A lot of couples assume custom design means picking from a slightly bigger menu. It doesn't, at least not with us. It means building something that didn't exist before you asked for it. Here's what that actually looks like from start to finish.

A lot of couples assume custom design means picking from a slightly bigger menu. It doesn't, at least not with us. It means building something that didn't exist before you asked for it. Here's what that actually looks like from start to finish.

We get this question a lot from couples who tried the DIY route first: "I looked at faux flowers at a craft store and they didn't look anything like yours. What's different?" The honest answer is almost everything, starting with where the flowers come from in the first place.

Real answers to the questions we hear most from brides weighing faux wedding flowers against fresh, from realism to cost to how they hold up all day.

We spend a lot of time looking at what's trending in the wedding world, partly because we love it and partly because our couples ask us to recreate half of what they see. This year's trends happen to line up beautifully with what faux florals do best, so we wanted to walk through what's popular and how to bring it to life without the usual limitations.

If you've lived in East Tennessee for even one July, you already know what we're about to say. Knoxville summers don't just get hot, they get thick. Temperatures climb into the low nineties, humidity regularly sits above seventy percent, and the combination makes for the kind of heat that settles into everything, including your ceremony flowers.

Nobody loves talking about wedding budgets, but flowers are one of those line items that surprises people more than almost any other, so we'd rather just lay it out plainly.