Farmhouse Floral Studio
We are glad you stopped to take a peek! We are a small business, concentrating on events and weddings, and also happy to make arrangements for your special occasions or times of sympathy.
Our feel is organic, just picked, flowing, mossy, lots of green….
Each of our arrangements is unique. So, whenever possible, we will use a vintage vase or bowl, insert some just picked leaves or put in a fun branch.
We would love to speak with you about your wedding or event!
I have loved and admired Valerie for so many years. She is a vibrant, beautiful and giving soul who makes things happen and gives her all to projects and people. Just ask Ashland City – she is the unofficial spokesperson for her hometown and does a great job keeping everyone updated and informed. She is also a fabulous CPA. Check her out at http://www.vkdcpa.com.
Praying for big blessings and the happiest marriage for Valerie and Chris.
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Suzanne at Farmhouse Floral Studio was an absolute dream to work with — the kind of person who can “throw together some flowers” in three weeks and somehow make them look like a Southern bridal magazine spread. She took our perfectly imperfect, family home fall-afternoon wedding vision and turned our space into a beautiful wedding venue with the most gorgeous, effortless arrangements. I didn’t have to stress, overthink, or micromanage a single stem — she just got it. The flowers were romantic without being fussy, elegant without trying too hard, and somehow made our living room wedding look downright editorial. If you want stunning florals and a designer who makes the whole process feel easy and fun, Suzanne is your girl. Valerie
This day was filled with love, prayers, laughter and a host of the sweetest family and friends.
Sophie chose reds and pinks – all shades! Her girls carried simple, elegant babies breath bouquets. The most beautiful touch was that she wore her mother’s bridal gown. ❤️
Photography: Ethan Bledsoe
Planning: Lori Long, Danielle Gwin and London Southall @ Royce and Rhodes
Venue: First Church Nashville
Elegant, simple and stunning are words that come to mind when the photos of this wedding. A few sprinkles of rain didn’t dampen any spirits and the clouds lifted just in time for this amazing wedding in the valley. It couldn’t have been more perfect.
Photo credit: http://www.ameliaskyecinema.com
Rachel wanted simple, classic and minimal flowers for her wedding. We did a single stemmed white rose for the bridesmaids and white roses for her bouquet. The flowers for the reception were also kept minimal, using small bud vases with 1-3 flowers in each. Southhall Meadows was the perfect venue! The photographer did a phenomenal job capturing the special moments of this lovely day!
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These two are one of the sweetest couples! I sort of had first row seats watching their relationship blossom. Their day was just gorgeous!
Photography: http://www.therobertsohoto.com
Planner: Lori Long
Venue: First Church Nashville
Tennessee State Museum
I was thrilled to be asked to provide flowers for this gorgeous wedding at the beautiful Tennessee State Museum. Sims picked the most gorgeous color palette with soft, spring pastels. I loved all the color.
Event planner: Emma Martin Events
Photographer: Maddie Moore Photography
Intimate and elegant describe this beautiful wedding at Ravenswood Mansion in Brentwood. Shannan requested a petite, all white bouquet. For her reception, though, she wanted bright and bold!
“Suzanne, I was a guest at the Ravenswood wedding/event you decorated with your beautiful floral arrangements yesterday. I must tell you that I have never seen such gorgeous flowers at a wedding before. I especially loved the mantels with that lovely vine…”
Venue: Ravenswood Mansion, Brentwood, TN
Photographer: Deb Scally Photography
Beautiful wedding of Kassidy and Isaac at Southhall Meadows. Photography by Nicole Kiser
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This was such an beautiful wedding at The Harpeth Hotel in downtown Franklin, Tennessee.
Emily wanted all white flowers with candles and greenery flowing down the steps in the courtyard.
For her bouquet, she chose white peonies and David Austin roses.
Photography: Harpandolive
Venue: The Harpeth Hotel
Franklin, Tennessee
What a fun night at The Ruskin!
Suzanne Andrews 