Florals & decor
bouquets · tablescapes · candlelight
Flowers grown near the venue, cut two days before, arranged low enough to talk across. Decor that looks like the house always lived that way.
What this actually means
We build every scheme from what is actually in season within a few hundred kilometres of your venue. It is not a moral position — it is simply that a rose cut on Thursday in a nearby field behaves better in August heat than one flown in on Monday.
The palette is decided from the room, not from a colour card: the stone, the wood, the curtains, the tablecloth, the hour the sun leaves. Then we choose three or four flowers and repeat them everywhere, in different sizes, so the day reads as one thought.
Nothing sits above eye level on a dinner table. Candles are lit at four in the afternoon, so the room warms up before anyone notices it getting dark. Installations are built to be dismantled without a trace by nine the next morning.
Afterwards the flowers go somewhere: to guest rooms, to the church, to a hospice near the venue. Nothing that grew for one day gets thrown away that night.
Four things we take off your hands
01
Scheme & palette
A written floral concept built from the venue's own colours, with three or four repeated varieties.
02
Personal flowers
Bouquet, buttonholes, hair flowers and anything carried — made the morning of, never earlier.
03
Ceremony & tables
Aisle, altar, arches, table runners, candlelight plans and the long dismantling schedule.
04
Objects & paper
Linen, glassware, ceramics, calligraphy and place cards sourced or made to match.
From first call to the morning
- one
The room
We photograph the venue's colours and build the palette from them.
- two
Growers
Varieties confirmed with local farms in the season before your date.
- three
The mock-up
One full table built and photographed six weeks before.
- four
Install & rehome
Two days of installation, one night of dismantling, flowers rehomed the next day.
Atelier Lisette
Floral design · NormandyOur long-standing studio: garden roses, ranunculus, nothing forced.
Ferme des Coteaux
Flower farm · LoireCut-to-order beds. We book rows, not bunches.
Bruno Sandell
Installations & structures · MarseilleBuilds arches that hold in wind and leave no marks on stone.
Céramique Havre
Tableware · Le HavreHand-thrown plates in cocoa and chalk glazes.
Odile Grangier
Calligraphy & paper · ParisInvitations, menus, place cards, one nib, one hand.
- Sourcing
- Local growers, in season, cut 48h before
- Mock-up
- One full table, 6 weeks prior
- Candles
- Lit from 16:00, unscented, beeswax
- Table rule
- Nothing above eye level
- After the day
- Flowers rehomed, never binned
- Included
- Linen, glass, ceramics, calligraphy
“The tables looked like the house had done it itself. That is the highest compliment I have.”
Shall we take care of this part?
Tell us your date and where you are looking — we take a small number of weddings each year.
