Floral atelier · weddings · gatherings

Florals composed for the room, the season, and the moment.

Rose & Rivet designs wedding flowers, private-event installations, weekly arrangements, and thoughtful gift stems with an editorial eye for color, movement, and texture.

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Pink flowers arranged in soft morning light

Florist preparing a bouquet on a work table

Wedding floral arrangement with soft garden tones

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Flowers for the kind of moments people remember.

Wedding florals

Ceremony, reception, and personal flowers.

From bridal bouquets and boutonnieres to aisle moments, bars, mantels, and layered table work.

Private gatherings

Designed around the table and guest flow.

Dinner parties, showers, milestone birthdays, and intimate celebrations shaped with seasonal stems.

Weekly stems

Arrangements for homes, lobbies, and gifts.

Fresh floral pieces for entries, counters, bedside tables, client gifts, and recurring local deliveries.

Wedding & event work

A calm process before the first stem is cut.

Share the date, venue, palette, guest count, and the feeling you want in the room. Rose & Rivet responds with a focused floral direction and a clear next step.

Email event details

Palette directionColor story, seasonal stem notes, and mood references.

Personal flowersBouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, and attendant pieces.

Ceremony momentsAisle pieces, urns, entry florals, and intimate installations.

Reception tablesCenterpieces, candles, bar florals, cake accents, and room styling.

Palette notes

Editorial, garden-led, never overworked.

Soft blush and ivory bouquet — Blush, ivory, and warm candlelight

Colorful seasonal arrangement — Seasonal color with loose movement

White flowers with greenery — Clean neutrals and green texture

Florist arranging stems by hand — Hand-finished detail at the studio table

Inquiry guide

Find the right starting point.

Choose a few details and the studio will suggest a practical first step. Final quotes depend on season, stem availability, venue needs, installation time, and delivery.

OccasionWhat are the flowers for? PaletteChoose the closest color direction. ScaleHow much floral coverage do you need?

Recommended next stepA wedding consultation with bouquet, ceremony, and reception priorities.

Soft blush, ivory, and warm neutral tones. Start with a focused floral proposal and a small set of priority pieces.

For faster replies, include the event date, location, guest count, color references, and any must-have flowers.

Begin with the date

Tell us what you’re planning.

Send the occasion, date, location, desired palette, and a few images or words that describe the mood. Rose & Rivet will reply with availability and a first floral direction.

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