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Juliet Tan Floral Design is a Chicago florist at 220 N Halsted St offering floral arrangements for weddings and other events. The studio covers bridal and bridal party bouquets, boutonnieres, ceremony arrangements and coverings, and reception arrangements, with a design approach rooted in romantic and whimsical arrangements; Juliet has also worked with themed weddings and built fully custom arch installations. Juliet Tan studied under Masters including Preston Bailey and Karen Tran, and her work has been featured in CS Magazine Wedding Guide Chicago, Style Me Pretty, The Knot, Modern Luxury Brides, Chicago Weddings Magazine, Splash Magazine, WeddingWire, Gay Weddings by WeddingWire, and Wedding Venture. Based in Chicago, with documented work at venues including The Peninsula, The Drake, The Waldorf-Astoria, Loews JW Marriott, Stan Mansion, Room 1520, Germania Place, Loft on Lake, and Harold's Washington Library. Reviewers frequently highlight that floral arrangements drew widespread compliments from guests, that Juliet understood their visions and delivered beyond expectations, and that she handled last-minute requests on the wedding day with flexibility.
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