With These Eleven Florists, Everything's Coming Up Roses

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• Poppies and Posies, Greenpoint: By bringing fruits, branches, and many different kinds of flowers into their work, these designers create romantic arrangements for sentimental ceremonies with vintage feels. Think
• Fox Fodder Farm, Williamsburg: Inspired by the childhood farm of the company's founder, the arrangements at this floral and garden design studio have a rustic and just-picked vibe, making them the perfect choice
• Emily Thompson Flowers, Dumbo: With a profile in the New York Times and many notable clients, including the Obama White House, Thompson promises dramatic, sculptural arrangements that will leave yo
• Sprout Home, Williamsburg: This floral and garden shop doesn't push a specific style. Instead, the knowledgeable and attentive staff will work with you to create your vision—be it classic white roses or moss-filled
• The Green Vase, Riverdale: The two friends running this floral studio count many stores and magazines among their clientele—including the publication of the domestic goddess herself, Martha Stewart. The two
• Sebastian Li, East Village: If you are a couple unafraid of color, Li is your man. Taking his inspiration from Impressionist paintings, he creates vibrant arrangements that are sure to stick in the memories of your
• Fleurs Bella, Greenwhich Village: Founded by the granddaughter of Marc Chagall, this studio often integrates greenery, seeds, and fruits to give its otherwise classic arrangements a natural twist. These may not be
• Rebecca Shepherd Floral Design, Park Slope: Shepherd has a vintage-meets-whimsical style, using props ranging from antique typewriters to glass bottles and the always-appropriate Mason jar. Another plu
• Hatch Creative Studios, Chelsea: With its work featured in many publications—such as wedding bibles The Knot and In Style Weddings—this studio is known for its playful arrangements. The designers also m
• Ariel Dearie Flowers, Williamsburg: With a vintage and fresh-from-the-garden vibe, this florist creates free-flowing designs. Paying particular attention to natural beauty, she's the perfect choice for
• Bowman Dahl, Chelsea: This studio is all about modernizing classic arrangements with pops of colors and interesting shapes. If you are looking to add fun, surprising twists to a more traditional occasion, these designe

New York isn't known as a town for nature lovers, but the city is still able to support some pretty incredible florists. Above, we've rounded up eleven of our favorite options for wedding flowers, from a Brooklyn-based green thumb known for working with vintage typewriters to a Riverdale-based duo known for working with Martha Stewart.—Madeline Berg
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