Booth styles · Garden parties, spring weddings, showers

The Garden Frame

Botanical. Airy. Joyful.

The open-air booth

Florals first, camera second.

The Garden Frame is an arch, not a room. We wrap it in fresh or silk florals — roses, pampas, eucalyptus, trailing jasmine — matched to your event palette, then anchor it where the light is best. There is no curtain and no enclosure, so the booth reads as part of your décor and photographs like a portrait studio found in a garden.

Because it lives outdoors as happily as in, every Frame booking includes wind-rated rigging, a golden-hour scheduling call, and a wet-weather styling plan agreed before the day.

White rose florals on a wooden arch

What’s included

Grown around your palette.

The arch & florals

A 7-foot arch dressed in fresh or silk blooms, matched to your colors. Keep the florals for your head table after.

Light & weather plan

Golden-hour scheduling, fill lighting for dusk, wind-rated rigging, and a wet-weather styling plan in writing.

Props & prints

Pampas grass, dried botanicals, polaroid frames, and pastel fans — plus unlimited dye-sub strips with a botanical overlay.

How it works

Planted months ahead, blooming on the day.

01

Walk the venue

We find the light with you — the corner where the arch will glow at your event hour.

02

Pick the blooms

Fresh or silk, bold or hushed — our florist matches your palette and season.

03

We build at dawn

The arch goes up early, dressed and photographed before a single guest arrives.

04

You keep the glow

Unlimited sessions all event long, and a digital gallery within 48 hours.

Golden hour, fresh roses, and a line of guests waiting their turn. The arch was the most photographed thing at our wedding besides the couple.

Portrait of Marisol Vega

Marisol Vega

Vineyard wedding — Napa, CA