JM Cellars - Woodinville, WA

Sep 3

A study in texture, movement, and restraint, this spring floral design embraces a timeless white and green palette. Layered with delicate, seasonal blooms—bleeding heart, light yellow delphinium, trachelium ‘Corina White,’ fritillaria persica, helleborus, lilac, lily of the valley, and white spray orchids. These florals make the arrangements feel both airy and sculptural, with each stem adding quiet dimension.

Designed with some of my favorite spring flowers, the composition leans into softness and natural movement while maintaining structure and intention. The result is a classic yet expressive approach to floral design that feels effortless, but deeply considered.

As a Seattle wedding florist, I’m always drawn to designs that highlight seasonality and subtle complexity where texture speaks louder than color, and every element has room to be seen.