Moon Rabbit Flowers

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11/25/2025

The little touches make a big difference when creating custom wedding florals, like designing a groom's boutonniere that complements the bride's bouquet and adding a matching detail in the corsage for the groom's mom and his boutonniere.

11/15/2025

This wedding is a Technicolor dream come true! The bold, bright color palette brings the bride’s vision of fun and joy to life, capturing her vibrant personality. The contrast with nature's subtle beauty is pure poetry in motion.

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11/13/2025

Timeless elegance, captured in blooms. Soft blush and cream hues, paired with delicate greenery and a touch of Moon Rabbit charm. Discover how our floral designs can transform your special occasion.

11/06/2025

Constantly learning, practicing, refining, and occasionally getting out of my comfort zone is necessary for growth as a designer. Stretching and flexing those creative muscles is the only way to creative genius. Here is a Dutch Masters and inspired “dark and moody” arrangement that I created during the recent FLORA 2025 workshop on Nantucket and captured so beautifully by . So happy that I got to spend 3 days surrounded by so many amazing creative minds. Thank you for bringing us together!

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10/18/2025

For a long time, I thought spring was hands-down no-doubt my favorite season because I love so many spring blooms, like peonies, sweet pea, muscari, spirea, ranunculus, and anemones. In the last few years, however, having spent more time discovering all that the fall season has to offer, I now find myself on the fence. Also, fall is not just oranges and browns! Pinks, peaches, corals, reds, yellow, greens, blues and purples and so on and so forth. Yes, I realize I just basically listed the entire rainbow! That is my point though. The autumn bounty is endless! What is your favorite season?

09/17/2025

This wedding bouquet deserves a permanent spot on the grid. Showcasing some of my personal faves — peonies, Tess garden roses, Hermosa and Wildcat roses, anthurium… and the trailing cymbidium orchids. This one is just chef’s kiss.

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09/04/2025

Cake meadows should not be reserved for weddings only. Want one for your birthday? We got you!

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08/15/2025

Happy first wedding anniversary to this incredibly sweet couple! Alie & Zach booked me fairly early on in their wedding planning and then their original wedding venue in Cambridge closed unexpectedly. It was a shocker to say the least. After a stressful search for a new venue, they decided to pivot to a mini-destination wedding in Stowe, Vermont, a meaningful place for them. And that is how I got to flower a wedding in Vermont last summer. It was a trek, but so worth it! Cheers to you, Alie & Zach! 💕

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08/07/2025

These bouquets feel so quintessentially New England summer to me. They are fittingly full of blooms grown right here in Massachusetts and held up beautifully even on this hot, hazy, humid day. Cosmos and zinnias are two of my summer favorites. What about you?

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08/05/2025

Centerpieces don’t have to be flowers in vases. For this summer wedding at a modern barn house with a rustic vibe, we laid garlands made of three kinds of foliage along the center of the tables and added pops of blooms here and there. This works especially well for long farmhouse or Tuscan tables.

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08/01/2025

Blush weddings continue to be a popular choice, but that doesn’t mean it’s boring. To me it’s a classic palette that is soft, romantic and pretty and one that I will never tire of. Besides, there are so many enticing florals to choose from to keep each one fresh and not looking like the last. What are your favorite blush-y flowers?

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