NOW BOOKING Spring & Summer 2026 weddings — limited Saturdays remaining SINCE 2014
— BEGIN A CONVERSATION

Tell us aboutyour day.

We answer every inquiry within two working days. Consultations are an unhurried hour, complimentary, in the loft or by video. There is tea, sometimes biscuits, and always a notebook open on the bench. Bring a date and a feeling.

If you would rather not start with a form, you can write directly to hello@yourbusiness.com or send us a voice note on the studio phone — both go to the same place.

— margaux & inés.
Studio bench
Consultation in the loft

"The consultation felt like coffee with a friend who happened to be terrifyingly good at flowers. We left with a date, a sample box, and the feeling of having been heard."

— CAMILLE & J. · JULY 2025
— WEDDING CONSULTATION

The full inquiry.

Twelve unhurried fields. Use as much or as little as feels right; the textarea is the most useful one. The more we know, the better the first reply.

— THREE WAYS TO FIND US

Studio, hours, and how to drop by.

— THE LOFT

Visit in person.

The Tannery building, fourth floor, loft 4. There is a freight lift, a buzzer that does not always work, and a door painted a colour Margaux insists is "weak rosé."

26 Old Riverway, Loft 4

By appointment — please email or book a consult before coming up. The bench is always covered in something the cats should not be near.

— OPEN HOURS

When the kettle is on.

  • Mon — Tueclosed (foraging)
  • Wednesday11 — 5pm
  • Thursday11 — 5pm
  • Fridayby appointment
  • Saturdayweddings only
  • Sundayworkshops, 1 — 4pm

Closed for the last week of August — we go pick lavender.

— GETTING HERE

How to arrive.

By tram: the 4 or the 14 to Old Riverway, four minutes' walk under the bridge.

By bicycle: the river path runs straight to the door; rack on the loading dock, all welcome.

By car: two-hour metered street parking on Riverway; a free lot at the back, last spot is ours.

Step-free entry through the freight lift on the south side. Just buzz, we'll come down.

— THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

The old tannery, by the river.

We share the building with a printmaker, a luthier, and a small natural-wine bar that does a credible negroni. If you are early, the bar is downstairs; if you are late, we will not have noticed.

The freight lift is on the south face, the front door says "no buzzers" but does in fact have a buzzer; please use it. The lift is slow; it gives you time to think.

— see you soon, then.
The Tannery · Loft 4
The neighbourhood
— BEFORE YOU WRITE

The ten most-asked questions.

If your question is here, the answer is here too — saving you a form. If your question is not here, please write anyway. We answer everything within two working days.

How far in advance should we book?
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For Saturdays in May, June, September and October, twelve to fourteen months is typical and rarely too early. Off-peak Saturdays open up four to six months out. If your date is inside ninety days, write anyway — sometimes we have a single Saturday someone moved.
Do you have a minimum?
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For full Saturdays, our minimum is $2,400 (the Petite package). For elopements and editorial commissions, the minimum is $850. For workshops there is no minimum, just a seat fee of $185. No minimum for memorial work, ever.
Will you personally install on the day?
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Yes. We are a two-florist studio and there is no junior team. Margaux, Inés, or both of us will be on site. For installations larger than the Garden package, we add a third trusted hand we have worked with for six years.
Can we request specific flowers?
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Always — and we love a list. We will be honest about what is in season the week of your wedding. If a particular bloom is not honestly available, we will say so and offer something equally beautiful that is. The bouquet should look like the month it was made in.
Do you travel?
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Yes — within a 90-minute drive of the studio at no additional cost. Beyond that, we add a per-mile travel fee and, for venues over three hours away, a one-night accommodation. Destination work outside the country is rare but not impossible; please ask.
What about sustainability?
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Eighty-five percent of our flowers come from four farms within thirty miles. We do not use floral foam, ever. All mechanics are reusable or compostable; spent flowers are composted at the loft or donated to a hospice partner the Monday after.
Can we pick the bouquet up ourselves?
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For the Petite package, yes — pickup from the loft at noon on Saturday is included. For Garden and Estate, our installation includes pin-on, breakdown and day-after pickup; you would not want to be carrying a chuppah arch yourself.
Do you offer sample bouquets beforehand?
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Yes. We send a sample bouquet a week before the wedding, in the same rhythm as the bridal piece. The cost is $185 — and is fully credited toward your booking. It is the single most useful $185 you will spend.
What if it rains?
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We bring a backup branch, a backup ribbon, and a small umbrella. We have flowered through three storms and one minor flood. The flowers do better than you think; we cover the install with breathable wax, and outdoor arch florals get a quiet last spritz before guests arrive.
How do we secure the date?
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A signed proposal and a 30% deposit hold the Saturday. The remaining balance is split across two milestones — 60 days out, then 7 days before the wedding. We hold one date at a time per couple; we do not double-book or "tentatively pencil."
— ALTERNATE WAYS TO REACH US

Or, just say hello.

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Email directly

hello@yourbusiness.com
— for inquiries

The general inbox; checked twice daily by Margaux. Two-day reply, always.

The studio phone

+1 (555) 010-3344
— Wed — Fri, 11 — 5pm

Voice notes are welcome and often answered first. If we don't pick up, we are at the bench.

Slide into the DMs

@yourbusiness.studio
— instagram, mostly

For quick questions and "is this in season in March?" — Inés runs it on rainy Wednesdays.

Press & editorial

press@yourbusiness.com
— for stylists

Editorial inquiries, store residencies, and stockists. Day rate from $1,200.

"The first email back was four sentences long, written like a friend, and ended with a question about the colour of my mother's garden. I knew right then."
— A. & T. · OCTOBER 2024