Velvet Vow Check your date

Your colours, grown into an arch.

Wedding flowers for the Hudson Valley, designed around one colour story and built on the day. Try one on below.

Choose a colour story

Velvet Hour. Burgundy, plum and black-red, for candlelit barns and late dinners. Garden rose · Dahlia · Scabiosa · Smoke bush

Use this palette Build an estimate
A ceremony arch drawn in the chosen palette, with flowers heaped over one shoulder and climbing the other post, framing a photo from a wedding in those colours

Five weddings, five colour stories

Every wedding starts with one palette and a handful of flowers in season. These are from last year.

  • A bride holding a bouquet of red, burgundy and blush roses with dark berries

    Ines & Theo

    Stone barn, Rhinebeck

    Month
    October
    Guests
    120
    Flowers
    Dahlias, garden roses, smoke bush

    Velvet Hour

  • Blush and peach flowers tied to the corner of a wooden ceremony arch draped in ivory fabric

    Maya & Jordan

    Orchard lawn, Germantown

    Month
    June
    Guests
    80
    Flowers
    Peonies, ranunculus, olive

    Garden Party

  • A bouquet of pink roses and purple freesias with baby's breath

    Sam & Priya

    Rooftop, Hudson

    Month
    May
    Guests
    45
    Flowers
    Lilac, clematis, jasmine vine

    Lilac Hour

  • Orange dahlias and blue thistles running down a long table set with glasses

    Lou & Dee

    Lakeside field, Catskill

    Month
    August
    Guests
    160
    Flowers
    Zinnias, marigolds, craspedia

    Citrus Grove

  • White flowers and greenery on a wooden arbour hung with flowing white fabric

    Hannah & Will

    Chapel, Kinderhook

    Month
    March
    Guests
    60
    Flowers
    White roses, pampas, bunny tails

    Sun-Bleached

Build a rough estimate

Our usual prices, before seasonal flowers and travel. Change the numbers until it feels right, then send it with your enquiry.

  • Ceremony arch

    Asymmetric, built on site · $1,450 each

    $1,450

  • Bridal bouquet

    Loose, garden-style · $280 each

    $280

  • Wedding party bouquets

    Smaller version of yours · $95 each

    $380

  • Buttonholes and corsages

    Pinned, not wired to death · $18 each

    $108

  • Table centrepieces

    Low, so guests can talk · $120 each

    $1,200

  • Cake flowers

    Food-safe, placed by us · $90 each

    $0

From first call to last dance

Weddings across the Hudson Valley, the Catskills and the Berkshires. One wedding a day, so we're there from the first stem to the last bucket.

  1. 12 months

    First call

    Thirty minutes about the day, the venue and the feeling. Free, and no pressure to book.

  2. 10 months

    Proposal

    A palette, a flower list and an itemised quote. A 25% deposit holds your date.

  3. 3 months

    Mock-up

    We make your bouquet and one centrepiece for real, in the studio, so you can hold it.

  4. Week of

    Market and conditioning

    Flowers bought, stripped and rested in the cooler for two days before they're arranged.

  5. The day

    Install and pack-down

    We arrive at dawn, build everything, and clear it all away after the last dance.

Check your date

Tell us the day and the venue. We reply within two working days, and a date stays held for two weeks while you decide.

The studio

12 Mill Lane, Studio 3
Hudson, NY 12534
Open in maps

Consultations, Tuesday – Friday
10 am – 5 pm
Weekends
Out at weddings

+1 (555) 013-8820
studio@velvetandvow.example

Questions couples ask

How far ahead should we book?

Nine to twelve months for peak Saturdays in June and September to October. Weekdays and winter are often open with a few weeks' notice.

Do you reuse ceremony flowers?

Yes. The arch can be moved behind the sweetheart table during cocktail hour. We'll plan it in the proposal.

Is the estimate a quote?

No. It's a starting point built on our usual prices. Seasonal flowers and travel change the final number, which we confirm in writing.

What happens to the flowers afterwards?

Take them home, or we'll pass them to a local hospice that has a vase for every one. Nothing goes in the bin.