Sustainability pledge
Working toward something better.
The commitments that shape how we design, source, and grow.
Sustainability pledge
The commitments that shape how we design, source, and grow.
No floral foam, ever. We build with reusable mechanics like chicken wire, wool, and pin frogs instead of single-use plastic that sheds microplastics into the watershed.
We reach for what's grown closest before anything else, starting with our own plot and the California growers we know personally. Anything from further afield is a deliberate choice for a specific design, never the default.
We grow on a plot at an organic community farm worked with regenerative practices, planting annual cut flowers and perennials. It is tended for soil health, biodiversity, and pollinators, a direct extension of Brittany's training in agronomy and soil science.
Vessels and vases can come back to us. We clean, reuse, and recirculate what doesn't need to end up in the bin.
We're building partnerships to give wedding flowers a second life after the event, going to hospitals, senior care facilities, and community spaces.
We're working toward an all-electric delivery vehicle to lower the carbon footprint of getting your flowers from the growers to your venue.
Digital-first invoicing and proposals, recycled paper for cards and wraps, and no single-use plastic wherever we can help it.
Stem trimmings and spent blooms go back into the soil at the farm to feed the next season instead of the landfill.
We're committing a share of profits to organizations working to restore California habitat and protect the land this business is rooted in.
We design around what's at its peak in California, so flowers travel less, last longer, and are never forced out of season just to fill an order.
This is a living pledge, still growing. The aim is simple: leave the land a little better than we found it.
Tell us your date and venue, and we'll let you know if it's open.
Check your date →