Nectar & Root
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Nectar & Root is a Vermont wedding florist drenched in luxurious flowers that smell like heaven. Picture wedding flower arrangements that you'll want to remember forever with your beau. Imagine floral designs that feel alive and that make your heart flutter. Let's do this. Love is love. Everybody's love story deserves to be celebrated and decorated beautifully.

We are inclusive of all races, sexual orientations, gender identities, body sizes, disabilities, ages, languages, religions, and ethnicities. Cultivating over one hundred species of flowers selected and updated over time to suit her aesthetic and favorite color palettes, owner Erin Ostreicher (she/her) is truly living her childhood dreams. Each design is born from a studio nestled in an 1840s farmhouse with Stowe Pinnacle ten miles to the South and flower gardens just a step outside.

Would you like to find a wedding florist who is an artist, able to spin your inklings into something golden and hallowed? Are you interested in supporting an environmentally conscious, socially responsible, woman-owned business who also happens to create exquisite work?
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After ten years of loving floral design, we have built up a large body of work spanning many locations, collaborations, and what seems like lifetimes, too.
What you see here is a snippet of what we currently feel is our most relevant floral design projects, in which all of the many parts chosen by our wedding couples and presented through our supportive vendors, have come together to create something that feels resonant with our preferred style of work and our brand.
These projects feature some of our most favorite photographers, at venues that we particularly connect with.
Creating exquisite bridal bouquets and bridesmaids bouquets is our favorite aspect of floral design.
We aim to keep the design process fluid and creative, letting the flowers take the lead for us in many ways while always starting with a foundation of highest quality, hand chosen, unique and authentic ingredients.
For example, the heavy bobbing head of a rose may want to stay lower in a bouquet because it feels more natural that way, rather than trying to prop it up by stretching its neck against gravity.
Spring is a fragrant haven of seasonal bulbs and branches.
Some of our favorite ingredients include hellebores, peonies, and ranunculus alongside flowering branches, hyacinth, anemones, fritilaria, and narcissus.
Of all the seasons, spring is our favorite time of year to incorporate delicate perennial blooms and plants.
Visit a favorite spring wedding below.
Summer is for abundant and generous lovers.
Bobbing garden roses, zinnias such as our favorite 'persian carpet' variety, airy queen anne's lace, cosmos, forget-me-nots, fruit on the branch, and so many other amazing blooms come and go in the hot gaze of summer's bounty.
If you have an interest in having your future wedding published as an extra homage to the day, please let us know!
We can help direct you in additional vendor choices and stylistic details that may be that extra push to get things live.
We understand that social media is unfolding more and more everyday, making it increasingly competitive for submissions to be accepted.
We have found that editors and our clients agree that the most intriguing weddings are those that go out on a limb and try something new.
Erin did a fabulous job with the floral arrangements for my wedding.
From our first meeting through our wedding day, I felt confident that she would put her all into making the day beautiful.
Erin worked with me to develop a vision for my decor, and in our last conversation before the wedding, I could tell that she was just as excited to create the florals as I was to see them.
I wanted each of my centerpieces to be different, and Erin lived up to the task.
All of the elements - from the fresh flowers to the unique vessels to the way they were all arranged - were thoughtfully chosen and well designed.
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