09/04/2026
Inspired by the iconic Prospect Park Boathouse wedding venue in Brooklyn, this spring wedding editorial was created in partnership with Elizabeth Hall Events and an incredible team of New York wedding professionals.
The Boathouse’s signature green tiled ceilings became the inspiration for the floral palette, pairing lush greens and soft whites with blush and unexpected touches of mauve. The result was a romantic, artful approach to spring wedding flowers in New York City.
For the spring wedding bouquets, delicate blush Lily of the Valley and soft white Sweet Peas created an airy, romantic feeling inspired by the abundance of May. Throughout the ceremony and reception, viburnum, parrot tulips, lilacs, lisianthus, nerine lilies, hellebores, and hyacinth brought texture and movement to the floral design.
One of our favorite details was the way we reimagined hyacinth flowers. Individual blooms were carefully wired together to create an entirely new, delicate floral form — a subtle detail that made the wedding floral design feel truly bespoke.
The green and white floral arch and lush reception tablescape were layered with pops of mauve and seasonal fruit, including juicy figs, pears, and Concord grapes. Every element was considered to create an immersive luxury wedding tablescape that felt connected to the architecture, the season, and the romance of a Brooklyn spring.
A celebration of luxury wedding flowers, romantic spring wedding inspiration, Brooklyn wedding design, NYC wedding florals, and artful tablescapes — with no detail left untouched.
Planner and Designer | Elizabeth Hall Events Elizabeth Hall Events
Photographer| Mary Dougherty Mary Dougherty
Venue | Prospect Park Boathouse Prospect Park Alliance
Featured | Style Me Pretty
Florist | Whisper and Brook Whisper and Brook | Wedding Floral Designer
Beauty | Alessarro Beauty NYC BRIDAL + EVENT MAKEUP ARTIST
Tabletop Rentals | Borrowed Blu borrowed BLU
Chair and Sofa Rental | Luxe Event Rentals
Model | Toned with Eiryn
Videographer | Brandon Lee Brandon Lee Films
Cake | two teaspoons