Modern Wedding Florists in Milton, VT

Meet Emily from Tipsy Tulip Designs! She is a phenomenal and highly skilled florist who transforms dreams into breathtaking floral realities. With an exceptional blend of knowledge and creativity, Emily has earned rave reviews for her outstanding work. Clients praise her not only for her incredible arrangements but also for her genuine kindness. Emily's dedication to her craft is evident in every detail of her designs. She effortlessly brings visions to life while adding her personal artistic touch, ensuring each creation is a unique masterpiece.

Honey Flora is a Burlington-based wedding floral design studio with a mission to redefine floral design through creativity, sustainability, and community. We focus on creating luxury, modern wedding flowers with locally and seasonally available flowers.

Floral designs that feel alive and make your heart flutter. Creating floral art for weddings in Vermont and beyond. Booking 2024 and 2025. Seasonal ingredients, sculptural and ikebana inspired botanical art for your day.

Elevate your wedding flowers with our elegant garden-styled floral arrangements, designed for the sophisticated and romantic couple. As a trusted wedding florist, let us transform your vision into reality with breathtaking blooms, creating an unforgettable experience for you and your guests. Located in Vermont, we also serve New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and beyond.

Thousands of brides across the United States and Canada have trusted Something Borrowed Blooms to provide the perfect flowers for their wedding day. We offer brides the expensive peonies, delicate ranunculus, out-of-season anemones, and the ever-impossible-to-find-magnolia — all at a fraction of the cost.

Believe it or not, we often have people ask if our pictures throughout our website are showing a mix of fresh and faux and…no they aren’t! Although fresh florals are pretty, we are totally in love with poser-blooms all the way here and that’s what we design 100% of our orders with.

M's Wedding Flowers is located in Moretown, VT and was founded by Emily Meade in 2016. After years of experience working under local florists and soaking up as much knowledge as possible, she felt it was time to pursue her dream of owning her own floral business.

As a special event florist my mission is to create original, quality, lasting keepsake florals, which reflect the beauty and eternal love that they help celebrate. Everything from first contact to completion is done solely through me. Yep, I’m a one-woman show. I love having personal interactions with all my clients and customers. Creating something truly unique for you is my greatest passion. Whether you are set on an inspiration picture, need me to take creative reign or anything in between, I desire to join you in the venture for the perfect finished product.

A common misconception about Bloom Culture is that we are telling people they SHOULD DIY their wedding flowers… when in reality we are telling people they CAN DIY their wedding flowers… if they want to. With Bloom Culture you can create you own wedding flowers with Confidence. We help you get creative, stay in-control of your wedding budget, and enjoy the most beautiful wedding flowers. We have pre-made DIY Flower Collections or you can get a custom design with our FREE online quote or chat with us one on one for more guidance!

We design what you want! From Romantic Elegance/ Intimate or Grand/ Rustic or Luxurious/ Minimalist or Lavish We do it all! Custom weddings designed just for you!

My name is Isabelle, and I grow chemical free, regenerative flowers and herbs on 3/4 of an acre in Hamden, CT. I truly love working on these blooms from start to finish, and I hope to get to share some of the beauty with you on your special day.

Emslie's is a full service flower shop creating beautiful wedding florals since 1897. We’ve earned the trust of local brides and grooms through consistently providing a quality product and reliable service on one of the most important days of their lives…their wedding day.