As a florist servicing Seattle couples and its surrounding areas, we have rounded up the top five wedding trends that we love right now. While we admit these are “trending” designs, we also feel strongly that you won’t cringe at these photos in 20 years.

We understand how transformative it is to have fresh flowers fill the space on your wedding day. At our floral studio in Seattle, we take the freshness and quality of your wedding flowers seriously in order to create the most beautiful designs.

In this blog post, we will showcase three unique native blooms that are perfect for Seattle weddings—especially in the spring and early summer. These flowers not only add a distinct look to your wedding flowers, but also feel right at home in the local environment.

While there are gorgeous local flowers in spring and summer as well, fall has a special place in our heart. We love the colors and textures that the season brings.

A reception installation can be used to create a focal point in the space, add drama, and ultimately create an unforgettable ambiance for you and your guests. In this post, we’ll explore everything you need to know about reception installations and why you should consider incorporating them into your Seattle wedding venue.

Winter may not be the most popular season for weddings, but it can be definitely be romantic and cozy. As a sustainable wedding florist, we are in tune in with the best seasonal flowers to use for every season, including winter.

As a seasoned wedding florist, we've put together a list of five statement floral pieces that will wow your guests and create dreamy ceremony and reception spaces. From ceremony features to reception installations, these pieces are the ones to invest in.

Choosing dates near these holidays is not like choosing any other day of the year for your wedding, especially when it comes to the flowers. In this blog post, we will explore the reasons why you should avoid planning your wedding during these holiday periods in Seattle.

When it comes to pricing, centerpieces can range widely from $95 per table for simple candles and loose greenery to $500 for a large elevated centerpiece. There are lots of factors to consider beyond cost including but not limited to table size, food service style, table shape, and overall aesthetic

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.