While every new season has something to offer in the flower world, summer produces some of our true favorites. Here’s a list of locally-grown flowers that you might find at your summer wedding.

Weddings are notoriously wasteful and I strive to reduce it when providing floral design services. Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in the seasonal flowers we source, the eco-friendly mechanics we utilize, and our diligent composting practices.

Autumn is the perfect time to take advantage of the beautiful colors and textures available in locally grown flowers.

t’s important to find a florist you can trust and who understands your vision. To help you find the perfect fit for your wedding, here are four questions to ask when you chat with potential wedding florists.

There are lots of beautiful alternatives to baby's breath that will add unique textures to your wedding flowers. From delicate foliage to textured blooms, we can create something modern and unique without recreating the same tired Pinterest trends.

We are here to help guide you on which items may be unnecessary when working with your wedding florist. In this post, we will take a look at the five floral items that you probably don't need in order to have a beautiful wedding.

In this blog post, we’ll take a look into 3 wedding ceremony installations that offer tremendous value for couples: ground installations, plinth designs, and freestanding arbors — all which can be repurposed from ceremony to reception with minimal additional cost.

There are so many creative options when it comes to designing with dreamy blooms that your guests will actually notice. Read on for our five tips on making sure you have floral designs that are highly visually impactful for your big day, no matter what your wedding vibe is.

With Mother's Day right around the corner, it can be difficult to find a unique gift to show your mom how much she is loved and appreciated. Here in Seattle, we are fortunate enough to have access to an abundance of locally grown flowers at that will make her day truly special!

Now that it’s getting warmer, we love working with all the fun spring blooms that we’re finding at the Seattle Grower’s Market. Think flowers like anemones, ranunculus, pieris, and jasmine vine. We’ve been keeping busy in the off-season while we settle into our new home in Seattle and make sure our studio is fully stocked and ready for wedding season.

Flower foam may be traditional, but its toxic components can have a long-lasting negative impact on the environment. Keep reading to find out more about why flower foam is bad for the environment and what alternatives we use instead.

Wedding Photo Shoot in Tacoma

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.