Fern & Fable Florals · Burlington, VT Book a consultation

Weddings & events · Burlington, Vermont

From lake light
to first look.

Ceremony flowers shaped by the water you chose — bouquets that move with you, a threshold to stand inside, and tables that keep talking after dark.

Book a consultation See the processional
  • Bridal bouquets
  • Ceremony arches
  • Centerpieces
  • Boutonnieres
  • A la carte stems
A loose bridal bouquet of pale blooms and deep green stems held in two hands
Bridal bouquet, built to move with you.

The processional

Five movements, from the water's edge to the vows.

A wedding day moves. Flowers should move with it — from the first gathering at the shoreline to the last loose stem left on a table. We build in five stages, so nothing arrives before it's needed.

  1. 01

    Gather

    Bridal bouquets

    Loose, garden-cut and generous — built to move with you and hold their shape from the first look to the last dance.

  2. 02

    Aisle

    Boutonnieres & personal flowers

    Small, weighted pieces for the people standing closest. Pinned, checked and handed over before the walk begins.

  3. 03

    Arch

    Ceremony arches

    The frame you say your vows inside — anchored low, built on site, and designed to read from the back row.

  4. 04

    Table

    Centerpieces

    Low and layered, so the table keeps talking. Colour pulled from the season and the light you chose.

  5. 05

    Loose Stems

    A la carte orders

    By the bucket, for showers, dinners or the morning after — ordered ahead, through the growing season.

Bouquets arrive first. The arch stays for the vows. The tables hold the evening.

Every stage is planned against your venue, your ceremony time and the season — so the flowers are always where the day already is.

The threshold

You bring the vows; we'll bring the threshold.

An arch is not a decoration. It's the place the day turns — the few feet where you stop being two people walking and start being two people saying it out loud.

We build with deep green structure, the season's own blooms, and an eye on how the light falls at the hour you have chosen. Anchored low and built on site.

Plan your arch
Ceremony arch of deep green foliage and copper-toned blooms installed on a grassy lakeshore at dusk
Installed at the water's edge, an hour before the walk.
Buckets of seasonal stems on a studio floor while hands sort flowers at a workbench
Loose stems, sorted the morning they're cut.

Loose stems

Loose stems, for the days around the day.

Not every occasion needs a processional. Showers, rehearsal dinners, the long table after — or simply a house full of August. A la carte orders are taken ahead, through the growing season, in whatever the week has given us.

  • Buckets for showers, rehearsal dinners and long tables
  • Seasonal stems, chosen the week they're cut
  • Gathered by hand, wrapped loosely, ready to arrange
Order seasonal stems
Low centerpieces of seasonal blooms and green stems along a long dining table
Centerpieces, set low so the table keeps talking.

Begin the walk

The walk starts with a conversation.

Tell us the date, the place and the light you're working with. We'll talk through the processional — bouquets first, then the threshold, then the tables — and what the season can give you.

Hands pinning a small boutonniere onto a jacket lapel
Personal flowers, pinned before the walk.