VT Wedding & Floral Design Portfolio
View some of our Vermont wedding flower arrangements as well as photos of our garden florals. We'll be regularly updating our portfolio, so feel free to come back and see more of our work.
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About our Floral Design Style
We specialize in modern, seasonal flower design that showcases the beauty of Vermont's seasons. Our signature style is romantic and floral-forward; with touches of whimsical and modern elements. We like our bouquets and arrangements to have depth, movement and a variety of textures that draw your eye in. We enjoy adding floaty and bouncy blooms so our designs have movement and appear light and airy. This allows each flower to have it's own moment in the arrangement.
We are also inspired by and love to create the latest floral trends like:
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Ikebana-inspired arrangements — minimalist, sculptural designs that highlight the natural form of each stem.
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Ceremony meadows - Florals that seem like they are growing out of the ground to surround your wedding with beautiful, lush blooms
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Large installations — from lining your tent with greenery to creating flower chandeliers, we want to bring your floral dreams to reality.
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Our wedding florist portfolio showcases the best of Vermont
Our Vermont wedding florist work is deeply influenced by the landscapes and communities of our home state. We were born and raised here; Jess in Georgia, VT and Matt in Stowe. Our work is often showcased in some of the most beautiful areas of our state:
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Stowe – a picturesque mountain town, and childhood home of Matt who used to snowboard the slopes of Mansfield
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Woodstock – known for its historic beauty, quaint restaurants and shops and beautiful inns
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Manchester – one of the most charming gems of Southern Vermont
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Burlington – With beautiful views of Lake Champlain and sweeping vistas of the Adirondack mountains. Burlington is where both we both attended college, and you'll often find us out on date nights there!
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Each arrangement is a reflection of Vermont’s seasons — from spring peonies and lilacs to autumn dahlias. Many of which we grow in our own backyard garden. Couples often source from our garden, or we'll partner with local farms and suppliers to craft your floral vision.