Weddings & Events

Details that make the day feel like yours.

For the first look, the vows, and the table where the evening gathers.

A bride holding a blush and ivory wedding bouquet in a softly lit room

For

The first look

A bouquet held close before the day begins.

A groom wearing a white ranunculus boutonniere on a black tuxedo lapel

For

The vows

A small floral detail at the center of the promises you make.

A candlelit wedding table with blush flowers, crystal glassware, and a handwritten place card

For

The table

Flowers that hold the warmth of the evening from toast to last dance.

Weddings & Events

Begin with your day

A date, a place, or a few things you already love is enough to begin.

Tell us about your day

The details that stay with you

The flowers can begin before anyone takes a seat. A boutonniere, a bouquet, or a few stems in the room where you are getting ready can make the first quiet minutes feel part of the day, too. They do not need to take over the photographs to feel like they belong in them.

Then the day opens up. The flowers near the vows can give the ceremony a sense of arrival, whether the setting is open and sunlit or gathered close around the people you love. At the table, they can soften the space between dinner, conversation, and the next celebration without asking for attention.

Bring the pieces you already have in mind: a flower, a color, a fabric, a photograph, or the feeling you want guests to carry home. Claudia can help turn those small clues into flowers that feel natural to your day.

A detail can matter because it is small. A flower tucked into a lapel, a candlelit table, or something carried in a hand can give the day a thread people feel without having to explain it.