refleurished

Last night’sflowers, rescued.

We collect flowers from weddings and events the morning after, before they reach the bin, and remake them into arrangements, bouquets and keepsakes.

Concept by Pinon Studio

Most event flowers live one evening.

They are grown, cut, flown in, arranged and admired for a few hours. Then the room is cleared, and flowers still at their best go out with the linens. We go back for them.

  1. A candlelit reception table covered in pink and ivory roses after the guests have gone

    10:40 pm

    The last toast, with the roses and peonies at their fullest.

  2. A steel cart loaded with centerpieces being wheeled through a service door in an empty hall

    1:15 am

    The chairs are stacked and the centerpieces go out the service door.

  3. Pink and ivory roses spilling from a green bin onto wet cobblestones under a streetlamp

    2:30 am

    Out back in the rain, the flowers are still perfect.

  4. A florist in a green linen apron lifting an armful of roses out of the bin at dawn

    7:00 am

    We save the flowers before they go into the bins.

Hands re-cutting rose stems with brass scissors on an oak workbench beside a stoneware vase

Sorted and rebuilt by hand.

We sort every stem. The ones with about a week of life left go back to the studio to be re-cut and rearranged.

  1. CollectedFrom the venue the morning after, with the planner’s blessing.
  2. SortedSpent blooms are composted. The rest are re-cut and rested in cool water.
  3. RemadeRebuilt into arrangements, bouquets and bud vases in our studio.
  4. DeliveredTo homes, offices and dinner tables the same week.

This week’s second blooms.

Each piece depends on what we rescued that weekend, so no two are alike.

See all five pieces

Save your event’s flowers.

Planning a wedding or event? We take the flowers away when the night ends and give them a second life.

  • We collect after the last guest leaves, or first thing the next morning, so your venue is cleared on time.
  • We set aside your bouquet or a centerpiece and press it into a framed keepsake for you.
  • Everything else becomes arrangements for homes and tables nearby instead of landfill.

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