Weddings & events
For the days you’ll
retell forever.
Bridal bouquets, centerpieces, flower bars, and full installations, from intimate ceremonies to nikkah, mehndi, haldi, and walima celebrations, composed by one florist who treats your wedding like her own family’s.
What she creates
Every petal of the day,
one vision.
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Bridal party
Bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, and flower crowns that photograph like they were painted.
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Ceremony & reception
Centerpieces, arches, mandap and stage florals, aisle work, and cake flowers.
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The flower bar
A live station where guests leave with hand-tied stems, the favor nobody throws away.
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South Asian celebrations
Nikkah, mehndi, haldi, walima: she knows the rituals, the color languages, and how flowers carry them, because they’re hers too.
Where it starts
Wedding flowers,
honestly priced.
Starting prices, so you can plan before you ever pick up the phone. Every wedding is quoted for real once she knows your day.
Bridal bouquet
from $275
- Her hands, your palette
- The one in every photo
Bridesmaids bouquet
from $175
- Each, coordinated to yours
- Scaled a touch smaller
Boutonnière
from $50
- Groom, groomsmen, fathers
- Pinned to match the bouquets
The bridal package
The whole party,
one price.
$1,300
- 1 bridal bouquet
- 5 bridesmaids bouquets
- 5 groomsmen boutonnières
- 1 groom’s boutonnière
A bigger party or a different mix? She re-quotes to fit; this is just the popular set.
The bloom bar
A live flower station
for your guests.
Setup and flowers for 25 bouquets, $650. Add $25 for each bouquet beyond 25.
Setup, flowers, and on-site “love wrapping” for 25, $800. Add $25 each beyond 25.
Guests build and wrap their own hand-tied stems to take home. The favor nobody throws away.
Portfolio
Real weddings
“The flowers should feel like the couple, not like a catalog.”the brief she gives herself before every wedding
Book a free consultation
Tell her about your day
Weddings and events start with a free consultation, no obligation. Tell her early for May through October; those months fill first. Rough ideas are more than enough to begin.