Arches, altars, centerpieces, and how a room changes between the two.
Ceremony & Reception · October 4, 2026
From the first welcome sign to the last table number, here is how hand-lettered signage can carry your story through the ceremony and reception, considered piece by piece.
Ceremony & Reception · October 2, 2026
A tent is a blank canvas, which means your flowers carry more of the room than they would indoors. Here is how we think about scale, light, and heat when the ceiling is fabric and the walls are open air.
Ceremony & Reception · September 25, 2026
If you are planning a Jewish wedding and wondering exactly what comes with a chuppah rental, here is an honest breakdown of the structure, the florals, and the choices that make it yours.
Ceremony & Reception · September 20, 2026
Not every bloom that looks right in daylight holds up once the room goes soft and golden. Here is how we choose flowers that were made for a candlelit reception.
Ceremony & Reception · September 16, 2026
Long banquet tables are romantic and dramatic, but they ask different things of your flowers than a round table does. Here is how we think about proportion, sightlines, and rhythm when we design down the length of one.
Ceremony & Reception · September 10, 2026
The word gets used a lot, and it can mean a small suspended piece or a ceremony structure dripping in blooms. Here is what an installation actually is, and how to think about whether your day calls for one.
Ceremony & Reception · August 20, 2026
Before you fall for a single arrangement, you need to know how many tables you are dressing. Here is how we work it out, from guest count to the final candle.
Ceremony & Reception · August 16, 2026
Arches, chuppahs, and mandaps often get grouped together, but each carries its own meaning and design language. Here is how we think about them, and how to choose the one that fits your day.
Ceremony & Reception · August 15, 2026
The short answer is yes, and often beautifully. Here is how we repurpose ceremony florals into your reception, what travels well, and what to plan for.
