- how the studio works -
Three ways to begin together.
Each piece of work begins with a letter and ends, ten weeks after the event, with a bound printed volume sent to your home. What sits between is bespoke. The three frameworks below are a starting point.
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i. Full Design
For weddings, milestone gatherings, and intimate weekends.
- what is included -
- Concept board, palette, and design ledger
- Florals, personals, ceremony, reception
- Paper goods, invitation suite, day-of menu
- Tabletop direction, linens, glass, flatware
- Vendor curation and on-site direction
- A bound printed volume after the event
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ii. Floral Design
For couples and hosts with a planner already in place.
- what is included -
- Personals (bouquets, boutonnières, corsages)
- Ceremony installation
- Reception centerpieces & bar floral
- Sourcing through Carolina growers when in season
- Two design meetings + a walk-through
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iii. Intimate Suppers
A single tablescape, rehearsal, milestone, or no-occasion.
- what is included -
- A tablescape for up to 24 guests
- A modest floral story
- Linen, glass, flatware curation
- On-site setup and break-down
- a working process -
Seven slow steps, letter to volume.
- I.
A letter
You write us via the inquiry letter. We answer within seven days.
- II.
A coffee
A 60-minute video or studio meeting. We listen more than we talk.
- III.
A proposal
A bespoke proposal arrives within ten days, costed to the dollar.
- IV.
A contract
Half retainer holds your date. The remainder splits across two milestones.
- V.
The season
Concept boards, vendor introductions, walk-throughs. We’re in regular touch.
- VI.
The day
Margot is on-site, dressed for the back of the house. The studio handles the rest.
- VII.
A printed volume
Within ten weeks, a bound book of your day is sent to your home.
"Margot is the rare designer who answers a phone, then actually listens. Our wedding looked the way our marriage feels, which is to say better than we deserved."
- A couple in the Lowcountry