The Editors' Note
We are two farmers who fell in love with weddings. Everything here was grown, pressed, printed, or found on eighty acres of hollow.
Sam & Ana
No. 02 — On Lace
Where to find it, how to mend it, and why a dress with a past photographs better than a dress with a tag.
No. 03 — On Paper
How to word an invite when the venue is your own back field — and see the Vine invitation take your names, right here on the page.
No. 04 — On the CeremonyWedding Arch Ideas, from a Farm That Has Built Six — every shape honestly, where the flowers go, what it costs, and the $170 orchard arch.
No. 05 — On FlowersFall Wedding Flowers That Are Actually in Season — dahlias to first frost, what gets flown in, why in-season costs less, and palettes that aren't burnt orange. All five stories →
Room 01 — The Reception
Room 02 — The Ceremony
Room 03 — The Dessert Table
Room 04 — The Quiet Hour
Every room is a real scene with numbered pins — tap one and the piece, the price and where it came from are right there. All four rooms →
Every town has one good florist. The shop that did your mother's wedding and will do yours.
We went looking for the wedding florists their own customers keep naming — hours, phone, website, and whether they work from a shop or a studio by appointment. Researched from the public record. No shop pays to be here.
Portland, Philadelphia, Austin, Denver, Chicago, Cincinnati — the big metros have their own pages, ranked by how often a shop's reviews say the word wedding. All 51 states →
Paper goods & wedding accessories, sold the way we grow things — seasonally.
The Paper
The whole wedding year on six engraved sheets. Ink the color of late light.
The Keepsakes
For words you'll want to keep in a drawer forever.
The Table
Seating charts, guest lists, menus — the paper moments guests pocket on the way out.
The greenhouse, the rows, and the hollow after dark — Blackbird Hollow, Vol. I
"We didn't set out to make a wedding brand. We set out to grow flowers, and people kept getting married in them."
Gathered & Vowed is what happens when two farmers with a printing press and too many opinions about lace decide weddings deserve better than beige. Everything we sell, we've used at a real wedding in our own field. If it wilted, warped, or looked wrong by candlelight, it's not here.
Sam & Ana
The Sunday Letter
What's blooming, what's printing, and the occasional wedding that made us cry into our coffee.
