Your event + Moon Rock Flowers = ✨

Flowers should be more than a beautiful backdrop at your special event—they should fill your venue with personality and living abundance.

I love offering sliding-scale buckets of wildly fresh blooms that are easy and fun to arrange into vibrant bouquets and tablescapes.

How DIY Events work:

Email me at [email protected] with info about your event, including its date, size, and your approximate flower budget.
I charge a sliding-scale rate of $50–$100 per bucket of blooms. Each bucket makes 3-5 medium-sized table arrangements.
Once confirmed, I’ll harvest your flowers the day before your event to ensure maximum freshness, and you’ll pick them up at my house in West Shokan.
With the provided blooms, you’ll collaborate with friends or volunteers to arrange your own gorgeous florals.

DIY Weddings

Couples! I want to help you make your special day completely floriferous, in an affordable way. I harvest the flowers, you and your family do the arranging in your own funky mix of vases and vessels—ét voila! With such an abundance of fresh, vibrant blooms, it’s virtually impossible for it not to look glorious…

“The flowers were such a highlight of the ceremony and reception. Seeing every part of the space come to life in vibrant blooms was amazing enough, but the flower aspect of our ceremony was completely unforgettable. The small bouquets you made and the rest of the harvest were simply perfect.”

— Taylor and James, DIY wedding clients

Nonprofit Events

If your organization or project aligns with my values (ecologically regenerative, socially progressive, future-fixing, generous, accessible) I would love to dress up your next fundraiser or community event with flowers. I am happy to offer sliding-scale buckets of blooms and/or arrangements—please just reach out with info about you and your event, and let’s chat: [email protected] <3

Above: A springy centerpiece I made for the Woodstock Land Conservancy’s 2026 Vernal Fling; packing up a DIY order for a nonprofit event; a DIY arrangement from my flowers at a Family of Woodstock fundraiser.