My Favorite Chattanooga Wedding Florists

There’s so much to love about weddings – the decor, the clothes, the food – but personally, my favorite detail is the florals. I love seeing couples’ visions come to life with the help of an expert Chattanooga wedding florist. The flowers can really make a wedding, and when done right, they add so much life and movement to the day.

Here are some of my favorite bouquets from Chattanooga wedding florists (plus a few nearby!) I’ve worked with.

Groom kisses the bride's cheek on a mountain overlook.

CHATTANOOGA WEDDING FLORISTS

ROSE MOSS DESIGNS

While Rose Moss Designs is technically Knoxville-based, they’ve done some amazing work on weddings here in the Chattanooga area. The owner, Anna, creates these wild, colorful bouquets floral installations that just take my breath away.

NATALIE AND GEORGE’S WEDDING

For Natalie’s bouquet, Rose Moss Designs went with these muted (but still colorful!) autumn tones. I adore the iridescent arthurium in the center. It added such a pretty pop to the bridal bouquet and perfectly complimented the table arrangements, installations, and cake flowers. A bouquet of muted, autumn-toned florals on a blue velvet backdrop. A bride holding a bouquet of muted, autumn-toned florals. A small boutonnière on the groom's lapel wrapped in white ribbon. Bride and groom kiss. Bride and groom kiss in an alley under an umbrella canopy. Bride and groom dance in a ballroom. A muted, autumn-toned floral arrangement on a circular table. A white wedding cake topped with flowers and dried grass. Bride and groom stand together beneath a geometric arbor amid their sparkler exit. A geometric arbor with a floral arrangement in the top right corner.

THE CLAY POT

Joe Jumper of The Clay Pot is famous for what he does. Over the past 25 years, he’s made a name for himself in Chattanooga and beyond. He’s known for his super textured but still classic arrangements. In my opinion, The Clay Pot is never going out of style.

MAC & GARRETT’S WEDDING

For Mac and Garrett’s wedding, The Clay Pot delivered this timeless but still modern look with dusty blues, navy, and white. The thistles and huge protea in the center of Mac’s bouquet added just enough of that rough texture to create an interesting look without overwhelming the bouquet.

Mac and Garrett went all-out for their backyard wedding, commissioning personal flowers, a lush arbor for the ceremony, and raised floral centerpieces for the reception. The flowers gave their wedding a classic look while still adding a pop of color.

A dark navy and white bouquet on a white couch. A bride poses with her navy, dusty blue, and white bouquet. Two rings nestled in a parchment-colored rose. A bride poses in a doorway with her navy, dusty blue, and white bouquet. A bride and her bridesmaids stand outside the venue with their bouquets. Bride crouches and poses with her flower girl. Bride and groom hold hands at the altar beneath an arbor of white and green florals. A bouquet on a raised vase. A white and green floral arrangement hanging from the ceiling of a white wedding tent. Bride and groom pose outside a stable door with a horse between them. Bride and groom pose with their bridal party in a barn. Bride and groom kiss while she holds her lush bouquet.

SOUTHERLY FLOWER FARM

If you’re shopping around for a Chattanooga wedding florist, you’ve no doubt heard of Southerly Flower Farm. I’ve shot tons of weddings with them, and every time they deliver a unique, stunning look. The owners, Sarah and Matthew Ervin, pride themselves on using sustainable blooms and delivering one-of-a-kind florals.

MEG & DANIEL’S WEDDING

Meg and Daniel’s wedding flowers were the perfect combination of moody and whimsical. I loved the way Southerly added wispy tendrils to Meg’s bouquet to create movement. I’m also a huge fan of wrapping bouquets in ribbon. The ribbons dance in the breeze and add even more motion in photos.

For the reception at The Coker Museum, Meg and Daniel set out white tables with florals all the way down them to dress up the space. (PS, Chattanooga couples! The Coker Museum is now booking weddings!)

A moody, dark bouquet with blush, white, and burgundy flowers. Bride and groom embrace and stare into each other's eyes. Wedding rings balanced on a burgundy rose in a bouquet. Bride and her bridesmaids pose together on a cream-colored couch. Bridesmaids adjust the bride's train before photos. Bride walks down the aisle with her father. Bride and groom pose on a mountain overlook with their bridal party. Bride and groom pose beneath the bride's veil. Groom poses with bridesmaids. Bride and groom ride in a vintage VW bus with bridal party. A vintage car museum decorated with white banquet-style tables. Groom high-fives a guest at his wedding. Bride and groom laugh as they enter their wedding reception. Bride and groom cut their cake during their wedding reception in a vintage car museum. Groom kisses the bride's cheek on a mountain overlook.

ALLIE & JESSE’S WEDDING

Allie and Jesse’s florals are the definition of homegrown. They went with smaller bouquets with a simple color palette for a handpicked look. The simple ribbon adds even more class and ties the florals into the couple’s formal attire.

A bouquet of yellow and white flowers in a vase. Bride walks through the lawn with a yellow and white bouquet. Bride and bridesmaid laugh together before the wedding. Bride walks into the wedding reception carrying her bouquet. Bride and groom hold hands at the altar surrounded by lush potted plants. Bride and groom kiss in a lush forest.

LEAH & JACOB’S WEDDING

For Leah and Jacob’s wedding, Southerly kept things simple and elegant with muted, autumn-toned bouquets to complement the fall foliage all around them. For the ceremony and reception, Southerly adorned their geometric arbor and circular tables with similar floral arrangements, playing on the space’s wood tones and soft light.

A bouquet of white, blush, and muted orange flowers. Bride holds a bouquet of white, blush, and muted orange flowers. Bride and groom hug on a balcony overlooking a lake. Bride and groom hug on the edge of a lake Groom waits for his bride at the altar. Bride and her father walk down the aisle towards a geometric arbor. Bridesmaids watch the bride and groom exchange vows under a geometric arbor. Bridal party celebrates as the bride and groom kiss in a warehouse of whiskey barrels. Bride poses with her bridesmaids in front of a wall of whiskey barrels. Guests sit at their reception tables beneath a cylindrical light fixture. A naked cake with flowers. Blush, orange, and white flowers attached to a geometric arbor. A table set for dinner at a wedding reception. A geometric arbor in front of a white drape. Bride and groom embrace and laugh on the edge of a lake.

PETALINE

Petaline is a Chattanooga florist, but they’ve designed events all over the country. They’re amazing at creating the classic, romantic look so many couples strive for on their wedding day.

KAYLA & MATT’S WEDDING

Kayla and Matt’s wedding was the picture of elegance. They went with all-white florals for a simple look, but Petaline used a variety of blooms and greenery to create texture and movement. They used matching white ribbon on the bouquets and boutonnières, and they adorned the reception tables with white candles and garlands of Italian ruscus. Super simple, super classic.

A wedding ring balanced in an all-white bouquet. Bride sits with her all-white bouquet. Someone adjusts the groom's boutonnière. The groom poses with his boutonnière. Bride taps her groom on the shoulder just before their first look. Bride and groom stand together for a photo. Bride and groom pose beneath an all-white bridge with their bridal party. Candles in glass vases nestled amid a garland of greenery. An all-white bouquet on a wedding reception table.

BLUE THISTLE

Brittney at Blue Thistle is amazing at staying on-trend while still creating timeless looks. Every one of her designs is one-of-a-kind and totally stunning.

KELLY & MICHELLE’S WEDDING

For Kelly and Michelle’s wedding, they went with muted tones and neutrals to bring out the autumn leaves in scenery around them. Down the aisle, Blue Thistle added these large vases of pampas grass that blew delicately in the wind. For the reception, they delivered this insane hanging floral installation with wicker lanterns and tons of texture. It was for sure the highlight of the reception decor!

A blush and white bouquet on a pale pink velvet chair. Bride and groom leave their wedding ceremony holding hands. Groom's autumn-toned boutonnière against his blue lapel. Bride and groom embrace in front of a large window and stare into each other's eyes. The front of a stone building with an arched wooden door. Groom shares drinks with his groomsmen at a bar. The bride's rusty bouquet lying on the grass next to her silver high heels. Pampas grass in vases along the aisle of an outdoor ceremony venue. Bride and groom stand beneath a geometric altar during their outdoor wedding ceremony. Bride and groom kiss beneath a geometric arbor. They hold their dogs on leashes, each of whom are wearing suits. A large, rusty-colored floral arrangement over a sweetheart table. A bouquet of blush and tan florals on a wooden chest of drawers. Bride and groom embrace and laugh as they listen to a speech.

FOX & FERN

Fox & Fern always brings the wow factor, especially when it comes to their use of color. Whether it’s dark and moody or bright and funky, they really deliver unique, bold florals that show off the couple’s personality.

LAUREN & CLAY’S WEDDING

For Lauren and Clay’s winter wedding, Fox & Fern went with a super classic white and red look. Even though the bouquets didn’t have ribbons, they included plenty of draping, vining details that added movement and shape. For the reception, they created simple wreaths for the walls and massive floral arrangements for the tables. Then, they tied it all together with some simple blooms up the side of the cake.

A bouquet of dark greens, burgundy, and white in a window. Bride poses in a window with her bouquet. A boutonnière with a single red rose on a wooden countertop. Groom smiles and poses with his boutonnière. Groom smiles at his bride during their first look in front of a fountain. Groom walks with his groomsmen across the Walking Bridge in Chattanooga. Bride poses with bridesmaids on the Walking Bridge in Chattanooga. Bridesmaids file into a chapel down the aisle. Bride and groom walk arm-in-arm back down the aisle after their wedding ceremony. A brick reception venue set for a wedding reception with white drapes hanging from the ceiling. Bride talks to a guest during her wedding reception. Red rose and greenery with candles on a wedding reception table.

AMY & WALKER’S WEDDING

Amy and Walker wanted all the color for their Sculpture Fields elopement. Amy bought this funky bolero jacket, and Fox & Fern used those colors to craft one-of-a-kind florals. The succulents and cactus added texture and interesting shapes to the bouquet.

Bride and groom exchange vows in front of a geometric white sculpture in a field. Bride poses with her family in front of a white sculpture in a field. Bride hugs a guest in the Sculpture Fields in Chattanooga.

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