a new service by
festoon
/ fĕs-to͞on /
verb
to adorn, drape, or cover something heavily with decorations, lights, or materials
noun
a decorative chain of flowers, leaves, or fabric, hanging between two points
Christmas Tree Styling
for your
home or business
by a commercial industry professional bringing over 10 years of experience and a love for all things holiday!
How it Works
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Choose which offering suits your needs: Classic or Custom
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Click "Explore" for an overview, or "Get Started" for the inquiry form, where I'll gather some basic information from you
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After I receive your inquiry, I'll review it and get back to you with pricing based on your answers
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From there, you can request to book, schedule, and pay
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Prior to my arrival, I'll send some notes for day-of preparation with tips for how to make my time in your space most efficient
Brands you might recognize in my holiday styling portfolio include:
I'm going to let you in on a secret;
I'm not a Winter person.
I do, however, love the holidays. As a Prop Stylist, styling for them has consistently been my favorite area of work, year after year. Commercial holiday styling begins months ahead of time, so by late November, the work slows, but I'm still ready for more. After some careful planning, I'm now able to share my enthusiasm and eye for detail with you, in your home or small business.
Nostalgia without
the hassle.
There's a lot of pressure to feel joyful at the holidays, but not everyone has the time, physical ability, or finds enjoyment in creating a festive home, and that's ok. Whatever your reason for needing a helping hand this year, you can feel confident that I'll provide a stress-free experience for you. The result? A tree that I hope will bring you joy throughout the season.
festoon
/ fĕs-to͞on /
verb
to adorn, drape, or cover something heavily with decorations, lights, or materials
noun
a decorative chain of flowers, leaves, or fabric, hanging between two points
What's in a name?
A note from Suzanne:
The noun "festoon" dates back to the 1600s, and later became a verb after a century or so of "festoon-adorning." I found this a fitting name for a service that offers decorating in New England,a region rich in colonial history.