Featured Wedding Designers
It’s our passion to bring inspiration and quality to the wedding industry throughout the Northeast. Browse the work of some of our featured wedding designers, whose artistry takes our exquisite blooms and brings vision to reality.
Are you interested in being featured on this page? Please contact us to submit your work, and you could appear as one of our featured designers.
Lezlee Sprenger
Originally from Montreal, Canada, Lezlee has experience in landscape design and wholesale horticulture. To pursue her love of flowers, she founded Narrow Path Wedding and Event Floral Design in Essex, dedicated to creating enchanting floral arrangements that echo the lush landscape of the Green Mountain State.
Lezlee’s approach to floristry is unique and whimsical, often incorporating unexpected elements like foraged branches and wildflowers, vintage ribbons, and home-grown blooms. Her designs are celebrated for their natural beauty and artistic flair, resonating with clients who seek eco-friendly and aesthetically pleasing floral arrangements.
Photography by Hayes and Baker Photography
M’s Wedding Flowers
M’s Wedding Flowers started with a love for meaningful, dimensional floral design inspired by movement, texture, color, and shape. From blushing neutrals and earthy botanicals to vibrant splashes of color, we love to bring inspiration to life for any vision with gorgeous blooms and unconventional touches.
Photography by Sean Hood Photography
Black Swan Floral Design
Leah McDaniel is the owner, creative director, and founder of Black Swan Floral Design, a floral design studio in Upstate NY and VT. The business started as a collaboration with her mother, Pamela Miller, who owned Black Sheep Barn and Gardens —an organic flower and vegetable farm in West Chazy, NY prior to retirement.
Mother, wife, designer, and animal enthusiast, Leah has a need to constantly grow and learn by forming and reforming her style through workshops, life experiences, and inspiration from her clients. She is obsessed with looking for fresh ideas and creative ways to showcase the beauty of flowers and nature and is dedicated to sustainability.
Leah is self-taught with a history in art and biology. Every “off season” she searches for workshops and virtual studios she can learn and draw inspiration from.
Photography by Lynne Reznick Photography
