A newlywed couple walking beside a tropical waterfront estate at sunset

Weddings & Events

Follow the sun into the celebration.

From the first walk into the day to the last song after dark, flowers can follow the light as it changes.

Tell us about your day
A newlywed couple arriving at a palm-lined waterfront estate in late-afternoon light

Arrive

Late afternoon

The day begins in warm light, with flowers at the entrance, a bouquet in hand, and the first people arriving to celebrate with you.

A couple standing beneath a tropical floral arch during a waterfront sunset ceremony

Vow

Sunset ceremony

As the sky begins to turn, the flowers around the ceremony can hold the color of the hour without taking focus from the promises being made.

A candlelit tropical wedding dinner table beside the water at blue hour

Dine

Dinner in the afterglow

Candles, conversation, and the table come alive as daylight softens into evening.

A newlywed couple dancing beneath lights at an outdoor tropical wedding reception

Dance

After dark

When the music begins, flowers and light carry the celebration into the night.

A day in changing light

A sunset wedding has more than one moment to hold. There is the quiet anticipation before guests arrive, the ceremony when the sky starts to change, dinner as the light settles, and the celebration that carries on after dark.

Flowers can give those moments a common thread without making every space look the same. The color can feel warm at the start, richer at the table, and more luminous once the evening begins. Bring a photograph, a color, the setting, or simply the mood you want to remember. That is enough to start a conversation about the day.

Sunset weddings

Begin with your day

Share the date, the setting, or the feeling you want the day to hold. Claudia can help shape the flowers around it.

Tell us about your day
A lush tropical arrangement of blush, coral, and pink flowers at sunset