Work with Electric Lady
Custom Arrangements & Subscriptions
One-of-a-kind pieces made to order for a celebration, a standing weekly delivery to a home or business, or an editorial shoot. Bring the occasion, a palette, or just the feeling you're after, and each arrangement is composed by hand around it.
Starting at $75
Exhibitions & Installations
Site-specific floral work for galleries, storefronts, private spaces, and film sets. Every installation begins with a concept — a color, a feeling, a season — and unfolds from there into something immersive, built for the room or the lens.
Starting at $200
Events & Weddings
Bouquets, installations, and wearable florals for weddings, private celebrations, and brand launches. Every piece is bespoke — built around the people, the season, and the space — from the first bloom in hand to the last arrangement standing at the end of the night.
Starting at $200
Workshops & Experiences
Hands-on floral sessions for private groups, teams, and brand activations. Guests work alongside the studio to build their own pieces, learning to see color, texture, and form the way an artist does, and leave with something they made.
Starting at $200
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How far in advance should I book?
4–8 weeks is recommended, to allow time for concept development and sourcing.
Do you create custom concepts?
Always. Every project starts with a conversation — the season and the space usually decide the rest.
Do you travel?
Yes, available for on-site work beyond New York by request.
Do you provide vessels?
Yes — curated, often vintage pieces sourced to fit the project rather than pulled off a shelf.
Can you collaborate with art directors or designers?
That's most of what this page is for. Collaboration is at the center of the practice.
How is pricing structured?
Custom proposals follow an initial consultation, with a deposit securing the date.
For designers, gallerists, brands, and anyone shaping something of their own — custom florals for a room, a storefront, a set, or a celebration that needs to come alive.
Every project starts with a conversation. Tell me about the space, the date, and what you're imagining — I'll take it from there.
