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Lush arrangements that often feature eye-catching architectural elements.

Weaver's floral style is modern European chic, with soft, sweet textures arranged in tight groupings and stems often gathered together in a stiff bunch.

A subway-level florist that caters to commuters who pick up flowers "the same as they buy bread or milk."

A veteran floral designer with a cosmopolitan approach.

A former art student, Libby's outrageous designs cater to celebrities and CEOs.

Similar to its sister store Floralia Decorators, but with a more modern approach.

Counting The Met and NBC among its clients, this florist naturally delivers theatrical bouquets.

Rene Hofstede designs flowers for Armani execs as well as for Tina Brown, Conan O'Brien, and Donatella Versace.

Wendt works to craft an event that truly reflects his client.

Favorites of Long Island synagogues and also of the staff at the Rainbow Room, these 51-year floral veterans are known for consistent, dependable work.

Bill Tansey designs high-end, refined floral arrangements.

These party planners have built a loyal following among New York's high-fashion and young society crowds.