Tin Cup Flower Co.

Aelish Lascoe is a floral designer, flower farmer, and former art historian who lives in the Scottish Highlands. She has lived in several states, including Texas, Ohio, Qatar, and Indonesia. Currently, she resides in Pearland, Texas, with her audio-engineer husband and their adorable 2-year-old daughter, whom she adores. All of these places, as well as her art studies, have an impact on her work. She is particularly drawn to Post-Impressionism, particularly the vibrant colors and gesticulations of the Fauves, which she finds particularly appealing. Tin Cup Farm was established in a small backyard garden in Houston's Near-Northside neighborhood in late 2016, with the help of a friend. It didn't take long for the farm to outgrow its original location and relocate to Buffalo, Texas, where it expanded its growing operations to include perennials and heirloom fruits and vegetables. In their current location, Tin Cup Flower Co. serves the greater Houston area, where they participate in 8-10 events per year. Wild, artistic, whimsical, and connected to the seasons have been used to describe their wedding theme and style. Each event is meticulously planned to match the aesthetic and financial constraints of the couple hosting it. Weddings and events with a full range of services With our full-service package, we will collaborate with you to design a stunning floral arrangement that will flow seamlessly with your overall wedding theme. Our team will meet with you after receiving your questionnaire to discuss your color palette and inspiration images in order to determine your personal style. We will provide you with a proposal that details our pricing, and once we have been booked, we will begin the process of custom designing all of the floral arrangements for your wedding. Delivery, setup, and breakdown are all included, ensuring that all of the details are taken care of to the highest standard. We only accept one full service wedding per weekend, which means you will receive our undivided attention as well as the freshest blooms available. A minimum of $5,000 is required, and the service is available all year.