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Florists Directory

Ariel Dearie Flowers

917-362-6441; arieldearieflowers.com

This Brooklyn-based floral-design studio creates arrangements that have a classic still-life-worthy feel. They tend to be lush and wild, with an emphasis on the natural beauty of every stem, bloom, and branch. Centerpieces start at $325.

Ariella New York

ariellaflowers.com

Veteran floral and event designer Ariella Chezar brings her loose garden-inspired designs to the urban jungle. Chezar has a knack for transforming spaces with seasonal blooms. Using sustainably grown flowers from her upstate farm whenever possible, she will work with any budget to create a memorable event. Bouquets and centerpieces start at $325.

Avaflora

153 Main St., Spring St., nr. Cold Spring Harbor; 631-651-5622; avaflora.com

Inspired by the raw beauty of nature and the glamour of New York City, AvaFlora creates floral masterpieces for parties large and small. Working closely with clients to create a one-of-a-kind event, the design team ensures that each detail is tailored to perfection. Centerpieces start at $150. (good value)

Barbara's Flowers

2522 Frederick Douglas Blvd., nr. 134th St.; 615 Nostrand Ave., nr. Bergen St., Crown Heights; 212-234-3211; harlemflowers.com

Tara Simone Powell has designed arrangements for big names such as MoMA and CBS and has been featured in the New York Times. She recalls crafting clutch bags with floral buckles for one wedding because the bridesmaid dresses were “just too fabulous for an ordinary bouquet.” Centerpieces from $100; bouquets from $150.

Belle Fleur

134 Fifth Ave., nr. 19th St.; 212-254-8703; bellefleurny.com

This shop’s lush, monochromatic arrangements have a contemporary feel. Belle Fleur frequently channels European opulence with flowers such as peonies, garden roses, and sweet peas. Centerpieces from $200; bridal bouquets from $350.

B Floral

153 W. 27th St., nr. Seventh Ave., Ste. 505; 646-216-3169; bfloral.com

Bronwen Smith makes customer service a top priority at her studio, which never schedules two weddings in the same week so full concentration is given to every client. The aesthetic tends toward clean and classic. Day-of and on-site coordination services are available. Bouquets start from $175; centerpieces cost up to $300.

Bill Kocis Important Flowers

917-751-5543; billkocis.com

This florist focuses on clean lines and seasonal elements when designing décor for events large and small. For one wedding, Kocis created an ethereal environment by filling handblown glass vases with Queen Anne’s lace and hanging clouds of baby’s breath. Prices upon request. By appointment only.

Blade Floral and Event Design

917-723-3577; bladenyc.com

With more than ten years of experience, founder and head designer Anne Kilcullen creates elegant, balanced designs using a combination of colors and textures. This full-service company offers floral design, lighting, prop and furniture rentals, and styling. Bouquets start at $225; centerpieces at $275.

Bloom

255 Murray St., nr. North End Ave.; 212-832-8094; bloomflowers.com

Couples call owner Kimberly Perrone for her modern combinations of traditional and exotic flowers; the InterContinental Hotel and downtown Four Seasons are regular clients. Centerpieces from $150; bouquets $175 and up.

Blossom and Branch

347-422-7066; blossomandbranch.com

All the designs at this Brooklyn-based studio—which normally takes on only one wedding at a time—are custom-made. Equally comfortable with vintage and modern aesthetics, the staff can work in any color palette or scale. Prices upon request.