FAQ

We offer our dates on a first-come, first serve basis because multiple inquiries often request the same dates. This tends to happen for the popular wedding months in Arizona: March - May and September - November. The only way to officially reserve your flowers on our calendar, is to submit your signed contract and pay the 25% deposit.

Our designs are garden-style inspired, with a cohesive and organic approach. Our luxury bouquets, table arrangements, and flower installations are created with intension while working in the requested color palette. We focus on a fully custom approach. We always use seasonal flowers and foliage in the month of your event date to provide the most fresh, high quality, and longest lasting blooms.

Yes! We will deliver, set-up florals, build on site installations, complete a quality check before leaving, and come back to clean up once the wedding has concluded. We will also collect all of the rentals at this time.

There are often flower limitations in each season (locally and globally). Flower availability can fluctuate weekly in the floral industry with sourcing or climate impacts. We respectfully cannot guarantee the inclusion of any specific flower varieties. 

Our urban flower farm operates on 0.10 of an acre and built around our private homestead. We kindly do not invite the public into our private flower farm but we'll offer on-site floral workshops through the seasons with limited space.

We bloom in Arizona and beyond. We travel all over, but most commonly through out the Phoenix and Scottsdale valley. We have also flowered at events and weddings in Nashville, TN,  Southern California, and Sedona, AZ.  If you feel we are the right floral design team for you, we will travel for a destination wedding. Please send us an inquiry with details. 

Three steps to keep your left-over event flowers looking beautiful and prolong their life.

1. Change the water every day, keeping an abundant amount in its vessel.
2. When changing the water, snip the bottom stem at a 45-degree angle.
3. Keep fresh flowers away from fruit bowls and out of direct sunlight.