Houston's Luxury Floral Design: A Guide to Exquisite Wedding Floral Design

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No wedding is complete without breathtaking florals. For those planning a luxurious, simple, large, or small wedding in Houston, contact the luxury floral designers at Maxit Flower Design. Flowers are more than just decorations; they're an extension of your beautiful love story and the flowers you choose should be a reflection of that.

Maxit Flower Design is here to help you navigate the world of luxury floral design and create a day that reflects your vision.

Houston Wedding Florists: Where Luxury Meets Expertise

Houston has so many talented floral designers, but when it comes to luxury wedding floral design, you'll want to seek out those who specialize in transforming your vision into a reality. At Maxit Flower Design, we will deliver just that!

• Experience: Look for florists with a proven track record in creating high-end wedding florals. Their portfolio should showcase their ability to work with a variety of flowers, colors, and styles. Maxit Flower Design has been around for over 16 years, transforming events of all kinds! We are experts and are sure to transform your event into a memory that will be ingrained in your mind forever!

• Customization: Maxit Flower Design believes that your event is all about personalization. The best Houston wedding florists will take the time to understand your vision, color palette, and venue to design florals that are unique to you.

Beyond the Florals:

Luxury wedding floral design goes far beyond the traditional bridal bouquet. Here are some ways to incorporate opulent blooms throughout your Houston wedding venue:

• Grand Ceremony Arches: Create a dramatic entrance for your walk down the aisle with a grand floral arch overflowing with luxurious blooms and enchanting greenery.

• Lavish Reception Centerpieces: Decorate your tables with unforgettable centerpieces that incorporate a variety of textures, heights, and statement blooms.

• Romantic Floral Backdrops: Design a breathtaking floral backdrop for your table or cake cutting area. This creates a stunning focal point for your guests to admire and photograph.

• Floral Chandeliers & Suspended Installations: Take your floral design to new heights with suspended floral chandeliers or installations. 

Ready to Start Planning Your Houston Dream Wedding?

By partnering with skilled Houston luxury wedding florists at Maxit Flower Design and incorporating these design elements, you can create a wedding that is unforgettable!

Contact Houston luxury wedding florists at Maxit Flower Design today!

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Elizabeth, Houston bride. Maxit flower design bouquet with abundant flowers including garden roses, spray roses, ranunculus, and hellebores. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

It was the perfect Winter day in Houston, the weather was crisp and the sun was shining. No one could have planned a better day. Through out the planning process Elizabeth and her mother, Maria, expressed multiple amount of times their love for flowers. When I was told the first time, I knew we were the perfect fit, but then through out our meetings I knew she meant business.

She was the perfect Southern belle mixing modern touches with more traditional elements. Acrylic chair and tables with topiary mini trees, yes please! Can we get this mix for every wedding? She wanted us to create a layout that was fresh and allowed the space to invite all guests to the dance floor. And then… cover it in flowers. We used the Zaza’s chandeliers to create a canopy of flowers for the dance floor that turned our so beautifully.

She loved the color pink, but wanted a sophisticated spin where we wouldn’t have bubble gum, but instead have color delicately placed through out the room. Julie from Keely Thorne truly pulled everything together and it made for one of the more magical events we have been a part of.

Can you even believe that this was the Houston Zaza Hotel. It’s amazing how we can transform these spaces and fill them up with the most gorgeous blooms.

Entry table with topiaries. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Houston bridesmaids. Maxit flower design bouquet with abundant flowers including garden roses, spray roses, ranunculus, and hellebores. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Bridal bouquet with hankie. Maxit flower design bouquet with abundant flowers including garden roses, spray roses, ranunculus, and hellebores. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Bridesmaids and bride. Maxit flower design bouquet with abundant flowers including garden roses, spray roses, ranunculus, and hellebores. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Flower girls with flower crowns. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Flower girls with flower crowns. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Bridesmaids, flower girls. Maxit flower design bouquet with abundant flowers including garden roses, spray roses, ranunculus, and hellebores. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Flower girls with flower crowns. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Grand entry into the ballroom, flower arch. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Communal bar high table with cups of flowers. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Head table with reserved sign. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Room shot with acrylic tables, ghost chairs, flower arch, dance floor and chandelier full of flowers. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

Last dance, bride and groom. Zaza Hotel Houston, Keely Thorne Events, Marco Wang Photography

the 5 closest people

Place setting detail with calligraphy bride name card. Photographed by Kate Elizabeth. Styled by Shannon Ducker Events.

We have grown up hearing the saying that goes… “you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with”. This might or might not be true in your life, but in mine I have found it to be mostly true.

We are not immune to this concept in business. To have business owners that build you up, exceed more, challenge you to do more, might be the best thing we can do. We also have to edit the people we keep close. Making sure that the people are striving for more and are not settling in their style, aesthetic, customer service, reputation, and kindness.

You have seen people get in a rut in life, but I have also seen that in business. Spending time with women owned businesses that are growing and achieving great things is electrifying. It is necessary for my soul and my sanity. We need each other and this past week has solidified that for me.

I have been surrounded with event planners that challenge me, build me up, cheer me on and keep me going. Hearing their worries and lifting them up has made the struggles we deal with easier and more palpable. We need each other, and to deny that is to deny yourself one of the more essential parts of business ownership… one another. You need your community of like-minded strong willed humans. And for that I am thankful.

Table scape with white and blush garden style arrangement by Maxit Flower Design. Photographed by Kate Elizabeth. Styled by Shannon Ducker

Here are some amazing images from one of those ladies that I hold close. She is rocking it you guys. Nothing is stopping her from achieving her goals and she sets them lofty and big. This year Kate Elizabeth photography started her own photography workshop and I am sincerely cheering her on. This is not a small feet as such projects can feel daunting with our everyday work load.

She mastered it and completely exceeded my expectation on design and aesthetics. Go check out more information on her new formed instagram page HERE.

Tree installation and aisle flowers by Maxit Flower Design. Photographed by Kate Elizabeth. Styled by Shannon Ducker

Bridal bouquet with blush and white flowers in a garden style by Maxit Flower Design. Photographed by Kate Elizabeth. Styled by Shannon Ducker

a fall wedding color palette

I have to admit I have not been a huge fan of the traditional Fall color palettes. What comes to mind are the oh so typical orange, yellow and reds that have been combined in the most painful of ways. In 2018 I was determined to change my view and make Fall fun again.

So off I went to explore color tones that were traditionally seen in weddings and combined them with the best of what Fall has to offer. I grabbed some copper tones with some soft mauvey blushes and mixed them with some seasonal textures that when combined made my heart skip a beat.

We just got these images from the super talented Jen Dillenger and could not wait to share them with you. She captured these flowers perfectly and we are so proud of how everything turned out.

Event planner: Jennifer Lawrence of JLow Events

Venue: Chandelier Grove

it's all in the details

Sometimes the details is where you find love.  These two rockstars got married in Marfa, Tx last year in a quaint ceremony and the most fun reception.  They are my all time favorite photography artist.  So as these images roll in, you will be getting all my gushy comments. 

The Houston wedding community was on pins and needles waiting to see what photographer they would choose and drum roll please... they Bradford Martens, if you don't know him, now you know.  Check out is work HERE.

Melissa, the bride, requested that the wedding be dainty.  Clearly this picture completely captures that.  So brides, as you plan for your wedding day, don't forget the details.  And most importantly remember to tell your photographer to capture them.  

The newlyweds captured by Bradford Martens.