Frances Floral Design

08/30/2026

07/30/2026

A beautiful ceremony installation is about so much more than flowers.

Behind every lush floral arch are hours of planning, calculation a floral recipe, sturdy mechanics, and teamwork. Here’s a quick time lapse of creating this deconstructed ceremony arch for Bailey & Mitchell at the beautiful Toledo Country Club!

And shout out to my husband for always being there to help set mechanics, lugging buckets, and clean up after my messes.

Loved being a part of this early summer wedding, captured by Eden;Ohio Wedding Photographer - so happy we finally got to work together! 🤍🌿

07/17/2026

On Pinterest these ceremony florals from last fall keep showing up, but it’s a screenshot of an Instagram story… So I decided the professional photos of it needed to get a more permanent spot on the feed. And they are too gorgeous to not share again!

Jillian came to me with a color story and aesthetic for her wedding, and fully trusted me in the set up and design of these ceremony flowers. Let me tell you, trusting your florist is the best thing you can do. Because this end result had everyone gushing, and creating this filled my artistic heart and stretched my design eye.

Perfectly captured by Michigan Wedding Photographer + Videographer at my favorite Maddie Alwin

04/19/2026

Designing flowers in a unique setting is one of my favorite things. It stretches me to look differently at my designs and is an opportunity to bring flowers to spaces I’ve never been before.

Like this elopement style shoot on the dock at the Chicago Yacht Club.
had a vision for this day and I loved the opportunity to design flowers amidst the sailboats and city skyline.
We kept the palette mostly neutral with touches of sky blue for a bit of romance and elegance, without taking away from the view and setting.

If you’re drawn to an unconventional space, I’d be honored to design something intentional to complement it.

Photography
Planning
Sailboat

04/11/2026

What do I mean when I say my floral style and designs are “garden-inspired”?

I believe that flowers look their best when they are allowed to move naturally, arranged in an unstructured way. Similar to how you would find them growing in a garden.

I have a deep admiration for nature and am inspired by gardens. Especially the gardens that are cultivated with every bloom and prune being intentional.

This is what I desire to reflect in my floral designs. Each flower is placed with purpose… to highlight what makes it beautiful.
Whether that is the curve of a stem creating movement and depth in an arrangement.
Or the subtle flecks of color within a petal to enhance other shades and tones.

Not forced.
Not overly composed.
But absolutely intentional, artistic, and natural.

I am guided by the seasons and inspired by the way beauty exists in so many ways around us.

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If you are drawn to flowers that feel natural, refined, and quietly artistic… I’d love to chat about your wedding flower dreams.

Photography Tausha Garrett | Ohio Wedding Photographer
Planning Ohio Based Wedding Planner
Venue 19 Hawthorne Event Venue

04/03/2026

Let’s bring your wedding flowers dreams to life ✨

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