A flower-covered ceremony arch at golden hour
A long dinner table with low floral arrangements and candles
Hands wiring a boutonnière at a studio bench
Buckets of freshly cut dahlias on a concrete floor

Wedding & event florals · Asheville, North Carolina

Flowers that look like where they came from.

Wedding and event florals in Asheville and the mountains around it. We work with what’s actually in bloom, and we’ll tell you when what you want isn’t.

40

weddings a year

11

local growers

6

seasons of flowers

1

cold room

How we work

Three things worth knowing before you enquire.

01

We start with the season

A June wedding and an October wedding cannot have the same flowers. The ones fighting the calendar always look it — thin stems, tight heads, a colour that reads slightly wrong in photographs.

02

One wedding a weekend

So the people who met you are the people arriving with the flowers. No sub-contracted crew, no freelancer seeing your notes for the first time at 7am on a Saturday.

03

You'll get a real number early

A full proposal with quantities and prices before you're asked to commit to anything. Stem counts, vessel counts, delivery, breakdown — all of it, itemised.

One wedding

A recent one, start to finish.

A bridal bouquet of garden roses, dahlia and scabiosa

The bouquet, conditioned overnight and wrapped an hour before the car came.

A ceremony arch built on site

The arch, built on site in about ninety minutes.

Loose stems lining a ceremony aisle

Aisle meadow — cosmos, feverfew, and grasses cut that morning.

A head table set with low arrangements and candles

Head table: nine low arrangements, eleven candles, no height blocking anyone.

Fresh flowers placed on a wedding cake

Cake flowers, placed after the cake was stacked and not before.

A florist's van being loaded early in the morning

6:04am. Everything in the van, in the order it comes back out.

Thea & Peter — Hawkesdene, Andrews · October 2025

A bouquet resting beside a ceremony installation

Weddings

Forty a year, one a weekend.

A full wedding package starts with personal flowers — bouquets, boutonnières, corsages, flower crowns if you want them — and runs through to the last votive coming off the table.

  • Personals, conditioned and wrapped the morning of
  • Ceremony installation, built on site and weighted for wind
  • Reception tables, low enough to see across
  • Delivery, setup, and same-night breakdown
  • Rental vessels, collected by us so you're not returning anything
Wedding collections & pricing
Low floral arrangements on a restaurant table

Events

Some of the best jobs are a Tuesday.

Corporate dinners, gallery openings, memorials, milestone parties. Smaller, faster, often midweek — and usually booked with two weeks' notice rather than eighteen months.

  • Delivered and collected, so nobody on your staff deals with vases
  • Weekly accounts for restaurants, hotels and offices
  • Memorials handled quietly and without upsell
  • Workshops in the studio, twelve people maximum
Events & weekly accounts

From couples

What people say afterwards.

I sent a Pinterest board full of peonies for an October wedding and Marisol very kindly explained why that was a bad idea. She was right.
Thea BranniganOctober 2025
They arrived at 6am, built the arch in the rain, and came back at midnight to take it down. I never had to think about it once.
Junius OkaforJune 2025
The proposal had every stem count on it. I've never had a vendor be that straightforward about money.
Delphine MarchettiSeptember 2024
We asked for something that looks like the mountain in spring, and somehow that's exactly what showed up.
Rowan AshbyApril 2025

Tell us your date and we'll tell you what's blooming.

We answer every enquiry, including the ones we can't take. If we're already booked that weekend we'll say so in the first reply.