Jimmy and Jonathan at Green Sinner arranged the bouquets, boutonnieres and centerpieces at my October wedding last year, and they were absolutely breathtaking.\n\nThis isn't the place to go for standard wedding flower arrangements where you choose exactly what you want. Jimmy really has an artistic eye for decor, personality, and season. He sees a wedding as more of a theatrical experience, and arrangements as props within the scene. I had suggestions on what I wanted: Metal leaves mixed in the bouquets, sunflowers, etc., but I let him get creative and do what he does best.\n\nJimmy and I are both obsessed with thrift store shopping and creative reuse, so we had an immediate bond.\n\nThey ended up incorporating old books, door knobs, and vintage postcards in the centerpieces, along with some bright flowers, like dahlias and sunflowers. It brightened up our venue tremendously, and we got compliments on the arrangements all night long.\n\nAlso keep in mind that they try as much as they try to use flowers that are locally in season, since they grow a lot of the stuff themselves at their Lawrenceville storefront as well as a local farm. (But they're Green Sinners, not saints! If there's a must-have flower that's out of season that you want, they'll work with you.)\n\nThey also worked within a certain price point for me, which was a lifesaver.\n\nIn addition to weddings, they host terrarium classes, create and deliver arrangements for special occasions, and have a location at the Pittsburgh Public Market in the Strip, although I wouldn't be able vouch as much for those things.