Weddings
Flowers with enough personality to start a conversation.
Seasonal floral design · CalgaryWild at
Wild at
heart.
Seasonal floral worlds, gathered with colour, movement, and just enough beautiful unpredictability.
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Made at the pace of the season
Every gathering gets its own little ecosystem.
We use flowers as punctuation: an armful at the door, a riot across the table, a single unexpected bloom at exactly the right moment.
Meet the studio →Our flower peopleA very good
A very good
reason to gather.
Tablescapes
For dinners that ask their guests to stay just a little longer.
Installations
Temporary worlds worth walking into.
In the recipeSeasonal stems,
Seasonal stems,
no copies.
- 01Colour with nerveFruit tones, faded brights, and one shade that catches everyone off guard.
- 02Movement in the roomLoose stems and long lines that make even a formal table feel alive.
- 03A little surpriseThe bloom your guests keep leaning closer to ask about.
Every arrangement begins with the season, the setting, and the way you want the room to feel when the doors open.
The flowers through the day
A floral world that keeps unfolding.
Follow a few of the moments where the flowers shift from a personal detail into the atmosphere of the whole celebration.
What the flowers do here
The bouquet finds its person.
A held-all-day piece with movement, texture, and the little details that make it feel entirely yours.
What the flowers do here
The first room comes alive.
Ceremony flowers transform a blank place into the beginning of a story your guests can walk into.
What the flowers do here
Dinner is ready for lingering.
Layered tables, candlelight, and flowers that make everyone lean in for one more look before they sit down.
What the flowers do here
The feeling stays in the room.
After sunset, the texture and colour keep working, giving the night one more beautiful layer.
A few good places to start
Flowers with a role to play.
Every celebration needs a different kind of care. Here is where each one begins.
The personal pieces
For the people in it
The close-up flowers: a bouquet with movement, beautiful buttonholes, and every personal detail that will be held all day.
- Bridal party florals
- Ceremony personal pieces
- A floral palette that feels considered
The floral world
For the whole room
For couples who want flowers to shift the feeling of a space from the first arrival to the final lingering conversation.
- Ceremony and reception design
- Tablescapes with depth
- Thoughtful re-purposing through the day
The wild card
The installation
For one temporary focal point: something overhead, at the entrance, or placed where no one expected it.
- A custom floral gesture
- Site-specific design direction
- Setup with a light footprint and big payoff
Investment & availability
A floral world, in season.
We start with the feeling you want to walk into, then find the flowers that can make it real.
with colour.
$3,800CAD · floral design
Budgets are guided by the scale of your day, the flower recipe, and the places you want the flowers to do their best work.
- A seasonal floral recipe
- Personal flowers and tablescapes
- Thoughtful installation planning
In the garden
A recipe with a little wildness.
Our favourite arrangements always hold something expected, something unexpected, and one flower you cannot stop looking at.
Flower notes
Designed around the season, not a formula.
We start with the setting and the feeling you want to create, then let the best flowers of the season give the design its own voice.
The flower details
01Can we request specific flowers?+
Absolutely. We will talk through your favourites, then guide the final recipe around what is beautiful and resilient when your wedding arrives.
02Do you work with a planner or venue?+
Often. The best floral work responds to the room, the menu, the lighting, and the way guests will move through the day.
03Can ceremony flowers move to the reception?+
When the timeline and mechanics allow, yes. We plan re-purposing early so it feels considered rather than improvised.
From the flower bench
The recipe needs a little nerve.
“The best arrangements have a small bit of wildness in them. Something that makes the room feel more alive, then changes as the night goes on.”
Notes from the good partThe feeling
The feeling
stays with them.
“The flowers felt alive in every room. We kept finding tiny combinations we had not noticed before, right through to the end of dinner.”
“It was romantic without being precious. Every arrangement had a little bit of surprise, and it made the whole day feel more like us.”
“We gave them a feeling, not a Pinterest board. They turned it into a world we could not have imagined on our own.”
Let's grow something together