Faux Wedding Florals, Designed Just for You
Every piece I make is built from scratch for one bride — your colors, your gown, your wedding party. Realistic silk florals for the whole celebration, shipped anywhere in the fifty states, and yours to keep long after the day is over.
What I Make
Most brides start with the bouquets and add pieces from there. You can order a single bouquet or the entire wedding — there's no minimum.
Bridal Bouquet
The most photographed floral of your wedding day. I design yours around your gown, your palette, and the shape you actually want — cascade, round, or an organic garden-style gather. Every stem is placed by hand, not assembled from a template.
Bridesmaid Bouquets
Coordinated with your bridal bouquet, either matching or stepped down in scale and tone so you still stand out in photos. Scaled to your party size and budget.
Boutonnieres
For your groom, groomsmen, fathers, grandfathers, and ring bearer. Built on sturdy wire so they survive hugs, dancing, and a long reception without wilting or falling apart.
Corsages
Wrist or pin-on for mothers, grandmothers, and honored guests. Wrist styles use a comfortable band that won't catch on sleeves.
Flower Girl Pieces
Petite bouquets, baskets, petals, and flower crowns sized for smaller hands and heads.
Ceremony Florals
Arch and arbor pieces, altar arrangements, aisle markers, chair florals, and ground meadow pieces. These arrive ready to attach — no floral experience needed.
Reception Centerpieces
Guest table arrangements, sweetheart and head table pieces, bud vase sets, cake florals, and bar arrangements. Built to be lifted, moved, and photographed all night.
Ceremony installations, flower girl accessories, and non-wedding arrangements have limited availability depending on my production schedule. Ask in your quote request and I'll tell you what I can take for your date.
Three Sizes on Almost Everything
Most pieces come in Petite, Standard, and Lush. It's the same design and the same palette — the difference is stem count and fullness. That's what lets you flex on budget without changing the look of your wedding. If a quote comes back higher than you hoped, dropping a tier on bridesmaid bouquets usually closes the gap faster than cutting a piece entirely.
I Match Your Exact Colors
Send a photo of the bridesmaid dresses, a designer swatch, or just the color name, and I'll match to it. I color-match to leading bridal fashion designers regularly. Silk dye lots do vary slightly, so if a specific shade is going to be difficult I'll tell you that up front rather than promise something I can't deliver.
How It Works
- Send your details through the quote form — colors, date, and roughly who needs flowers.
- I review every request personally and send an itemized quote within one business day.
- We adjust until it fits. Most brides go back and forth a couple of times, and that's normal.
- You approve the quote and place a deposit, which reserves your date on my calendar.
- I build your pieces by hand and ship them well before the wedding, packed to travel and ready to style out of the box.
How Pricing Works
Ceremony pieces like altar arrangements and arch florals have set price ranges. Personal flowers and centerpieces are quoted per build, priced from the actual stems that go into them plus the time to construct them. Fuller piece, more stems, higher price — no hidden markups added at the end.
When to Order
Earlier is better, because my calendar fills and popular months fill first. Silk gives you a flexibility fresh flowers can't — nothing wilts, so pieces can be built months ahead and shipped early. If your date is close, ask anyway. Rush work depends on my schedule and material availability, but tight timelines are more workable than most brides expect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to order everything at once?
No. There's no minimum and no required package. Plenty of brides order just a bridal bouquet, or only the personal flowers, and skip reception pieces entirely.
Will they actually look real in photos?
Premium silk photographs extremely well — the giveaway with cheap faux is uniform petals and plastic sheen, which is a quality problem rather than a faux problem. Silk also has one advantage fresh doesn't: it looks the same at the last dance as it did at the first look.
How far in advance do I need to order?
As early as you can. Because nothing wilts, there's no downside to booking a year out, and popular wedding months fill first. Shorter timelines are often still possible — ask and I'll tell you honestly.
Can I see it before it ships?
Yes. You'll see photos of your finished pieces before anything leaves the studio.
What if something arrives damaged?
Contact me immediately and we'll make it right. Everything is packed carefully for transit, but shipping is shipping.
Do I keep the flowers afterward?
Always. There are no rentals and nothing to send back. Your pieces are yours permanently — most brides display the bridal bouquet at home.
Get a Free Quote
Tell me about your wedding and I'll send an itemized quote within one business day. Free, no obligation, and no pushy follow-up if you decide to go another direction.