I see weddings the way an architect sees a room: light first, then form, then feeling. We believe flowers are more than decoration. They set a mood. Every design begins with the space itself, its shape, its shadows, its spatial rhythm, and the florals are built to belong there entirely, never placed on top of it.
That eye comes from a lifetime spent noticing. Childhood summers on Tennessee farms and gardens shaped an early reverence for nature that never left. Years spent designing large-scale events taught me the architecture of a room and the choreography of a wedding day, long before I called myself a florist. And growing my own seasonal blooms on our micro flower farm keeps me close to the source, offering couples rare varieties and a depth most studios simply cannot.
I design for the style obsessed, the couple who sees their wedding as art, not an event. My point of view is rooted in spatial design: not a catalog of past work to recreate, but an eye trained to read a room and curate something that has never existed before and will never exist again. I design in conversation with your venue, your season, and your story, then execute with the precision of someone who has spent a career making sure nothing is left to chance.
This is the work I was always meant to do. And I would be honored to do it for you.