About

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We’re in the business of creating memorable, beautiful, creative flowers and decor for the most special events.

We work with wedding planners as a design partner, on a limited number of events each year. Complicated or remote installations, custom decor fabrication, overseeing logistics and installation timelines, and sourcing unique and one-of-a-kind items for your event are all in our wheelhouse. If we can’t do it - we’ll find the person who can.

In the past we’ve made custom tent flooring, dance floors, light fixtures/installations, commissioned metalwork, built floral containers & arches, applied plasterwork, and even hand-carved an army of Swedish horses for a holiday install.

We will travel to wherever your next event is and are comfortable working with NDAs. We also play nicely with others and are willing to work alongside other teams to handle very intricate work.

Anne Bowen Rogers

It all started in my kitchen sink- making arrangements for businesses, parties, and eventually a wedding.

Early on, I ran off to learn the flower ropes in London under Jane Packer. When I returned to Charleston, I opened a flower shop, Stems, where we produced hundreds of weddings over eight years. There, with the help of many wonderfully talented folks from all over the globe, I learned the ins and outs of producing events of all sizes.

Over the years our work has been featured in Martha Stewart Weddings, Brides, Veranda, Food & Wine, House Beautiful, Inside Weddings, Pacific Weddings, Once Wed, Charleston Weddings, The Knot, Southern Bride, Style Me Pretty, and more. I’ve also been consistently voted ‘Best Florist in the Universe’ by my Mom… with the exception of that one time in 2011, but we try not to talk about that.

Now I’m based out of Washington, DC - but still split my time between here, Charleston and traveling to wherever your next incredible event is.

Let’s party!

Jonathan Rogers

Jonathan has spent his lifetime amassing a seemingly strange and disjointed collection of skills and practicals.  Working in a mill shop planted a seed for craftsmanship and taught a hard lesson about workplace safety.  Building yachts instilled the need to rethink materials and always make it stronger.  Touring the country with bands as a mix engineer stretched the logistics muscle and instilled the importance of performance and entertainment, as well as a deep understanding of the technical needs of a world-class band.  Working for years with a master chairmaker brought a respect for balance and efficiency of production, to take fewer steps to a better result.  Most recently, tenure with TEC, a leading event lighting and production company, has made him fluent in the needs of nation’s most demanding wedding professionals and clientele.   

Jonathan’s approach to event production is to rethink, increase efficiency, and eliminate the chaos that can keep an event from running smoothly.  He has become an expert at remote wedding setups, with a vast knowledge of tenting options, power needs, lighting and scenic installations.