THE 2027 WEDDING LOOKBOOK
Every garland, arch and table in this collection is cut and bound at our founding farm, worked by the same family since 1904, and at our partner family farms. Read the boughs by fragrance, by how long they hold, by the light a needle throws; then tell us your date, your venue and your palette.
The aisle they walk. The acre it came from.
Every arrangement is a blend. Browse the boughs, mark the ones you love, and send us your list.
Bound in three-foot sections for arches, head tables, aisles and staircases, so an install can be lengthened on site. Fir, cedar or dried hops.
Greenery for arches, aisle markers and entrances, bound fresh and ready for your florist to place.
Magnolia and cedar for head tables and centerpieces, and dried bundles the couple keeps long after the day.
Planners, florists and venues receive trade pricing and the farm list as the 2027 collection opens. Every order arrives with its provenance.
APPLY FOR TRADE ACCESSForty acres in the Inland Northwest, worked by the same family since 1904. Every season they plant two thousand seedlings and harvest five hundred trees: four trees in the ground for every one that leaves.
That is what stewardship looks like. This is the ground your wedding helps protect.
The founding farm leads a collective of twenty-two partner family farms across Idaho, Washington, Montana and Oregon, from hop rows to a magnolia ranch, each named to our guests as their harvest joins the season.
Wedding orders arrive boxed for the venue. Choose the edition that suits the room: the same farm and the same hand-bound greenery, dressed for a gallery, a cellar, a great hall or the water.
Museums & galleries
The Gallery Edition
Gallery white with a single black foil mark and champagne cord. Quiet enough for a white-walled room.
Wineries & vineyards
The Vintner Edition
Deep wine red, champagne foil and cream cord. The color of the cellar, opened at the table.
Castles & estates
The Keep Edition
Old-oak brown with antique gold foil and an iron-black cord. Heavy, dark and made to be kept.
Harbors & yacht clubs
The Harbor Edition
Sailcloth cream, teak-brown foil and a white rope cord. Light as a morning on the water.
Every edition carries the same provenance card inside the lid: the farm, the season, and the soil your wedding helps protect.
Tell us your date as early as you can. Fresh evergreen is at its peak from November through February; dried hops and magnolia keep their beauty all year, so a summer wedding can still carry the farm.
Our founding-farm wreaths found homes this year. Wreaths and 9-foot garlands from our partner family farms are still available for the holidays, hand-delivered any day through December 20.
Forest green box, brass-gold foil mark, cotton cord in place of ribbon. Inside the lid, the stewardship card: which farm, which season, the soil a portion of the order helps protect.
That card is what makes the box a receipt rather than packaging, and it’s what the client reads first, standing in their own entryway.
INQUIRE
Mark the boughs you love above and send the list. We answer every inquiry ourselves, by name, within one business day, and we ship to weddings anywhere in the U.S.
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