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Blush Designs

Blush specializes in contemporary arrangements, using nontraditional materials and monochromatic colors to create both texture and depth. Bouquets and centerpieces from $150. By appointment only.

Bowman Dahl

With esteemed clients such as the New York Botanical Garden and the Guggenheim Museum, co-owners Brian Bowman and Dan Dahl know how to create classic arrangements with surprises. A spring wedding reception might include exotic black-parrot tulips, sweet peas, masses of lush branches, and seasonal fruits such as quince, crab apple, and cherry. Bouquets from $265.

Bridget Vizoso

Bridget Vizoso is drawn to exotic blooms, melding them with English garden staples in her naturalistic style. Arrangements come in a unique vessel from her vast collection of vintage vases. By appointment only.

B R R C H Floral

Drawing inspiration from Dutch still-life painting, punk rock, and Versailles, floral designer Brittany Asch creates dreamy arrangements using a mix of hand-selected blooms and foraged materials, such as raspberry or Russian olive branches. Custom installation and delivery services available. Prices upon request.

By Yena Design

Before turning her attention to flowers, Yena Jung worked on Wall Street, and her sharp attention to detail has carried over into her floral designs. Jung creates modern graphic arrangements for centerpieces, bouquets, and chuppahs in eye-popping colors; her services include draping and prop styling. Bouquets from $150. .

Carolyn Gregg Flower Design

Gregg counts numerous interior decorators among her clients. The Treillage alum always pairs seasonal cuttings (no orchids with sunflowers here). Bouquets and centerpieces from $200.

Celebrate Flowers

Jorge Cazzorla, who studied architecture and graphic design, uses his understanding of space and color to help couples design flowers and props, such as chuppahs and arches, that accentuate the venue. Bouquets from $175; centerpieces from $250.

Chestnuts in the Tuileries

This floral shop pairs delicate femininity with clean, modern lines—arrangements often feature soft textures clustered in tight groupings. The offerings here are favorites among fashion-industry insiders, uptown socialites, and A-listers. Bouquets from $250; centerpieces from $300. By appointment only.

City Blossoms

This mother-daughter floral-design team brings a European sensibility to its bouquet designs, often incorporating imported flowers. City Blossoms has showcased work at the Waldorf Astoria and Tribeca Rooftop. Bouquets from $150. (good value)

Côte Fleurie Studio

This studio’s lush, romantic arrangements incorporate blooms such as oversize garden roses, old-fashioned wildflowers, pie-plate dahlias, and even fresh fruit. Clients have included Queen Noor of Jordan. Prices upon request.

DeJuan Stroud

Stroud’s textural wedding arrangements might include hydrangeas, amaryllis, and roses, along with fragrant herbs such as rosemary and dried lavender. This event designer can create installations for parties large and small. Prices upon request.

Designs by Ahn

Floral designer Victoria Ahn counts Uma Thurman and Quentin Tarantino among her clients. She designs her arrangements based on the color, texture, and scent of the flowers. Consultations are free, as are mock-up samples of designs for centerpieces and personal bouquets. Prices upon request.

From the Summer 2017 New York Wedding Guide