Larkspur Atelier
(615) 555-0163
A ceremony arch of blush roses and pampas grass between clipped yew trees at dusk

Wedding & event florals · Nashville

Larkspur Atelier

Flowers for weddings, celebrations and the rooms they happen in. Tell us the date and the place, and ask what we can make for it.

See the work

The atelier

A floral design studio for weddings, events and spaces, working one date at a time.

Ceremony arches and aisles, bridal bouquets, long-table centerpieces, hanging pieces for a tent or a ballroom. Each piece is designed around the venue, the season and the feeling you want the day to have.

Start with an inquiry: your date, the venue if you have one, a rough guest count and a budget range. From there you can ask anything, from which flowers are at their best that month to what the setup looks like on the day.

Selected work

Weddings · Events · Installations

A long reception table with a garland of greenery, pillar candles and white flowers
Reception · Garland and candlelight
A bridal bouquet of blush peonies tied with a pale pink ribbon
Bridal · Peonies
Hanging flowers and rattan lanterns suspended above an event space
Installation · Suspended
A low centerpiece of cream roses, dried palm and pampas on a wooden table
Tables · Cream and dried
A bride holding a bouquet of white peonies and baby's breath
Bridal · White garden
Brass candlesticks and tall candles among clouds of baby's breath along a banquette
Dinner · Baby's breath and brass

What you can ask us for

Four kinds of work, and plenty in between. Pick the one closest to yours and the inquiry form opens with it filled in.

  • Weddings

    The bouquet and boutonnieres, the ceremony arch or aisle, the reception tables. Ask for the whole day or just the parts you need.

  • Events and celebrations

    Rehearsal dinners, anniversaries, launches, galas and private dinners. Ask about centerpieces, bar and entrance pieces, or flowers for a whole room.

  • Installations

    Large pieces that change a space: hanging flowers, floral walls, arches, a staircase or a doorway. Ask what's possible at your venue and what it needs to hang or stand.

  • Weekly flowers for businesses

    Arrangements for a hotel lobby, a restaurant, an office or a shop. Ask how often they could be changed and what suits the room.

Start with what you know, and ask about the rest

Glass candle holders and white and pink flowers lining a grass aisle
  1. Step one

    Send the date and the place

    Ask whether your date is open. Include the venue if you have one, or the kind of place you're looking at, and roughly how many guests.

  2. Step two

    Share the feeling

    Colors you love, flowers you don't, a few photos that feel right. Ask which flowers are in season for your month.

  3. Step three

    Talk about the budget

    Give a range, even a loose one. Ask what fits inside it and where the flowers will make the most difference.

  4. Step four

    Ask about the day itself

    When can flowers arrive at the venue, who sets up, and what happens to them afterwards? Ask about the venue's timing and any rules it has.

Have a date in mind?

Send the date, the venue and a little about the day. A rough idea is plenty to start.

Call (615) 555-0163

Write, call or ask to visit

Based in Nashville. Ask about a studio visit, or about working at a venue further away.

Studio
123 Example Street
Nashville, TN

Inquiry

Tell us about the day

Fill in what you know so far; the rest can come later. Rather talk? Call (615) 555-0163.