Little Wild Bloom firmly believes in creating a space that is diverse and inclusive for all. You will be honored, respected and valued. Come as you are - no matter your gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or identity - you are loved and welcome here.

Little Wild Bloom schedules a limited amount of weddings + events each season to ensure every celebration receives the time and personalized attention it deserves.

From initial inquiry to final floral design, your vision is heard and your details are lovingly curated. We take the utmost care in sourcing interesting foliage and flora, hand dyed silks, eco friendly recycled ribbons, as well as unique and reusable vessels.

We take pride in creating pieces that are out of the ordinary - bursting with color and texture, inspired by you - your style, your preferences, the architecture of your venue. We use dried and foraged florals to add unexpected, seasonal touches - making each arrangement truly one of a kind.

Little Wild Bloom strives to be as environmentally friendly and sustainable as possible. We do not use floral foam, encourage guests to take arrangements home at the close of each event, compost all flower debris and recycle waste. When seasonally available - we strive to source local and American grown flowers.

"Stephanie went above and beyond working with us to make sure we had exactly what we wanted and that is was also within our budget. I will never be able to explain the moment I laid eyes on my bouquet, it was actual magic this is I am sure of!!" -Paige, bride

I'm a born + raised midwesterner that transplanted to Florida, then fell in love with the mountains of Western North Carolina. After many years of dreaming, my family took the plunge and relocated to Asheville in 2021 and I pinch myself daily that I get to call this magical place home.

I'm the momma and wife in a little red haired family - my boys spend a lot of time helping out behind the scenes, whether it’s pulling weeds or delivering blooms, they’ve grown up alongside this little business of mine.

I love a good cup of coffee, all things cozy and strive to find adventure in the simple. My happiest place is in the garden with my people and my chickens.

My love of flowers became a career in floral design after the birth of my first son. While I transitioned from being a full time hairstylist to a mostly stay at home mom I longed for a creative outlet. Inspired by the amazing farmer florists of the PNW, I picked up some blooms and started arranging. I found the similarities between good hair and good flowers striking - color, balance, texture - it all translates.

Becoming a florist and sharing in so many celebrations of love, life and happiness has been humbling and overwhelmingly fulfilling - the ultimate dream come true.

Photos by Jessica Castro Photography; Fox + Film Photo.