Because some flowers are meant for midnight magic.
Some flowers are meant for a second act.
When Fern asked me to design her wedding flowers, I knew the bouquet had to match her unmistakable sense of style. She has always embraced beauty with imagination and boldness, constantly reinventing herself, so her flowers needed to feel just as alive and expressive.
I designed a flexible, sculptural base that allowed the blooms to arc and ripple with her movement, creating something far more dynamic than a traditional bouquet. It became a piece of floral artistry, fluid and unexpected, and unmistakably Fern. And in true Fern fashion, it did not stop there. The entire arrangement was built to transform into a headpiece for her after party, a playful nod to all the years she spent dreaming up costumes and reinventing herself with the same fearless joy.
Fern carried them down the aisle, then wore them into the night, proving that great design never stops at the aisle.
Your flowers should be as original as your story.
From field grown blooms to sculptural, wearable art, your wedding florals can be designed with imagination and meaning.
