Wedding & Event Floral Design

Twisted Bramble provides full-service wedding and event floral design throughout Seattle, the greater Pacific Northwest, and destination locations across Washington State. My work is garden-forward, seasonally driven, and rooted in thoughtful, foam-free mechanics — designed to feel intentional, immersive, and deeply connected to nature.

Rather than focusing on individual arrangements, I approach each wedding as a complete visual experience. Florals are considered in context: how guests arrive, how spaces transition from ceremony to reception, and how design choices shape the atmosphere of the day as a whole.

Full-Service Wedding & Event Floral Design

Full-service floral design is a designer-led, collaborative process best suited for couples and planners who value trust, clarity, and cohesive design.

This service typically includes:

  • Custom floral concept and creative direction

  • Ceremony florals (arbors, structures, aisle moments)

  • Reception design (centerpieces, tablescapes, focal moments)

  • Installation-based work and statement florals

  • Personal florals (bouquets, boutonnieres, wedding party)

  • Foam-free mechanics and sustainable design practices

  • Delivery, installation, on-site styling, and teardown

Every proposal is developed after a design consultation and tailored to your venue, priorities, and overall guest experience.

Investment

Full-service wedding and event floral design begins at $7,000, with most clients investing between $10,000–$18,000 depending on scale, installation work, and overall scope.

To ensure each project receives focused creative attention, I take on a limited number of weddings and events each season.

Intimate Weddings & Elopements

For smaller-scale celebrations, I offer a limited number of intimate weddings and elopements each season. These projects receive the same seasonal sourcing, foam-free mechanics, and design care — applied on a more contained scale.

Intimate events typically begin at $3,000–$7,000, depending on scope, location, and date, and are accepted on a case-by-case basis.

This offering is best suited for:

  • Elopements and intimate weddings and events

  • Celebrations where florals play a supporting, intentional role

Availability is limited, and not all dates can accommodate intimate events.

“From our first conversation, she understood exactly what I was envisioning and exceeded every expectation. She took my vague ideas and turned them into something breathtaking. Every detail was perfection. ”
— Brooke

Design Philosophy

I believe florals should feel as though they belong exactly where they are — shaped by season, landscape, and architecture.

My approach prioritizes:

  • Exclusively using seasonal and locally-sourced flowers

  • Foam-free mechanics that support sustainability without compromising design

  • Natural movement, texture, and thoughtful details

  • Designs that photograph beautifully while feeling grounded and meaningful in person

I’m drawn to clients who care deeply about the environment, guest experience, and trust a designer to lead the creative vision.

For Planners

I work closely with planners who value calm collaboration, clear communication, and thoughtful execution. My role is to support the larger design vision while managing all floral logistics seamlessly — from early planning through installation and teardown.

Planners can expect:

  • Transparent minimums and clear scope alignment

  • Reliable timelines and proactive communication

  • Foam-free mechanics suitable for complex installations

  • A collaborative partner who respects the planning process

Planners are always welcome to reach out directly to discuss availability and alignment.

Direct Inquiry for Planners
“[Meghan] was prompt and thorough in her communication, and brought the couple’s vision to life with beauty, whimsy, pragmatism, and grace. The delivery team was also a dream to work with... they even went above and beyond the scope of their job.”
— Cindy, Aisle Less Traveled

Is This the Right Fit?

Full-service floral design may be right for you if:

  • You value cohesive, intentional design over à la carte pricing

  • Florals play a meaningful role in shaping your wedding or event

  • You appreciate seasonal beauty and sustainable practices

  • You’re working with (or planning to hire) a professional planner

  • You want a guided, low-stress design experience from start to finish

Begin the Conversation

If you’re drawn to a designer-led approach and value seasonal, foam-free floral design, I’d love to learn more about your plans.

“...the flowers transformed our venue into a magical, romantic space... the attention to detail was impeccable... every arrangement felt like a carefully crafted piece of art that perfectly reflected our style and personalities. The colors, textures, and even the scents were all so thoughtfully chosen and made everything feel cohesive and elegant.”
— Alexandra

A note before you inquire

Twisted Bramble specializes in full-service, custom wedding floral design rooted in seasonality, thoughtful mechanics, and a strong sense of place. I take on a limited number of weddings each year to ensure every project receives the time, care, and creative attention it deserves.

Full-service wedding floral design begins at $7,000, with most clients investing between $15,000–$20,000 for installation-focused, foam-free floral work.

If you’re drawn to a designer-led approach and value trust, collaboration, and intentional design over à la carte pricing, you’re in the right place.

Let’s Give Back

Twisted Bramble relies on the local community for sourcing product and for business. We want to give back to the community with you. When booking a wedding or event, clients have the choice to select which of the following organizations they’d like a percentage of their invoice to go.

  • Indigenous Women Rising

    Indigenous Women Rising

    committed to honoring Native & Indigenous People’s inherent right to equitable and culturally safe health options through accessible health education, resources, and advocacy

  • Front and Centered

    Front and Centered

    Communities of color, people with lower incomes, and indigenous people are on the frontlines of climate and environmental change

  • Creative Justice

    Creative Justice

    Creative Justice builds community with youth most impacted by the school-to-prison-(to-deportation) pipeline. Participants and mentor artists work together to examine the root causes of incarceration and creating art that articulates the power and potential of our communities

  • Lambert House

    Lambert House

    empowers lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth through the development of leadership, social, and life skills

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