About Us
Our passion is taking a vision....and designing a dream...
Working from within the Pelham Manor Florist allows us to remain one of “Westchester’s best kept secrets” and focus on making every event, no matter the size as individual and unique as the client. We love creating private and social events that are more than just a party.
Although our roots are in Manhattan and its unique style, moving to Westchester gave us the opportunity to specialize in weddings and other celebrations.
The decision to forgo any particular affiliations allows us to create corporate and private functions at a wide range of venues listed below, as well as private homes in City Island, Westchester and Long Island.
New York |
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| Plaza Hotel NYC | World Yacht Cruises NYC |
| Westbury Hotel NYC | Spirit of New York Cruises NYC |
| Hotel Intercontinental NYC | Engineer’s Club Roslyn |
| Chapel at the United Nations NYC | Meadowbrook Club Jericho |
| Gardens at Wave Hill Riverdale | Marina del Rey Bronx |
Westchester |
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| Castle on The Hudson Tarrytown | Greentree Club New Rochelle |
| Tappan Hill Tarrytown | Davenport Club New Rochelle |
| Tarrytown House | VIP Club New Rochelle |
| Doral Arrowood Hotel Purchase | Beckwith Pointe New Rochelle |
| Renaissance Hotel White Plains | Radisson Hotel New Rochelle |
| Westchester Country Club Rye | Wykagyl Country Club New Rochelle |
| Rye Town Hilton Rye | NYAC Travers Island Pelham Manor |
| Mamaroneck Beach Club | Pelham Country Club |
| Lake Isle Eastchester | Larchmont Shore Club |
| Leewood Golf Club Eastchester | Larchmont Yacht Club |
Connecticut |
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| Hyatt Regency Greenwich | Meadowlands Darien |
| Inn at Longshore Westport | Belle Haven Yacht Club Greenwich |
| Fairfield Pavilion | Delamar Hotel Greenwich |
| Waveny House New Canaan | Stamford Marriot |
We’ve also had the privilege to work with premier caterers such as Marcia Selden, Abigail Kirsch, Great Performances, Peter Callahan, Avril Kaye and Guy Anthony. The ability to limit our schedule enables us to tailor each design to create an event that’s discriminating as well as extraordinary.
