From traditional to trendsetting, casual and intimate parties to large formal affairs...Sierra Floral Designs will create artistic designs blending together fresh flowers with amazing colors and interesting textures that are visually stimulating and unforgettable! We pride ourselves on customer service and attention to detail...we aim to please!

Your event will be the only one booked in that time frame, so we can give you our undivided and personal attention. And unlike other florists, we not only do a free consultation, all of the follow-up appointments are complementary as well, including both ceremony and reception sites. We include a complementary toss bouquet for your cake table as well for all full wedding orders. No where else will you get the customer service, attention, creativity and fabulously fun flowers for your dollar.

After the initial consultation, where we discuss your style, preferences, budget and overall vision of your event, a detailed proposal will be given to you. We will work with you to give you options in several price ranges, to help you work within your budget and still have customized designs for your unique event. Due to increased demand, we do have a $1000 minimum and only do full wedding decor. Once you have decided to have Sierra Floral Designs create the mood for your magical day, a 50% deposit is required to hold your date.

We look forward to meeting with you and helping you to design your one of a kind event.

Sierra Floral Designs creatively sets the tone for your special event. Whether it is an elegant evening affair to a simple outdoor wedding, we can make your event memorable.

I wanted to thank you for the amazing job you did at my wedding! You exceeded my expectations! Sarah Heinen-Hoffbuhr (Bride)

The flowers were truly exceptional and made the event even more spectacular. We received so many compliments of the unique arrangements. You guided up through the whole process and the final product was exactly what you helped us visualize. Trish Lods (Lods/Gottier Wedding 11/11/05)