Unveiling the Extraordinary: Discovering Non-Traditional Wedding Venues in NYC with Rose Red & Lavender

Introduction: As a florist who has always catered to successful, creative individuals, I am thrilled to share with you the captivating world of non-traditional wedding venues in New York City. Here, where imagination knows no bounds, couples can break away from convention and embark on a celebration that reflects their unique personalities and style. Alongside these remarkable venues, Rose Red & Lavender, adds a touch of botanical artistry to create unforgettable wedding experiences. Join me as we explore the extraordinary, guided by the spirit of Rose Red & Lavender.

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The Foundry (Long Island City, Queens): Nestled in the heart of Long Island City, The Foundry stands as a testament to New York City’s industrial past. With my expertise and passion for floral design, I bring forth a harmonious fusion of nature and urban charm within this raw, historic space. From cascading floral installations to delicate blooms adorning every corner, Rose Red & Lavender transforms The Foundry into an ethereal sanctuary of love and beauty.
Wythe Hotel (Williamsburg, Brooklyn): Williamsburg’s Wythe Hotel has always captivated successful, creative couples seeking a non-traditional wedding experience. As the owner of Rose Red & Lavender, I curate bespoke floral designs that complement the hotel’s modern vintage aesthetic. Each bouquet and centerpiece becomes a unique work of art, delicately blending with the venue’s historic architecture to create an atmosphere of refined elegance and natural allure.
The Liberty Warehouse (Red Hook, Brooklyn): Red Hook’s The Liberty Warehouse has long been a favorite among my clientele, and I understand its allure to successful and creative minds. With Rose Red & Lavender’s botanical artistry, we weave floral magic into every corner of this waterfront gem. From enchanting ceremony backdrops to lush tablescapes, the florals effortlessly merge with the venue’s industrial-meets-nautical charm, evoking a sense of whimsy and romance.
The Metropolitan Building (Long Island City, Queens): At The Metropolitan Building, a treasure trove of vintage allure, my floral designs bloom alongside the venue’s eclectic collection of antiques. As the owner of Rose Red & Lavender, I breathe life into this space, capturing the essence of nostalgia and romance in every arrangement. From intricate bouquets to ethereal installations, the botanical elements transport guests to a bygone era, creating an unforgettable ambiance for their celebration.
Cedar Lakes Estate (Port Jervis, Hudson Valley): As successful and creative couples venture beyond the city, Cedar Lakes Estate in the Hudson Valley awaits with its serene beauty. At Rose Red & Lavender, we embrace this natural haven, infusing it with our botanical mastery. Bouquets inspired by the surrounding landscape and organic installations become the centerpiece of this idyllic sanctuary, blending seamlessly with the lush surroundings and creating a dreamlike setting for a truly remarkable wedding.

Conclusion: In the realm of non-traditional wedding venues in New York City, Rose Red & Lavender, my floral studio, has always catered to successful, creative individuals seeking an extraordinary celebration. With my expertise and dedication, I elevate these remarkable venues to new heights of beauty and enchantment. From the industrial charm of The Foundry to the vintage allure of The Metropolitan Building, Rose Red & Lavender’s bespoke floral designs infuse each space with an extra layer of magic. Together, we create weddings that are as unique and extraordinary as the couples themselves, surpassing convention to become true works of art. Join me in embracing the collaboration of unforgettable venues and botanical mastery, crafting a wedding experience that transcends the ordinary and embraces

About the author

Kimberly Sevilla

Originally from West Virginia, Kimberly Sevilla majored in Chemistry while in and worked as a lab assistant for the USDA creating GMOs. She moved to New York to pursue her dream of being a designer, creating costumes for Drag Queens and Club Kids. In her ascent to Club Kid fame, she inadvertently became an international designer creating 3D environmental projections with virtual imaging for events, museums and retail displays for lots of fancy clients Hi Chanel! in 2008 Kimberly decided it was time to get back to her roots of working with plants and flowers, and founded her floral empire, Rose Red & Lavender. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Real Simple, Vogue Magazine, Carats and Cake, Style Me Pretty, and Biz Bash Magazine. When not scheming her next production, Kimberly enjoys spending time with her family: camping, hiking, and canoeing and having the occasional karaoke dance party.