Welcome to FRESHCUTS—the AG blog—your source of inspiration for all things floral and event-related. We’re here to inspire you with the beauty and sophistication of sustainable floral design, providing insights, tips, and industry trends. Discover the secrets behind designing gorgeous foam free floral designs, gain valuable insights on planning perspectives direct from a wedding florist and explore our world of how we do flowers. Whether you’re just venturing into foam free mechanics, envisioning the perfect florals for a tented wedding, planning an unforgettable event in Maine and greater New England or seeking expert advice on flowers, our blog is your go-to guide.
As luxury wedding florists, we are so honored when couples find us after seeing our previous work. Hannah and Josh found us through a wedding we did for one of Hannah’s friends back in 2022. Three years later, we were doing Hannah’s own wedding on Josh’s family’s property! We absolutely love designing floral installations for […]
As luxury floral artists, we love to stretch our creative muscles by partnering with other vendors to create one-of-a-kind designs that challenge traditional wedding conventions. This photoshoot at the Barn on Walnut Hill is a perfect example. We were inspired by a non-traditional ceremony seating arrangement and explored how florals could become an integral part […]
As luxury event florists, we wholeheartedly believe that your wedding flowers are the key to creating a space that feels like you. Flowers are not just pretty pieces of decor. They emotionally impact your guests, welcoming them to your wedding experience and grounding them in the present moment. From the moment your guests arrive, your […]
Our favorite part of being luxury wedding florists is designing arrangements that match each couple’s vision and personality. Jasmine and Christopher were married at the Hay-Adams Hotel, a beautiful, sophisticated 5-star hotel in the heart of Washington, D.C. To complement the timeless elegance of their venue, the couple and their planner decided on a classic […]
As luxury florists, a big part of our job is creating jaw-dropping floral installations for weddings and events. But did you know we also offer comprehensive floral design education? Here at Abby Garden, we are passionate about teaching florists to create breathtaking designs with our responsibility to the planet in mind. The most common floristry […]
As luxury wedding florists, we love nothing more than returning to our favorite venues to witness another incredible love story. This time, we were lucky enough to return to French’s Point, a breathtaking coastal estate in Maine. Brett and Hailey found us through a previous wedding we designed there! Traveling from Texas, Brett and Hailey’s […]
Here at Abby Garden, we aren’t just luxury florists. We are also leaders in the field of sustainable wedding flowers. Over the past years, we have conceptualized, designed, and produced groundbreaking processes, tools, and mechanics for foam-free floral designs that have evaded florists for decades. We are deeply passionate about caring for our planet while […]
When we say designing luxury florals for weddings is an absolute dream job, we’re not exaggerating. It is a privilege to work alongside couples to create exquisite, statement-making pieces that leave your guests’ jaws on the floor. Aggy and Andrew found us through their wedding planner after their first florist canceled, and we think it […]
As New England-based floral designers, we have a deep appreciation for the beauty and versatility of a tented wedding reception. Whether you’re in your backyard, on the coastline, or at a gorgeous historic property, a tent allows you to enjoy the beautiful location without sacrificing comfort and class. But behind that effortless look is a […]
If there is anything we love, it is bringing the beauty of nature inside. As luxury florists and event designers, we were overjoyed to work alongside Jessica Hennessy on this beautiful wedding at The State Room in Boston. When Danielle and Michael explained their vision for their flowers, they told us they wanted to bring a […]