Behind the Blooms

Close-up of a white lily flower with yellow stamens and dark anthers, blurry green background.

  • Hello there, we’re Crystal and Davy. We begin with flowers, we think in space.

    BLACC is a Melbourne-based floral and creative studio working across weddings, events and considered environments.

    Our work is grounded in the belief that good design is not about adding more. It is about understanding what belongs.

    Flowers are often our starting point — their movement, imperfection, colour and seasonality. From there, we consider the wider environment: architecture, proportion, material, light and the way people move through a space.

    The result is work that feels expressive without excess, refined without feeling overly resolved, and personal without relying on convention.

  • FROM BLACC FLOWER TO BLACC.

    BLACC began in Melbourne in 2019 as Blacc Flower, with a focus on floral design for weddings and events.

    Over time, our work naturally became larger than flowers alone.

    A ceremony installation led to conversations about its surrounding architecture. A tablescape became a conversation about linen, candlelight, stationery and proportion. A reception became less about individual floral arrangements and more about how the entire room should feel.

    That evolution changed the way we approached design.

    BLACC reflects where the studio is today — and where it is going.

    Flowers remain at the heart of what we do, but our practice now moves more freely between floral design, styling and space.

    We create celebrations as complete visual environments: thoughtful, expressive and designed to be experienced.

  • CONSIDERED, NOT CONVENTIONAL.

    We don't believe a wedding needs to follow a formula.

    Our work responds to the people, place and atmosphere of each celebration rather than recreating a predetermined aesthetic.

    We are drawn to natural movement, unexpected combinations, strong composition and details that reveal themselves slowly.

    The goal is never simply to make a space look decorated.

    It is to make it feel like it could only belong to you.

A woman in a black dress and gold shoes is walking down a spiral staircase in a rustic interior with wooden walls. The staircase is made of rust-colored metal. There is a large bouquet of flowers at the bottom of the staircase.
A person in a wedding dress holding a bouquet wrapped in cloth with handwritten words such as 'Forever,' 'Trust,' and 'Honesty.' The image has a text overlay that reads 'The Anti-Bride'.
Wedding ceremony altar with floral arrangements and candles in a minimalist church interior.
A happy bride and groom holding hands and smiling outdoors next to large floral arrangements during a wedding ceremony.
A person holding two green squash with the words "TILL" and "DEATH" carved into them. The person is wearing a white shirt with floral embroidery.
A decorated banquet table with candles and glassware, with a chair draped in a cream-colored fabric that has a ruffled design, and a sign that says 'Table 1' attached to the fabric.
Close-up of a person wearing a black suit jacket with a white shirt underneath and a green braided rope tied as a decorative accessory on the lapel.
Elegant wedding reception table setting with white tablecloth, wine glasses, water glass, cutlery, a menu, a wrapped gift, roses in a vase, a lit candle, and a wicker lamp
Tall floral arrangement of white and green flowers, including hydrangeas and orchids, set indoors with view of outdoor vineyards through large window.

for people who notice the details.

We design with flowers, but think in colour, shape, texture and space. Every arrangement is considered as part of the bigger picture, creating something that feels effortless, expressive and entirely your own.

Big picture dreams, tiny details, half-formed ideas, saved images and everything in between, send them our way. You don’t need to have it all figured out. Tell us what you’re imagining, what you love, and what you’re still working out.

A colorful arrangement of fruit and vegetable sculptures, including an eggplant with a lace bow, a cherry tomato, a lemon, and a parsnip, all arranged in a white speckled pot with black ribbons, on a wooden surface against a beige background.