A Beautiful Boston Micro Wedding

We love offering a la carte floral options for intimate weddings like this, making it easy for couples to have luxury design on a smaller, more personal scale.

This intimate Boston elopement at 9OFS was the perfect example of how powerful a small celebration can feel in the heart of the city. Designed for a couple who wanted something meaningful and refined, the day focused on intentional details, romantic florals, and a relaxed timeline that allowed them to truly soak it in. The celebration was beautifully captured by Lara of Studio Nouveau and thoughtfully planned by Jennifer Cox of Esq. Events, creating a seamless and elevated experience.

Venue: 9OFS

Planner: Esq. Events

Photographer: Studio Nouveau

Veronica & Matt: Stonover Farms | The Berkshires

At Stonover Farms in the Berkshires, this celebration unfolded as a study in depth and romance — saturated florals layered against rustic architecture and softened by candlelight. A palette of burgundy, plum, creamy whites, blush, and abundant greens created a mood that felt both dramatic and inviting.

The ceremony centered on a fully flower-filled arch, lush and immersive from edge to edge. Dahlias, garden roses, and hydrangea-inspired clusters created sculptural abundance against the open Berkshire landscape.

Inside the barn, varied table compositions brought movement and nuance — bud vases, textural arrangements, winding greenery, and curving branches layered beneath a canopy of warm light. Bold, trailing florals at the entry and bar added richness and seasonal depth.

Venue: Stonover Farms
Photographer: Felisha Lees
Caterer: Mezze Events
Lighting: Encore Audio Event Services
Event Design Support: Eventure Designs

Mackenzie & Sean

A timeless Boston Public Library wedding layered in lush, abundant greenery with vibrant pops of citrus woven throughout for a fresh, modern twist.

For the ceremony, large statement urns overflowed with layered greenery accented by delicate citrus blossoms, bringing brightness and texture to the classic stone backdrop. The overall design felt refined yet alive — a perfect balance of iconic Boston elegance and natural, citrus-kissed romance.

Long tables were dressed in flowing green garlands that ran the full length of each setting, creating an organic, garden-inspired feel beneath the historic architecture of Bates Hall.