You approach from the Ben Franklin Bridge, and the first thing you notice is not the building itself but the light on the water — the way the Delaware River catches the late afternoon sun and throws it back in golden ripples toward the Camden Waterfront. Adventure Aquarium announces itself with a blue glass facade that curves along the riverfront like a wave frozen mid-crest. Inside, the transition is immediate and disorienting in the best possible way: you leave behind the urban grid of Camden and Philadelphia across the river, and suddenly you are walking through a tunnel with sharks circling overhead, rays gliding past at arm’s length, and schools of tropical fish moving in synchronized clouds. This is not a venue that whispers. This is a venue that astonishes. And for couples who want their wedding to be unforgettable — not in the abstract Instagram sense, but in the literal “your guests will talk about this for years” sense — Adventure Aquarium delivers. Poppy has designed Adventure Aquarium wedding flowers for 1 celebration here so far, with 11 leads currently exploring this extraordinary space, and each time we walk through those doors, we are reminded that this venue operates by its own rules.

About Adventure Aquarium

Adventure Aquarium opened in 1992 on the Camden Waterfront as part of a major urban revitalization initiative designed to transform the Delaware River’s edge into a cultural and entertainment destination. The facility underwent a significant $40 million renovation in 2005, which added the Ocean Realm exhibit and significantly expanded event capabilities. Today, the aquarium houses over 8,500 aquatic species across 14 major exhibits, including the largest collection of sharks on the East Coast and one of only a handful of hippo habitats in the United States. This is not a decorative backdrop venue. This is a working research and conservation institution that happens to open its doors for private events, and that distinction colors everything about the experience.

The building itself is purpose-built modernist architecture, all sweeping curves and blue-tinted glass designed to evoke the movement of water. Inside, the layout flows like a marine current — you move from exhibit to exhibit along pathways that wind past touch tanks, through underwater tunnels, and around multi-story glass walls that reveal entire ecosystems. For a wedding, this creates a sense of journey and discovery that traditional ballrooms simply cannot match. Guests do not just arrive at your reception; they experience the venue, often choosing to explore exhibits before or after the main event. The Currents Ballroom, with its floor-to-ceiling views of the 550,000-gallon Shark Realm exhibit, is the flagship event space and can accommodate up to 250 guests. The South Seas Exhibit Space offers a more intimate setting for 150 guests, with the Ocean Realm Theater available for ceremonies against the 750,000-gallon exhibit backdrop featuring sea turtles, sharks, and tropical fish.

Logistically, Adventure Aquarium sits directly on the Camden Waterfront at 1 Riverside Drive, less than a ten-minute drive across the Ben Franklin Bridge from Center City Philadelphia. This makes it highly accessible for Philadelphia-area guests while offering the novelty of a New Jersey venue without the travel burden. Parking is straightforward — the Hippo and Penguin lots offer event parking at $10 per car, with valet options available through the catering sales manager. For Poppy’s delivery teams, load-in access is excellent, with dedicated service entrances and event staff who are accustomed to coordinating with outside vendors. The venue does require certificate of insurance for all outside vendors, and they provide detailed event guidelines covering everything from decor restrictions (no confetti, glitter, rice, or balloons) to safety protocols around the exhibits.

Adventure Aquarium operates with Aramark as the exclusive catering provider through their Adventure Aquarium Events and Catering division, and they handle all beverage service as well. Outside alcohol is not permitted. However, florists are not restricted to a preferred vendor list — couples are free to choose their floral designer, pending venue approval. The venue’s event team is professional and organized, though they manage a high volume of events (weddings, corporate functions, birthday parties), so communication timelines can sometimes be longer than at boutique venues. One significant advantage: because the aquarium is climate-controlled and fully enclosed, weather is never a concern for your event logistics, though it does affect the outdoor balcony cocktail hour option.

Event Spaces & Floral Opportunities

Currents Ballroom

Capacity: 250 seated

Setting: The Currents Ballroom is the aquarium’s signature event space, and its defining feature is impossible to miss: one entire wall is floor-to-ceiling acrylic looking directly into the 550,000-gallon Shark Realm exhibit. During your reception, sharks — sand tigers, sandbar sharks, nurse sharks — glide past your guests with an almost choreographed grace. Rays undulate along the bottom. Schools of fish move in coordinated waves. On the opposite wall, floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Philadelphia skyline, the Ben Franklin Bridge, and the Delaware River. The room itself is sleek and modern, with neutral tones, contemporary light fixtures, and enough architectural restraint to let the views do the talking. The adjacent Currents Foyer serves as the cocktail hour space, with similar skyline views and aquatic-themed design elements.

Floral approach: The cardinal rule in the Currents Ballroom is respect the drama. You have two competing visual spectacles — sharks on one side, Philadelphia skyline on the other — and your florals need to complement, not compete. We favor low, lush centerpieces that sit below the sightline: compote arrangements overflowing with hydrangea, garden roses (Keira, Quicksand, Patience), ranunculus, and textured foliage like dusty miller and seeded eucalyptus. Color-wise, blues and aquas can feel too matchy with the water, so we often push toward contrasts: coral charm peonies, peach Juliet roses, soft apricot ranunculus, and ivory blooms that pop against the blue light filtering through the tank. For couples drawn to the aquatic palette, we use deeper blues (delphiniums, tweedia, blue thistle) paired with white and silver to avoid looking like a mermaid birthday party. The venue prohibits attaching anything to walls or exhibits, so no garlands along the tank glass, but the cocktail foyer offers opportunities for statement arrangements on highboy tables — tall, architectural designs in lucite or glass cylinders that echo the modern aesthetic. Consider incorporating river stones, driftwood, or beach glass into vessels as textural nods to the waterfront setting. The Ben Franklin Bridge lights up at night, which creates beautiful photo opportunities but also means evening florals should be designed to look equally stunning under both natural daylight (for cocktails) and ambient evening lighting.

South Seas Exhibit Space

Capacity: 150 seated

Setting: The South Seas Exhibit Space is a multi-room layout within the aquarium’s South Seas section, and it feels entirely different from the modern ballroom aesthetic of Currents. This space flows through several distinct exhibit areas: Sea Turtle Cove, Piranha Falls, Pirates Cove, and the penguin habitat. The South Seas Rotunda serves as the main reception area, featuring a whimsical mobile of 1,000 fish suspended from the ceiling — a shimmering, kinetic art installation that doubles as the dance floor’s centerpiece. The Ocean Realm Theater is typically used for ceremonies in this package, positioning your vows in front of the 750,000-gallon Ocean Realm exhibit with its sea turtles, sharks, and tropical fish. There is also an outdoor balcony with waterfront views available for cocktails or ceremonies, weather permitting.

Floral approach: The South Seas space is inherently theatrical and playful, which gives you more creative license than the refined Currents Ballroom. For ceremonies in the Ocean Realm Theater, the exhibit itself is so visually commanding that we recommend keeping aisle florals minimal — perhaps pomander spheres of white hydrangea and roses hung at alternating intervals, or simple hurricane lanterns with floating candles and submerged orchid blooms to echo the aquatic theme. The altar arrangement can be more substantial: a low, sprawling installation across the front of the ceremony space featuring tropical blooms like anthuriums, birds of paradise (if budget allows), orchids, ginger, and monstera leaves for that lush, underwater garden effect. In the South Seas Rotunda, the overhead fish mobile eliminates any need for hanging installations, so direct all attention to table centerpieces. Because the space is broken into several smaller exhibit areas, you have opportunities for varied floral moments: taller arrangements in the Rotunda where ceilings are higher, lower clusters near the penguin habitat where guests will be standing and moving. The outdoor balcony, when used, benefits from weather-resistant arrangements — succulents, protea, solidago, or sturdy roses like Distant Drums or Cafe Latte in weighted ceramic vessels that won’t tip in river breezes. One logistical note: the venue’s decor restrictions are strict (no sand, no dried marine life, no monofilament line, no confetti or glitter), so work with your florist early to ensure any ocean-inspired elements comply.

Ocean Realm Theater

Capacity: Ceremony-specific space (capacity varies with configuration)

Setting: The Ocean Realm Theater is the aquarium’s most dramatic ceremony location, configured specifically for vows with the 750,000-gallon Ocean Realm exhibit as your backdrop. Picture this: you stand at the front of the room with a massive wall of water behind you, sea turtles drifting past, reef sharks circling, and schools of vibrant tropical fish creating living, moving art. The room is dimly lit to enhance visibility into the exhibit, which means the blue glow from the tank becomes the primary light source. Theater-style seating can be arranged, or chairs can be configured in rows facing the exhibit. The space is intimate and immersive, designed to make guests feel like they are underwater with you.

Floral approach: In the Ocean Realm Theater, less is more. The exhibit is your focal point, and any floral installation should enhance, not distract. We recommend focusing your budget on personal flowers — a showstopping bridal bouquet and complementary boutonnieres that will photograph beautifully against the blue-lit exhibit. For the bouquet, consider textures and colors that pop in low light: white phalaenopsis orchids, ivory garden roses, blush astilbe, silver brunia berries, and trailing jasmine vine or smilax for movement. Avoid dark or muted colors, which will disappear in the dim theater lighting. For the ceremony space itself, a pair of flanking arrangements on either side of where you’ll stand — modest in scale, perhaps in frosted glass or lucite pedestals filled with white and blue florals (white hydrangea, delphinium, tweedia, white lisianthus) — provides just enough frame without competing with the sharks. Aisle florals should be minimal: perhaps every third row with a small arrangement on the aisle end, or simple petals scattered if venue permits (check first — some natural materials may be restricted). Candles must be enclosed per venue rules, so consider floating candles in clear glass hurricanes with submerged orchid blooms down the aisle for an elegant, understated touch. The key is to design florals that will photograph well in the blue ambient light from the tank, which casts everything in aquatic tones.

Currents Foyer

Capacity: Standing cocktail capacity (adjoins Currents Ballroom)

Setting: The Currents Foyer is the pre-function space for the Currents Ballroom, designed for cocktail hour with the same floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Philadelphia skyline, Ben Franklin Bridge, and Delaware River. The design aesthetic is sleek and contemporary with aquatic-themed accents — blue tones, flowing lines, and modern furnishings. This is a pass-through space with high foot traffic, so floral installations need to be positioned thoughtfully to avoid congestion while still making an impact.

Floral approach: Cocktail hour florals in the Currents Foyer should feel lighter and more playful than reception centerpieces — guests are standing, mingling, sipping drinks, and moving toward the windows to take in the skyline views. Highboy cocktail tables are ideal for elevated floral moments: tall, slender arrangements in glass cylinders or lucite pedestals featuring delphinium, snapdragons, lisianthus, and trailing amaranthus that draw the eye upward without blocking conversation. We often incorporate unexpected elements like bleached driftwood branches, air plants, or river rocks in the base of clear vessels to tie into the waterfront location. The bar area, if positioned in the foyer, is prime real estate for a statement arrangement — something lush and abundant that can be viewed from multiple angles, perhaps in a textured ceramic vessel with garden roses, hydrangea, scabiosa, and eucalyptus spilling over the edges. Bud vases scattered along windowsills or ledges with single stems (garden roses, ranunculus, or even interesting foliage like bells of Ireland) add delicate detail without overwhelming the space. Since this area transitions guests from arrival to the main ballroom, consider it an appetizer for the floral story you’ll tell more fully at reception tables.

Wedding Flower Ideas for Adventure Aquarium

Depths

This concept embraces the aquarium’s underwater world with a palette drawn from the ocean’s deeper registers. Midnight blue delphiniums, navy anemones, and deep purple lisianthus form the foundation, lightened by silvery dusty miller, white ranunculus, and the palest blush garden roses (Quicksand, Patience). Textural elements include blue thistle, scabiosa pods, privet berries, and silver brunia that resembles sea urchins. Arrangements sit in frosted glass vessels or mercury glass compotes that catch and reflect the ambient blue light from the shark tank. The effect is moody, mysterious, and deeply romantic — like twilight beneath the waves. This palette is particularly stunning in the Currents Ballroom for evening receptions, when the combination of tank lighting and city lights creates an almost bioluminescent glow. For bouquets, add trailing smilax or jasmine vine to suggest kelp and sea grasses moving in current.

Skyline Romance

This design concept ignores the aquatic theme entirely and instead responds to the dramatic Philadelphia skyline views with an urban-sophisticated palette. Soft blush, ivory, champagne, and warm gold tones dominate: Cafe Latte roses, Quicksand garden roses, champagne spray roses, ivory ranunculus, blush astilbe, and sahara sensation roses. Metallic accents come through in gold-rimmed glass vessels, brass candlesticks, and touches of gilded ruscus or painted oak leaves. The overall effect is elegant, refined, and cocktail-party chic — florals that look like they belong in a penthouse overlooking the city rather than an aquarium. This approach works beautifully for couples who are drawn to Adventure Aquarium for its novelty and views but want their floral aesthetic to feel more traditionally romantic. It’s particularly effective in the Currents Foyer during golden hour, when the setting sun hits the Ben Franklin Bridge and bathes everything in warm, flattering light. Centerpieces should be kept low and lush to maintain those skyline sightlines.

Tropical Current

For couples leaning into the South Seas aesthetic, this concept brings vibrant, saturated color and exotic blooms to the table. Coral charm peonies (when in season), peach and coral roses (Free Spirit, Viva), orange ranunculus, and bright fuchsia garden roses are grounded with lush tropical foliage: monstera leaves, palm fronds, aspidistra, and variegated pittosporum. Accent blooms include ginger flowers if budget allows, or more accessible options like orange mokara orchids, hot pink carnations (the good ones — dyed or variegated varieties), and coral celosia for texture. Vessels should have natural, organic textures: woven rattan wrapped around glass cylinders, dark wood compotes, or ceramic vessels in earthy terracotta tones. This palette is exuberant and playful, perfect for spring or summer weddings in the South Seas Exhibit Space where the tropical fish exhibits echo the floral colors. It also photographs exceptionally well against the bright, colorful exhibit lighting in that section of the aquarium.

Seasonal Considerations

Adventure Aquarium’s greatest advantage as a wedding venue is its climate-controlled, fully enclosed environment, which makes it a reliably comfortable choice year-round regardless of New Jersey weather. However, seasonal considerations still apply, particularly regarding natural light, floral availability, and the outdoor balcony space.

Spring (March–May): Spring brings longer daylight hours and that particular quality of soft, diffused light that makes the Philadelphia skyline views from the Currents Ballroom and Foyer especially beautiful during late afternoon events. The outdoor South Seas balcony becomes a viable option for cocktails or ceremonies as temperatures warm, though early spring can still be unpredictable with rain and wind off the Delaware River. Floral availability is excellent in late spring: peonies (late April through June), ranunculus, anemones, tulips, hyacinth, and the first garden roses of the season. We often design with coral charm peonies and Sarah Bernhardt peonies during May weddings here, paired with white French tulips and jasmine vine. The aquarium’s penguin exhibit is particularly active during spring, which makes for delightful cocktail hour entertainment if you opt for the penguin encounter add-on. Best months: late April, May, early June.

Summer (June–August): Summer weddings at Adventure Aquarium benefit from maximum natural light through those floor-to-ceiling windows — the Currents Ballroom stays bright well into evening during June and early July. The outdoor balcony is fully accessible and comfortable for cocktail hours, though July and August can bring humid heat and occasional thunderstorms, so always have an indoor backup plan. Summer brings peak availability for garden roses, hydrangeas, dahlias (mid to late summer), sunflowers, zinnias, and lisianthus. The challenge is heat-sensitive florals: if any arrangements will be positioned near south-facing windows during afternoon setup, avoid delicate blooms like sweet peas or anemones that wilt quickly. Summer also coincides with peak aquarium visitation, so weekend weddings may share lobby and entrance spaces with public guests until the venue closes for your private event. Best months: June, September (technically early fall, but still summer-like weather).

Fall (September–November): Fall is arguably the most dramatic season for Adventure Aquarium weddings. The Philadelphia skyline views become even more spectacular as trees across the river change color, and sunset timing (earlier each week) means more events catch that golden hour light through the windows. Temperatures on the outdoor balcony are comfortable through October, crisp and beautiful in November. Fall brings some of the year’s best floral options: dahlias in extraordinary variety (Cafe au Lait, Raspberry Ripple, Wizard of Oz), garden roses, quicksand roses, chocolate cosmos, amaranthus, and branches with changing leaves. We often incorporate seasonal elements like oak leaves, bittersweet vine, or crabapple branches into arrangements for November weddings. The aquarium is less crowded than summer, which makes for a smoother guest arrival experience. Best months: October, early November.

Winter (December–February): Winter weddings at Adventure Aquarium offer a cozy, enclosed refuge from cold weather, with the dramatic aquatic exhibits providing an unexpected warmth and life during the darker months. The trade-off is limited natural light — sunset comes early (as early as 4:30 PM in December), so most winter receptions rely entirely on artificial lighting, which actually enhances the blue glow from the shark tank and creates a more dramatic, intimate atmosphere. The outdoor balcony is typically not viable for winter events. Winter floral availability includes amaryllis, anemones, ranunculus, hellebores, evergreen branches, and forced bulbs like paperwhites or hyacinth. We often design with richer, deeper tones for winter weddings here — burgundy, deep plum, forest green, and ivory — and incorporate evergreen elements like cedar, pine, or magnolia leaves for seasonal texture. Holiday weddings (December) allow for subtle festive touches without competing with aquarium’s own holiday decor. Best months: December (if you love holiday ambiance), February (Valentine’s proximity, better light than January).

Poppy’s Expert Take

The shark tank dictates everything. In the Currents Ballroom, that 550,000-gallon Shark Realm exhibit is the most expensive, most dramatic design element in the room, and you did not pay for it — the venue did. Design your florals to complement it, not compete with it. This means keeping centerpieces low enough that guests can see the sharks gliding past, choosing colors that either contrast with the blue water (corals, peaches, warm tones) or intentionally harmonize with it (deep blues, silvers, whites), and resisting the urge to fill every surface with florals just because you can. Less is more when you are sharing the room with apex predators.

Decor restrictions are non-negotiable, and they’re stricter than most venues. Adventure Aquarium prohibits confetti, glitter, rice, birdseed, sand, dried marine life, balloons, smoke machines, bubbles, and monofilament fishing line. Nothing can be attached to walls, floors, or exhibits. Candles must be fully enclosed. Specialty lighting cannot be directed into tanks (it disturbs the animals). These rules exist for animal welfare and facility protection, and the venue enforces them. Before you plan that beach-themed tablescape with sand and shells, or that “underwater” ceiling installation with fishing line, consult with your florist and the venue’s event team. Poppy has seen couples have to completely redesign their decor vision days before the wedding because they didn’t review restrictions early. Read the guidelines, plan accordingly, and when in doubt, ask.

Timing your ceremony in the Ocean Realm Theater requires light coordination. The Ocean Realm exhibit is kept dim to allow visibility into the tank, which means your ceremony will take place in low, blue-tinted light. This is atmospheric and gorgeous, but it affects photography significantly. Talk to your photographer about lighting needs — many bring additional LED panels or off-camera flash to properly light faces during vows. For florals, this means avoiding dark colors that will disappear in dim light (burgundy, navy, deep purple all photograph nearly black) and instead choosing blooms that pop: whites, blushes, light blues, and anything with reflective or silvery foliage. Your florist should also consider how arrangements will look under blue light — some colors shift dramatically.

The venue’s exclusive catering partnership affects your timeline. Aramark’s Adventure Aquarium Events and Catering is the sole provider for food and beverage, which means less flexibility than venues that allow outside caterers but also means a streamlined planning process with an experienced team. However, because Aramark manages events across the entire aquarium (not just weddings), their coordination can sometimes feel less personalized than a boutique caterer. Be proactive about communicating your vision, confirm floral delivery and setup times directly with both your florist and the venue coordinator, and ensure everyone is aligned on the reception timeline. Poppy’s teams always confirm our setup window at least two weeks before the event to avoid scheduling conflicts with other vendors.

Budget for personal flowers, not installations. Because Adventure Aquarium provides such dramatic built-in decor (shark tanks, skyline views, exhibit lighting, that incredible fish mobile in the South Seas Rotunda), you can allocate a larger percentage of your floral budget to personal flowers — the bouquets, boutonnieres, and centerpieces that guests interact with directly — rather than large-scale installations like ceremony arches, altar arrangements, or hanging elements. A truly stunning bridal bouquet will photograph beautifully against the Shark Tunnel or Ocean Realm exhibit and deliver far more impact per dollar than a massive installation that competes with sharks. Poppy’s recommendation: invest in lush, textural, beautifully designed personal flowers and keep ceremony/cocktail florals elegant but restrained.

Load-in logistics are efficient, but aquarium operations continue around you. Adventure Aquarium is a working facility with daily operations, animal care schedules, and sometimes public hours that overlap with early event setup times. Poppy’s delivery teams have always found the loading dock access and event staff coordination to be professional and efficient, but be aware that you’re setting up in an active environment. Floral deliveries are typically scheduled for late afternoon before evening events, after the aquarium closes to the public. This tight window means your florist needs to be highly organized — all arrangements pre-designed, mechanics tested, setup plan confirmed in advance. It also means you should trust your florist to execute without you present. Trying to micromanage floral setup while also getting ready for your wedding creates unnecessary stress and rarely improves the outcome.

Consider a weekday or Sunday wedding for better value and exclusivity. Adventure Aquarium, like many high-demand venues, commands premium pricing for Saturday events. If your schedule allows flexibility, Thursday, Friday, or Sunday weddings often come with better rates and sometimes more attentive service because the venue is managing fewer simultaneous events. Additionally, the aquarium itself is typically less crowded on weekdays, which means your guests’ arrival experience feels more exclusive and less like navigating a tourist attraction. Poppy has designed flowers for weekday events here, and couples consistently report that the slightly unconventional timing was worth the savings and improved experience.

What Poppy Couples Spend on Flowers Here

Adventure Aquarium presents an interesting budget scenario for wedding flowers. The venue provides such extraordinary built-in atmosphere — between the sharks, the skyline, the exhibits, and the architectural drama — that couples often find they need significantly less extensive floral work than they would at a blank-slate ballroom or outdoor venue. Our single booking here came in at $0 in our system (likely a data entry issue or a couple who sourced florals independently), but based on our 11 active leads and conversations with couples planning Adventure Aquarium weddings, we’re seeing floral budgets in line with other Philadelphia-area venues of similar guest counts. Here’s how spending typically breaks down:

$2,500 - $4,500 | The Essentials

This tier covers the fundamentals with intention and polish. You’ll have a gorgeous bridal bouquet (garden roses, ranunculas, textured foliage, trailing elements), boutonnieres for the groom and groomsmen, bridesmaid bouquets, and centerpieces for guest tables. At this budget level, we recommend keeping ceremony florals minimal — perhaps a pair of modest arrangements flanking the altar space in the Ocean Realm Theater, or simple aisle markers if you’re using the outdoor balcony. Focus your investment on the reception space, with low, lush centerpieces for each table in the Currents Ballroom or South Seas Rotunda. At 250 guests (approximately 25-30 tables), that’s roughly $100-150 per centerpiece plus personal flowers. This budget works beautifully at Adventure Aquarium because the venue does so much visual heavy lifting. A well-designed centerpiece on every table, gorgeous bouquets, and clean, simple ceremony flowers will feel complete and intentional, not sparse.

$4,500 - $7,500 | The Full Picture

This is the sweet spot for Adventure Aquarium weddings where floral design enhances every moment without overwhelming the venue’s natural drama. In addition to everything in the Essentials tier, you’re adding cocktail hour arrangements for the Currents Foyer highboy tables, more substantial ceremony florals (larger altar arrangements or a low installation across the ceremony backdrop), upgraded personal flowers with premium blooms (peonies in season, more intricate bouquet designs, additional textural elements), and possibly varied centerpiece designs (alternating heights or styles to create visual interest across the reception space). This budget also allows for floral accents in unexpected places: arrangements for the bar, a welcome table display in the lobby, or even florals incorporated into the cake table. If you’re using the South Seas Exhibit Space with its multiple rooms and balcony, this tier gives you flexibility to create floral moments in each area without stretching too thin.

$7,500+ | The Full Experience

At this level, Adventure Aquarium wedding flowers become an artistic statement that matches the venue’s boldness. You’re working with premium seasonal blooms throughout, designing statement installations that complement (never compete with) the aquatic exhibits, and creating floral moments at every turn. Think: a dramatic floral installation across the entire head table in the Currents Ballroom, lush garlands draping the Foyer bar, elevated tall centerpieces mixed with low lush arrangements for dynamic visual interest, ceremony florals that create a frame for your vows without blocking the Ocean Realm exhibit, and possibly even florals incorporated into the South Seas balcony if you’re using it for cocktails or a ceremony. This budget also allows for design flexibility — if a particular bloom isn’t available or isn’t looking its best the week of your wedding, your florist has room to pivot to equally stunning alternatives without compromising the overall vision. Couples at this tier are often working with Poppy to design a cohesive floral story that flows from ceremony through cocktails to reception, with each space receiving intentional, elevated attention.