Honest About What Things Cost

Our everyday collection is tiered by scale and stem selection, and every tier is composed to the same standard — a smaller piece is edited, never diminished. The price of an arrangement reflects three honest inputs: the blooms themselves (garden roses and ranunculus cost more than carnations, and we will never disguise one as the other), the designer's time in composing it, and the finishing that surrounds it — the vessel, the wrap, the hand-written card. Current pricing for every piece is listed in the shop and in the boutique. What you see is what it costs.

Wedding florals are proposals, not price tags — because no two weddings ask for the same thing. A single hand-tied bouquet and a full ceremony installation live at very different scales, and quoting one number for both would be dishonest to each. After your consultation, you receive an itemized proposal: every bouquet, centerpiece, and installation priced line by line, so you can shape the investment around what matters most to you. Couples routinely adjust — trading a larger installation for more table pieces, or the reverse. The proposal is a conversation, not an ultimatum.

Corporate accounts are priced by program, not by piece. A standing weekly arrangement for a lobby, a quarterly client-gifting calendar, holiday gifting at volume — each is scoped to your budget in an initial conversation, and program clients receive preferred pricing that reflects the standing relationship. You will always know the annual number before anything is committed.

A useful frame: gesture, statement, occasion. A gesture-tier piece says you were thought of today. A statement-tier piece anchors a room or marks a real milestone. An occasion-tier piece — the preserved dome, the full custom box with champagne, the installation — is for the moments a family will talk about for years. We will always tell you honestly which tier a moment calls for, including when the smaller one is the right choice.