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Hudson Valley Wedding Florist

Hudson Valley wedding florist Jill Hilbrenner of Witch Hazel adjusts a large floral arrangement with white and green flowers at the Roundhouse in Beacon, NY.

Flowers With a Point of View

Ceremony florals featured in The New York Times.

Back in the day, I worked for Oribe, the celebrity hairstylist — and I promise that's relevant. What he taught me shaped a huge amount of the visual langauge I use for flowers. Dramatic shapes, distinctive textures, extra touches that shouldn't work but somehow do. Because as he used to say, there's no point in creating something without a point of view.

We can do big pretty flowers, and we can do minimalist quirky flowers, but the common thread is adding something you'd never see in generic Pinterest inspo. Draping jewelry chains or fringe through centerpieces so they echo a botanical chandelier. Tucking in dried grasses that look like feathers from another planet. Pushing boundaries of shapes and lines and proportions.

We're a small studio that takes on an internationally tight edit of events each season, so each couple gets real creativity rather than feeling like they're going down an assembly line. Whether you know exactly what you want or need assistance shaping your vision, we're here to help you navigate the wild world of weddings.

Weddings & Events in the Hudson Valley

We design florals for weddings, rehearsal dinners, elopements, and private events throughout the Hudson Valley and beyond. Every proposal is built from scratch around your venue and vision, using seasonal ingredients as much as possible.

Our Work

A large floral arrangement at a Roundhouse wedding featuring cream and white flowers with green foliage, displayed on a white pedestal in front of a window.
A Bird & Bottle wedding bridal bouquet. A hand holds a vibrant bouquet of orange, yellow, and red flowers in front of a framed portrait painting of a man wearing green-tinted sunglasses, set against a dark blue wall.
A couple in black gothic wedding attire holding a dried floral bouquet against a wooden wall. The woman has vibrant red hair and wears glasses, and the man has long dark hair and a beard.
A fall Roundhouse wedding floral table centerpiece in a round black bowl, featuring orange marigolds, burgundy amaranthus, yellow tansy, and dried leaves, set on a white tablecloth next to a white table number 4.
Diamond Mills wedding centerpiece in the Hudson Valley featuring a Black Magic rose, copper kale, pepper berries, and greenery.
Roundhouse wedding reception with decorative floral arrangement on a table with candles and a number card in a blurred indoor setting.

Wedding minimum: $7,500

Our minimums vary by region, specifically the distance from our floral studio in Beacon, NY.

Beacon & Dutchess County: $7,500
Putnam, Orange, & Ulster County: $8,000
Columbia & Greene County: $8,500
Westchester and beyond: $9,000+
Further afield: Ask us

Please note that the minimum is not an estimate of what every wedding will cost. Factors that impact pricing: larger guest counts and wedding parties, intricate chuppahs and altars, installations, rare flower varieties (dramatic little divas).

If you have questions, please send us your venue, your guest count, and the size of your party. We'll tell you what's realistic and true to your vision.

Venue Highlights

We work all over the Hudson Valley, but these are a few places we've worked recently.

The Roundhouse reception room in Beacon, NY, with round tables set in white tablecloths, glassware, silverware, and tall greenery centerpieces. The venue has exposed wooden ceiling beams, hanging disco balls, brick walls, and warm string lights in the background.

Beacon, NY

The Roundhouse

The sliding doors at the top of the stairs are the moment. You open them, you step onto the landing above the reception floor, and the whole room looks up. We design for that reveal specifically. Outside, we know how to make flowers stand out against the lush hedges while still feeling organic to the space.

Dining table at the Bird & Bottle Inn in Garrison, NY, set with floral centerpieces, plates, and cutlery for a Hudson Valley wedding.

Garrison, NY

The Bird & Bottle Inn

One of the most charming rooms in the valley. Lush textures, antique details, intricate textiles and prints. We embrace that character while making it feel distinct to you.

A three-tier white wedding cake with delicate black ribbon bows sits on a wooden barrel at a Diamond Mills wedding with warm candlelight, floral arrangements, and a window in the background.

Saugerties, NY

Diamond Mills

We cater to the warmth and textures of Blackbarn and the Boathouse. Fireplaces, rich wood, waterside views. Think nostalgic and romantic, without playing into rustic stereotypes.

Don't see your venue? We travel. Tell us where you're getting married and we'll tell you what we'd do with the space. We love translating your vision so you can enjoy the day, not worry about the details.

"Jill listened to our vision and somehow made it even more beautiful than we could have imagined. Every arrangement felt full of love, care, and creativity — it was like she knew exactly what our hearts wanted. Walking into our wedding and seeing the flowers brought us so much joy, and our guests still can’t stop talking about how stunning everything looked."

— Carly G, married at The Roundhouse

"Working with Witch Hazel was genuinely one of the best parts of planning a wedding. Jill was amazing, helping me figure out the vision, and then she completely smashed the execution! A big reason I was so excited to work with Witch Hazel was also the bouquet preservation. We were able to dry and press my bouquet, and I'm so excited to have this piece of our wedding displayed in our home."

— Anna W, married at The Roundhouse

"Where to start! We can't stop reliving the beauty that was our entire wedding day. Jill was so seamlessly easy to work with, start to finish. The way she and the rest of her team brought our vision to life was incredible."

— Christy C, married at Diamond Mills

Frequently Asked Questions

What Couples Want to Know