Holiday Decor

Whether you are searching for help with your business or home our experienced team can handle the job. For spaces large or small, our team of floral professionals makes Christmas decorating stress free.

You only need to make your custom selections, set up a date and our crew will have you looking festive in a flash! At the end of the season we can return to take it all away and even store it for next year if you wish.

Client Options:

Leasing Program: Our leasing program allows clients to enjoy custom designed decor with out the hassle of cleaning & care, or removal & storage. Our team will design, deliver and stage your items and when the season changes we return to remove and store your items until they are needed again. We handle the upkeep and repairs and you enjoy the benefits.
Direct Purchase: Our direct purchase option is exactly that, clients enjoy custom designs to their exact specifications and have complete control over the items once they are delivered.
Installation & removal Services: Already own your own decor? Our team can provide fast and creative installation of your decor saving you all the work and stress so you can do what you do best. When the season is over you can have our elves return to handle removal and packing.

A selection of our holiday installations can be seen at: Ford Field, Meadowbrook Hall at Oakland University, Whitecaps Stadium Club, Grand Rapids Downtown Market, Railside Golf Club, Presidents Residence, Eastern MI University, Tri Cities Museum in Grand Haven, Loutit Library, Hastings Presbyterian Church, Beacon Hill Retirement Center and in many fine homes across Michigan.
Also; Ronald McDonald houses in Detroit & Grand Rapids are two of our giving back projects.

Bringing the holidays to Historic Meadowbrook Hall

In the drawing room of historic landmark Meadowbrook Hall in Rochester, Michigan, the tree is adorned with a collection of antique toys expertly integrated into the decor.

Look for information about Meadowbrook at: meadowbrookhall.org

This residence was built by Matilda Dodge Wilson, widow of John Dodge, & her second husband, lumber broker, Alfred Wilson. The estate was later deeded to Michigan State University at Oakland which later became Oakland University.