Share the occasion.
Begin with your date, setting, guest count and what you’d be relieved to hand over. Early ideas are welcome.
Wedding flowers, private celebrations and meaningful gatherings—with planning and practical help shaped around your taste, setting and guests.

Commission flowers for a dinner, celebration or the whole setting, with distinctive vessels and attention to the room.
Explore floral commissions ↗︎Invitations, programs, menus, table cards, place cards and thoughtful assembly or finishing.
Explore paper details ↗︎Wedding flowers on their own, or planning and floral design together. Personal flowers, ceremony settings, reception arrangements and agreed coordination.
Explore wedding services ↗︎Dinners, birthdays, showers, anniversaries and holiday gatherings. Choose food, flowers, table preparation, planning or a combination.
Explore celebrations ↗︎Cooking classes and flower-arranging gatherings for friends, girls’ nights, birthdays or networking groups.
Explore classes & workshops ↗︎Flowers for remembrance and thoughtful help preparing a reception for family and friends.
Explore remembrance flowers ↗︎For a September wedding at St. Mary’s, the work brought together garden-inspired flowers, ceremony and reception settings, stationery details, vendor coordination and the practical arrangements behind the celebration.
Church, garden, dining room and tent: one occasion, with care carried through each setting.
Design direction, vendor communication, rentals, timelines, stationery, setup, flower placement and agreed collection or cleanup can be part of the work. Cooking and hospitality support are available for suitable private gatherings.
Wedding planning is offered alongside our floral design. For other celebrations, choose the tasks you need or more complete support. Staffing, purchases and outside services are clearly scoped.
Evergreen draws on Valerie’s experience in interior design, stationery, floral design and hospitality, alongside large charitable events, fundraising auctions, golf tournaments and holiday fairs. An eye for the setting, with experience managing the work behind it.
Begin with your date, setting, guest count and what you’d be relieved to hand over. Early ideas are welcome.
Discuss your taste, priorities and budget. Inspiration and a design board help clarify the vision when useful.
Receive a tailored proposal with responsibilities, quantities, timing and fees before committing.
Share a little about what you’re planning and when. Include your preferred way to connect and any convenient times.
Send an event inquiry ↗︎