ve discussed your wedding vision and you are ready to move forward, lock your date in my calendar with a $350 retainer (this gets applied to your total cost).
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Fine tune the details
We will work together to perfect the details of your florals. After a final meeting six weeks before your wedding date to make sure everything is perfect, you can kick back and relax.