Sovereign Fir, Pacific Northwest

Sovereign Fir Trade · By application

Architectural greenery
for your grandest canvases.

Sourcing for event designers, planners, florists and venues: delivered across the Pacific Northwest, and shipped to weddings anywhere in the U.S. Twenty-two named family farms, one point of accountability, and delivery to your call time.

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The promise

One source. One point of accountability.

Large installations fail at the edges: late trucks, tired greens, a pile of bundles on a loading dock. We take that off your list.

Named family farms

Every bough comes from a named family farm in our network of twenty-two Pacific Northwest growers, led by a founding farm worked by the same family since 1904.

Delivered to call time

Greens travel chilled and arrive at your venue’s dock or installation site at the call time you set, confirmed in writing.

Your way, by variety

Offloaded by variety at call time: loose boughs for your own creations, or ready-to-install pieces built to your specs.

Bespoke sourcing

Custom clip lengths and hand-selected branch architecture, such as asymmetrical magnolia for a fifteen-foot arch, cut to your design.

Sourcing by aesthetic

Designed by mood, sourced by farm.

Three design languages, each built from the boughs our farms grow best. The full species guide lives in the Wedding Lookbook.

The Heritage Estate

Classic luxury

Magnolia, lavender, noble fir

For European-inspired villas, manicured vineyard estates and grand houses. Lacquered magnolia dries in place and keeps; noble fir holds the longest of any bough we cut.

The Emerald Forest

Pacific Northwest drama

Douglas, grand and Nordmann fir, western red cedar

For forest clearings, glass pavilions and mountain lodges. Fragrant, full and native to the region, with cedar that drapes over arches and staircases.

The Industrial Artisan

Texture and scale

Dried hops, cedar, fir

For warehouse transformations, vineyard barns and avant-garde installations. Dried hop bines hold for seasons and never shed.

How trade works

Private pricing, by application.

Trade pricing is never published. Approved partners receive the price list and the farm list directly, so your clients see your design, not raw material costs.

i.

Apply

Tell us about your studio, your events and your scale.

ii.

Approval

We review every application ourselves and reply within 48 hours with the trade price list and farm list.

iii.

Order

Send the event date, venue, call time and design. We confirm quantities, varieties and delivery in writing.

iv.

Delivery

Chilled transport to your site at call time, offloaded by variety: loose boughs for your designers, or pieces ready to install to your specs.

v.

Provenance

Every order carries a provenance card naming the farm and the season, ready to share with your clients.

The details

Where, when and how.

Delivery

Delivered to your venue anywhere in Idaho, Washington, Montana and Oregon, at the call time you set. Anywhere else in the U.S., we ship to arrive fresh before your call time, with shipping quoted with your order.

Seasons

Fresh fir and cedar, November through February. Magnolia and dried hops, all year. The full 2027 collection opens in spring.

Minimums

No minimum order. A single arch or a full estate: the same care, the same call time.

For your clients

Details they won’t find elsewhere.

Offer your couples a finishing touch under your own name.

  • The Bridal Editions. Orders boxed for the venue: Gallery, Vintner, Keep or Harbor.
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Apply for trade access

Tell us about your studio.

We review every application ourselves and reply by name within 48 hours.

Your details are used only to review your application and send trade information. Trade pricing is shared with approved partners only.