Floral Designers

This Manhattan-based floral-design studio creates arrangements that have a classic still-life-worthy feel. They tend to be lush and wild, with an emphasis on the natural beauty of every stem, bloom, and branch. Centerpieces start at $325.

917-362-6441; arieldearieflowers.com

Veteran floral and event designer Ariella Chezar brings her loose garden-inspired designs to the urban jungle. Chezar has a knack for transforming spaces with seasonal blooms. Using sustainably grown flowers from her upstate farm whenever possible, she will work with any budget to create a memorable event. Bouquets and centerpieces start at $325.

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Inspired by the raw beauty of nature and the glamour of New York City, AvaFlora creates floral masterpieces for parties large and small. Working closely with clients to create a one-of-a-kind event, the design team ensures that each detail is tailored to perfection. Centerpieces start at $175. $

153 Main St., Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.; 631-651-5622; avaflora.com

Tara Simone Powell has designed arrangements for big names such as Bloomingdale’s and CBS and has been featured in Time Out New York. She recalls crafting clutch bags with floral buckles for one wedding, because the bridesmaid dresses were “just too fabulous for an ordinary bouquet.” Centerpieces and bouquets from $150. $

2522 Frederick Douglass Blvd., nr. 134th St., Crown Heights; 1096 Bergen St., nr. Nostrand Ave.; 212-234-3211; barbarasflowers.com

This shop’s lush, monochromatic arrangements have a contemporary feel. Belle Fleur frequently channels European opulence with flowers such as peonies, garden roses, and sweet peas. Centerpieces from $200; bridal bouquets from $250.

134 Fifth Ave., nr. 19th St., fourth fl.; 212-254-8703; bellefleurny.com

With more than ten years of experience, founder and head designer Anne Kilcullen creates elegant, balanced designs using a combination of colors and textures. This full-service company offers floral design, lighting, prop and furniture rentals, and styling. Bouquets start at $275; centerpieces at $300.

917-723-3577; bladenyc.com

Couples call owner Kimberly Perrone for her modern combinations of traditional and exotic flowers; the InterContinental Hotel and downtown Four Seasons are regular clients. Centerpieces from $150; bouquets $175 and up. $

255 Murray St., nr. North End Ave.; 212-832-8094; bloomflowers.com

Jeeyun Lee pays attention to client preferences and creates compelling, timeless designs using seasonal, textural blooms. Lush arrangements are handcrafted in her studio in the heart of the flower market. Offerings include any floral and décor elements, from candlelight to chuppahs. Bouquets and centerpieces from $150. By appointment only. $

120 W. 28th St., Studio 4B2, nr. Sixth Ave.; 917-621-5307; blushdesignsny.com

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.

120 W. 28th St., nr. Sixth Ave., Ste. 3B; 212-647-7432; bowmandahl.com

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

646-645-2188; bridgetvizosodesign.com

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, and a combination of seasonal and tropical elements. Prices upon request.

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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.

120 W. 28th St., nr. Sixth Ave., Ste. 3F; 347-366-4347; byyenadesigns.com

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.

917-576-0166; carolyngreggflowers.com

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. He can combine any elements needed to enhance the décor. Bouquets from $175; centerpieces from $225.

718-813-3904; celebrateflowers.com

This mother-daughter floral-design team brings a European sensibility to its bouquet designs, often incorporating imported flowers and local flowers when in season. City Blossoms has showcased work at the Waldorf Astoria and Tribeca Rooftop. Prices upon request.

62 Trinity Pl., nr. Rector St.; 312 E. 46th St., nr. Second Ave.; 212-346-0756; cityblossoms.com

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. Bouquets from $160.

220 E. 57th St., nr. Third Ave.; 212-688-2227; cotefleuriestudio.com

Stroud’s textural wedding arrangements might include hydrangeas, amaryllis, clematis, 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.

348 W. 36th St., nr. Ninth Ave.; 212-431-9099; dejuanstroud.com

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.

242 Fifth Ave., nr. 27th St., Ste. 2; 212-929-0660; www.designsbyahn.com

For almost 30 years, Ryan has been translating clients’ visions and transforming spaces to spectacular effect. She creates environments with flowers, lighting, linens, and furniture; she can also be hired for floral design only. Arrangements from $75; centerpieces from $150. $

120 W. 28th St., nr. Sixth Ave., Ste. 2B; 212-995-1111; erflowers.com

This florist’s background in sculpture informs the vessels she uses in her ornate designs. She sources flowers locally when possible and works with foragers to find wild materials, often incorporating elements such as fruit or acorns. Centerpieces from $250 and bouquets from $350.

53 Howard Ave. , at Mercer St., in Roman and Williams Guild; 212-882-1384; emilythompsonflowers.com

Designer Jessy Wolvek’s training in Japanese flower arranging is reflected in her neatly constructed bouquets. She draws inspiration from diverse vintage styles ranging from French countryside to Art Deco, selecting blooms in a way that always feels balanced, beautiful, and thoughtfully conceived. Bouquets from $125; centerpieces from $175. By appointment only. $

120 W. 28th St., nr. Sixth Ave., Ste. 4B; 646-436-6420; fleursnyc.com

Creative director and founder Bella Meyer (who happens to be the granddaughter of famed artist Marc Chagall) approaches each project as an art installation. No two weddings she designs are ever the same. Meyer uses seasonal wildflowers, organic flowers, and recycled containers when available. Bouquets from $280; centerpieces from $150.

55 E. 11th St., nr. University Pl.; 646-602-7037; fleursbella.com

Traditional designers Kostas and Elias Panagopoulos use fragrant flowers such as viburnum, lilac, and hyacinth in abundance for arrangements that are more than visually striking. He never takes on more than one wedding per weekend (about 26 a year). Bouquets are from $300 and centerpieces from $350.

122 E. 55th St., nr. Lexington Ave.; 212-755-3990; floraliesevents.com

This quaint Tribeca shop serves as the in-house floral designer for the Mandarin Oriental Hotel and specializes in tight, exotic arrangements and hand-tied bridal bouquets. Styles range from elegant tropical centerpieces to contemporary Asian-inspired bouquets. Centerpieces from $75 and bouquets at $150. $

51 Beach St., nr. Greenwich St. ; 212-941-0021; floratechnyc.com

Designer Lynn Jawitz has a passion for flowers, which shows in her dense, vividly colored bouquets and centerpieces — they can be subtle and simple or downright ornate. She excels when creating tightly bunched, minimalist bouquets. Prices upon request. $

917-940-0420; florisanllc.com

Formerly Takashimaya Floral, Florisity creates arrangements that are modern, classic, or avant-garde. The florists here construct large geometric centerpieces from wisteria, dogwood, or bamboo that can tower eight feet above the table. Bouquets of lush garden flowers such as peonies and hydrangeas come packaged in the shop’s signature leaf-wrap cylinders. Centerpieces and bouquets from $150. $

25-25 Borden Ave., nr. 25th St., Long Island City; 212-366-0891; florisity.com

Fans of elegant Japanese-style arrangements will love the tasteful, graphic creations of floral designer Ritsuko Daye Deura, who studied art at Musashino Art University in Tokyo. Her signature is basic floral bouquets and centerpieces, but she also loves to incorporate innovative elements such as kimono sashes and fresh fruit. Centerpieces and bouquets from $100. By appointment only. $

646-283-3757; newyorkweddingflower.com

With over 30 years of experience, Richard Sonnick specializes in designing large and extravagant wedding arrangements, often importing blooms from countries like the Netherlands, France, and Mexico. Calla lilies and orchids are favorite standbys. Centerpieces and bouquets from $90 and $125 respectively. $

316 W. 53rd St., nr. Eighth Ave.; 212-582-3505; flowersbyrichardnewyork.com

Known for contemporary arrangements that combine traditional elegance and modern sophistication, Flowers of the World creates striking, colorful combinations and artful compositions. Bouquets and centerpieces from $150. $

150 W. 55th St., nr. Seventh Ave.; 212-582-1850; flowersoftheworld.com

New York–based fashion designer Traci Kaye crafts chuppahs from various fabrics and sentimental family items. She’ll work with you to create a canopy rich in heritage yet still modern. Ready-made designs from $550; custom pieces from $750. Kaye also offers DIY packages, which come with a ready-made chuppah and poles (from $300).

707-622-6679; four-branches.com

Taylor Patterson’s company is named for the ill-fated chickens that lived on her family farm. Today, Patterson creates edgy, structural creations. Prices upon request.

265 Canal St., nr. Lafayette St.; 347-422-0493; foxfodderfarm.com

Founder Barbara Mele and her team say their favorite part of the wedding process is meeting with couples to help them figure out their style — whether it’s getting a peek at the bride’s dress or hearing the story of how the couple met — before settling on a floral scheme. Gatherings favors intense, vivid color palettes, which they often deploy in oversize bouquets, but are just as adept with layered creams and whites. Bouquets from $125 and centerpieces from $80.

212-682-2083; gatheringsfloraldesign.com

A floral designer in Britain since 1982 (she did Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson’s wedding), this trendsetter brought her straightforward approach Stateside 15 years ago. Since her passing in 2011, a team of Packer-trained designers has brought her timeless vision to New York weddings. Centerpieces from $175; bouquets from $150. $

236 W. 27th St., nr. Eighth Ave., Ste. 1304; 212-754-1731; janepacker.us

JMVisuals is known for simple elegance, showcasing clean lines and balanced elements. The company has designed for both large-scale fêtes and intimate destination weddings. It also offers lighting, location sourcing, and custom fabrication services. Bouquets from $200; centerpieces from $250.

917-282-2496; jmvisuals.com

Kathleen Hyppolite has a background in event planning, fashions her bouquets from seasonal and organic elements whenever possible, and often works with vines. She’s known for incorporating herbs and fruit into her creations­. Bouquets and centerpieces from $200 and $250 respectively.

917-208-9355; katflower.com

Miller, a native of California farm country, scours the flower markets for unusual specimens, creating stunning scenes with floral and event design. He leans toward the moody, dark, and dramatic but is happy to accommodate any vision. Prices upon request. By appointment only.

803 Sixth Ave., nr. W. 28th St., fourth fl.; 212-614-2734; lewismillerdesign.com

The geniuses behind L’Atelier Rouge have produced events and served as floral decorators for a long list of high-profile clients such as MoMA and the Lifetime network. Designs range from jaw-dropping bouquets draped in gold leaf to large-scale blooming chuppahs. Prices upon request.

39 W. 29th St., nr. Sixth Ave., seventh fl.; 212-226-4636; latelierrouge.com

Well respected among high-fashion types, Olivier Giugni worked at Pierre Cardin before opening this floral atelier. His signature is modern, architectural arrangements that often consist of monochromatic flowers wrapped with philodendron leaves. Prices upon request.

19 E. 76th St., nr. Madison Ave.; 207 E. 123rd St., nr. Third Ave.; 212-774-7676; lolivier.com

Brazil-born Mauro Gomes has spent 30 years creating modern, eclectic flower arrangements. When he was co-owner and creative director of Magnolia Flowers, Gomes designed for the MTV Video Music Awards, U.S. Open, and Rainforest Alliance galas. Prices upon request.

38-08 29th St., Long Island City; 212-401-7840; magnafloranyc.com

Drawing on a background in design, Rose, the former floral director at the Pierre Hotel, can transform any venue into a self-contained world with his floral installations and sculptural centerpieces. He’s adept at elegant, traditional, and modern designs, as he’s proved through his sophisticated work at some of the city’s most prominent venues. Prices upon request.

917-217-3565; markroseevents.com

This event designer specializes in modern, vibrant ­décor and styling, and happens to be an award-winning florist as well; her shop in Clinton Hill sells eye-­popping party items like geometric place mats and witty cocktail napkins. A full package includes favors, centerpieces, and more. Prices upon request.

646-553-1594; michelleedgemont.com

Sit for a complimentary consultation in Lilli Wright’s studio to discuss your vision. She will bring it to life, whether it’s a single ruffled ranunculus in a vial on a table, or an oversize, textured bridal bouquet with kumquats and greenery. Centerpiece and bouquet prices upon request.

237 Kingston Ave., nr. Sterling Pl., Crown Heights; 718-604-2973; mimosafloral.com

This Brooklyn shop’s rustic setting calls to mind a beautiful, abundant garden. The florists here have a knack for seasonal, fresh creations or those that pair complementary colors. In winter, arrangements are created using seasonal blooms like anemone, amaryllis, and ranunculus. Bouquets and centerpieces from $150. $

377 Atlantic Ave., nr. Hoyt St., Boerum Hill; 718-643-9160; opaliaflowers.com

Mexican designer Sandra de Ovando has a love of bold colors and a distinctly sculptural style; her arrangements are elegant and artsy. She might create a ball of roses floating within a glass vase or phalaenopsis orchids floating on looped grass. Bouquets and centerpieces from $275 and $350 respectively.

1091 Madison Ave., nr. 83rd St.; 52 Hampton Rd., Southampton, N.Y.; 212-988-2600; ovandony.com

To create personalized designs, Lisa Moreta sits down with her clients to review images and samples of what they love — it’s all about inspiration and classic beauty. Bouquets from $250; centerpieces from $150.

220 E. 57th St., nr. Third Ave., Ste. 18E; 646-761-3951; paisleyny.com

Liza Lubell creates bountiful arrangements that look natural and effortless. She seeks out plants, garden flowers, and containers that bring an original charm to each display. Lubell services the tristate area, Sag Harbor, and New England, and is also available for destination weddings. Prices upon request.

67 West St., nr. Noble St., Ste. 325, Greenpoint; 917-575-6633; peartreeflowers.com

The resident floral designer for the Today show, Peter M. Krask has also designed arrangements for some of New York’s most iconic events, including the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and galas at Lincoln Center. He is known for strong, sculptural shapes but can pull off softer, more romantic arrangements as well. Krask likes taking consultations with couples in their homes so he can get an even more intimate sense of their style.

212-568-0346. By Appointment Only; pmkfloralarts.com

This floral-and-event-design company specializes in loose, garden-inspired arrangements. Bouquets from $200; centerpieces from $275.

347-915-3739; poppiesandposies.com

For over 15 years, owner and designer Ruth Muzio has used her experience in floral design and fine art to create memorable events. Known for a romantic, naturalistic style, Muzio imbues every affair with an individualized feel. Prices upon request.

646-801-4198; quatrecoeur.com

This second-generation florist thinks like an architect, playing with the natural structure of leaves and petals and considering height and texture when creating her designs. Bouquets start at $200, centerpieces at $150.

633 W. 27th St., Second Fl., nr. 12th Ave.; 212-877-2877; rachelchoflowers.com

Shepherd’s arrangements are eclectic, edgy, and stylishly quirky — it’s not unusual to find moss and fiddlehead ferns mixed with bold blooms such as peonies. She goes to great lengths to find the perfect props, structures, and containers; past designs have incorporated birdcages and old Pepsi-bottle crates. Bouquets from $150; centerpieces from $200.

478 Third Ave., at 10th St., Gowanus; 347-689-2045; rshepherdfloraldesign.com

The experienced design team at Renny & Reed has been creating magical event settings for 44 years. Whether your wedding is an intimate dinner party for 20 or a grand affair for 1,000, this outfit can create the perfect atmosphere. Prices upon request.

505 Park Ave., nr. 59th St.; 212-288-7000; rennyandreed.com

Wendt offers full-service event and floral design and production, specializing in sophisticated décor for luxury clients including Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and the Whitney. Bouquets from $250; centerpieces from $350.

245 W. 29th St., nr. Eighth Ave., fifth fl.; 212-290-2428; https://www.ronwendtdesign.com/

Kimberly and Enrique Sevilla specialize in modern, romantic arrangements. They enhance the natural beauty of mostly local plants and flowers, creating loose, organic bouquets with nontraditional elements such as moss, succulents, and hot peppers. Prices upon request. $

51 35th St., nr. Second Ave., bldg. 5, Industry City; 917-385-5000; roseredandlavender.com

Lovers of all things ethereal and wild, Rosehip Social creates beautiful and stylish bouquets and arrangements that feel effortless. Always on the hunt for alluring floral accents from upstate farms and their Brooklyn backyard garden, Rosehip designs truly striking bouquets and arrangements. Bouquets and centerpieces from $150.

379 Graham Ave., Williamsburg; 718-383-1975; www.rosehipsocial.com

This studio of Brooklyn creatives can make a raw space feel ultrapersonal with incredible installations and “elegantly undone” florals. As a full-service design agency, it can tackle everything from paper goods to custom centerpieces, décor rentals, lighting, and interactive elements. Prices upon request.

254 36th St., nr. Third Ave., Ste. C448, Greenwood; ryeworkshop.com

Trained as an artist, Li composes his arrangements with attention to color, texture, and volume. He’s sought after for his unexpected flower combos and ability to blend the traditional with the outré. Prices upon request.

274 E. 10th St., nr. Ave. A, Ste. 2B; 917-414-8610; sebastianli.net/flowers

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.

52 W. 56th St., nr. Sixth Ave., second fl.; 212-489-0350; shieldsflowersnyc.com

This beloved neighborhood garden shop is perfect for brides who want unusual bouquets; its arrangements are all-natural, wild, and textured. Bouquets can be lush and overflowing or simple, tight, and monochromatic. Bouquets from $200; centerpieces from $85.

59 Grand St., nr. Wythe Ave., Williamsburg; 718-388-4440; sprouthome.com

Gaige Clark’s clean arrangements — called “New England Garden” — have attracted a devoted Chelsea following. Containers range from Champagne buckets to martini glasses. Centerpieces and bouquets from $100. $

208 W. 29th St., nr. Seventh Ave., Ste. 201; 212-414-0588; spruceup.com

This full-service design firm specializes in high-end contemporary floral design, highlighting blooms such as hydrangeas, calla lilies, and orchids. Bouquets start at $200; centerpieces at $150.

1368 Metropolitan Ave., nr. McGraw Ave., Ste. 8A, Parkchester, N.Y.; 917-572-4305; stellarstyleevents.com

This event-planning and design company specializes in floral design ranging from period to modern and contemporary. The staff here will gladly do research to create any ambience a client requests. They can provide lighting design, linens, props, and décor. Sviba also operates in the Catskills. Prices upon request.

212-947-9040; sviba.com

Owner Cary Pereyra-Imbert specializes in the use of exotic herbs, fruit-bearing branches, and textured pods. She loves creating nontraditional centerpieces that tell a couple’s story, such as a glass vase that housed floating ranunculus flowers and fiddlehead ferns to reflect the interests of a woodsy biologist and an architect. Pereyra-Imbert even makes herbal packets filled with elements such as lavender and chamomile for wedding favors. Centerpieces and bouquets start at $150. $

200 Franklin St., at India St., Greenpoint; 347-721-3280; thelittleglassslipper.com

This full-service floral event-design studio, helmed by creative director Marc Wilson, covers everything from intimate gatherings to 500-person-plus affairs. In addition to offering an eclectic range of designs from the lush to the modern, Wilson’s team can customize furnishings, lighting, and more décor elements for that extra personalized touch. Prices upon request.

212-666-2537; mwdlifestyles.com

Run by a team of ten, this boutique event-design company offers custom installation work and overall styling. By appointment only. Wedding-design services start at $15,000.

68 Jay St., nr. Water St., Ste. 429, Dumbo ; 929-376-7214​; tinsel.nyc

This shop uses unconventional materials, such as petrified coco palm and ghost wood, to create unforgettable fresh arrangements that still manage to feel natural and organic. Custom-design options are also available. Prices upon request.

11 Bruckner Blvd., nr. Lincoln Ave., Mott Haven; 212-684-5204; verdeflowers.com

Trained at the New York Botanical Garden, Brooklyn-based floral designer Bridget Reale dotes on each stem in her romantic, vintage-inspired arrangements. She can also source and coordinate linens, chuppahs, candles, and other props to create cohesive, customized events. Bouquets and centerpieces from $200. By appointment only.

917-667-1943; violetandverde.com

Co-founders Sora Lee and Anthony Brown have designed stylish, creative floral arrangements for dozens of happy couples, as well as some celebrities. They pride themselves on bringing each couple’s vision to life, and their versatile style can range from classic traditional to chic modern. Prices upon request. By appointment only.

120 W. 28th St., nr. Sixth Ave.; 212-334-1134; visions-decor.com

For more than 30 years, this charming shop has specialized in English country-garden style — think tight arrangements of European garden blooms. Its understated aesthetic has earned a following: Sarah Jessica Parker sought out VSF to create bridesmaid bouquets for the first Sex and the City movie. Prices upon request.

204 W. 10th St., nr. Bleecker St.; 212-206-7236; vsfnyc.com

These designers specialize in generous European-style bouquets and compact arrangements of premium blooms. They can navigate large, elaborate weddings and small, cozy events with equal skill. Prices upon request. By appointment only.

23-37 Borden Ave., Long Island City ; 800-567-7007; winstonflowers.com

A favorite of Upper East Side hosts, this Brazilian florist creates exquisite arrangements with a variety of brilliantly colored flowers. The designers here currently favor shades such as orange, hot pink, and gold, but they can work with any couple’s palette. Centerpieces from $200; bouquets from $250.

938 First Ave., nr. 51st St.; 212-753-7767; zezeflowers.com

Élan’s imaginative arrangements have appeared at the St. Regis Hotel, the Metropolitan Club, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Known for their color, contrast, and texture, the designs are both organic and chic. Bouquets and centerpieces from $225.

26 Grand St., nr. Sixth Ave.; 212-240-9033; elanflowers.com