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Flowers for corporate events, brands, and businesses in Colorado

Your Brand Deserves More Than Generic Event Design

Whatever brings the brand or business together, if your brand has a point of view, the room should too.

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Around Here, “Corporate” Does Not Mean Devoid of Personality

When a company starts planning an event, everyone wants it to feel intentional, but somewhere between opinion one and fourteen, all the interesting parts get removed.

If you’re bringing your employees together, thanking the clients who keep showing up, or giving people a reason to gather around the same table with your brand at the center, the room can be colorful, strange, beautiful, fun, and excessive in all the right ways.

With Ash + Ether, the best part is you don’t need an internal creative team, because I’ve got it handled.

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Florals for Design-Minded Brands and Businesses

I can work within an existing brand identity, unearth what makes it interesting, and translate it into a physical space.

This could look like:


  • Brand activations and product launches

  • Employee and client events like dinners, celebrations, retreats, parties, and gatherings

  • Ongoing floral design for offices, restaurants, hotels, and other spaces

  • Florals and styling for photoshoots and content

  • Seasonal flowers and styling shaped around your space for holidays

  • The idea that doesn’t quite fit into any of the above

Every project is custom scoped and quoted based on what we’re creating.

What Working
Together Looks Like

While the exact process depends on what we’re making, the big-picture timeline stays pretty close to what’s outlined below.

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01 / Inquire

Fill out my inquiry form, with whatever you know so far. Tell me about the event, the space, your brand, and when it’s happening. Then sign up for a 15-minute video call so we can talk it through.

02 / Talk with me

On a video call, we’ll talk about what you’re creating, who it’s for, what you already know, and where you need me to take the lead.

03 / Proposal

I’ll take what we discussed and put together a custom scope and quote based on the project and your priorities.

04 / Make it official

Once you accept the proposal, sign the contract, and make the required payment, your project is officially on my calendar. Then I’ll start turning the idea into a real plan.

05 / Build it out

What happens next depends on what we’re making. For something straightforward, I may simply execute the design. For a larger project, I’ll develop the details, source materials, coordinate with other makers or vendors, and bring you in when I need your input or approval.

06 / Bring it to life

When it’s time, my team and I handle production, delivery, installation, and teardown when needed. We’ll make sure everything is where it needs to be, when it needs to be there.

word from the wild

word from the wild

“I recently had the opportunity to work with Ashley and her team on an event at the St. Julian and Limelight hotels in Boulder, and I can’t recommend them highly enough.

She made the entire process so easy—truly the one vendor I never had to worry about.”

Katherine F.

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Respectfully,
Your Event Could
Use This

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My philosophy

If The Design Could Belong to Any Brand, We’ve Missed the Point

I can work within an established brand identity without making the obvious choices. The logo and colors matter, but so does what people love about you, what they recognize immediately, what you do differently, and what would feel completely wrong coming from anyone else. That’s where the interesting stuff is.

I’d rather make choices with a reason behind them.

Your event is a gathering of what your brand stands for. You deserve a room that makes that obvious because someone gave a damn about the people walking into it.

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For whoever has to get this approved…

Frequently Asked Questions

If Flowers Can Make Your Event Better, I Want to Hear About It

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I love working with companies that care about the people on the other side of the experience, like the employees who show up every day and the community your brand brings together.

Does the way a space feels matter to you? We’re going to have lots to talk about.

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