I'm Amy. I design weddings the way I always wished more people did, by starting with feeling instead of a formula.

My path here wasn't a straight line. I studied fine art, spent more than a decade in the wedding and event world, and worked as a registered nurse before I left at 40 to grow flowers and build this studio full time. All of it shows up in the work: the artist's eye, the steadiness of someone who's handled real pressure, and a genuine love of taking care of people on one of the biggest days of their lives.

When I'm not designing, you'll find me in my garden, outside, hosting the people I love, or talking someone into staying for one more glass of wine.

I'm inspired by what most people walk right past. The curve of a stem, the texture of a seed pod, the way a tendril reaches for nothing in particular. My work lives somewhere between the quiet of an English garden and something looser, wilder, more alive.

I don't follow trends, and I won't hand you a catalog. I design florals that feel like you, full and overflowing, built around who you actually are instead of a template that could belong to anyone. If you already know exactly what you want down to the last stem, I might not be your designer. But if you want someone to take your vision somewhere you couldn't have gotten on your own, that's exactly what I do.

I'm the creative director on every wedding. I design each one myself and have my hands on all of it, from the first idea to the final stem. On the day, my team is there to bring it to life at scale, exactly the way it was designed.

Much of what ends up in your arrangements comes from Wild Ones Flower Farm, my own growing ground, alongside other local farms across NJ, NY, and PA. Farm-grown means textures and varieties you won't find on a standard wholesale order, chosen for your day specifically. It also means fresher flowers, a smaller footprint, and real support for the growers in our community.

I design with sustainable mechanics and eco-friendly techniques wherever I can, because the nature that inspires this work is worth protecting. Beautiful and thoughtful were never opposites. That's the whole point.