Petaled Design is a labor of love: for love, with love

Elizabeth, Owner and Designer

Petaled Design began in January 2021 after God answered my prayer and sent me my first client.

I’ve appreciated flowers and been enamored by weddings and love stories for as long as I can remember. In high school I started arranging flowers for myself for fun. In college I made bouquets for guy friends’ girlfriends and worked for a wedding florist for a summer. After I graduated I kept daydreaming about having my own floral business. In December of 2020 I started asking God to send me my first client if a floral business were His will for me.

I’m the queen of spreadsheets and virtual mock-ups. Precision is key!

I carry lipstick, a pocket knife, rosary, tide-to-go pen, and holy water in my purse. Floral snips are in the car.

It does not hurt my feelings if you don’t love flowers as much as I do but if you refuse free flowers from me the day after a wedding, I will question your sanity.

As a Catholic, I believe beauty draws our attention towards our Heavenly Creator. You don’t need flowers to get married, but they sure do make the beauty of the sacrament tangible. I hope Petaled Design makes your wedding day feel beautiful and worthy of the sacrament and celebration taking place.

What it’s like to work with Petaled Design

I pride myself on understanding your vision and enjoy creating custom designs. I pay meticulous attention to detail and get a thrill out of exceeding expectations. I prevent decision fatigue by presenting options that make the most of your budget without going overboard. My proposals are transparent, showing how many candles per table and how much each item costs; no hidden fees or uncertainty about what is included and what isn’t. I’ve designed my process so that you can spend a total of 1.5 hours talking to me before your wedding day, giving you time to focus on all the other details. I believe your wedding day should be hands free for you and your loved ones so you can prepare physically, emotionally, and spiritually to receive the graces of matrimony.