S&T Floral Design, LLC

In the world of floral arrangements,
flowers are rarely just flowers.
They’re atmosphere.
They exist in memory.

They’re the quiet detail that makes
a space feel like a moment in time.
And in New Jersey’s elevated business
scene, Susan Mitchell has built a
reputation for understanding these
differences better than most.

Susan doesn’t just
arrange flowers…

She orchestrates them.

Susan says:

I love to make things
pretty.

Sounds simple, but
nothing I do is simple.

I truly enjoy inspecting the area and finding inspiration, and then creating a floral arrangement or installation that really complements the space. Using color, shapes, sizes and textures. Flowers are almost like paint and architecture at the same time. So I use them to make the space as appealing to the eye as possible. Creating a welcoming environment or a romantic atmosphere.”

A table centerpiece
becomes a conversation
starter. A ceremony arch
becomes the frame for a
once-in-a-lifetime photograph.

A ballroom transforms from
beautiful to breathtaking
with the thoughtful placement
of garden roses, peonies,
and delicate textures that
feel as if nature itself RSVP’d
to the wedding.

Susan’s design sensibility
sits comfortably between
classic and contemporary.
Think timeless palettes,
sculptural arrangements,
and florals that feel
intentional rather than
overworked.

The result…

Rooms that feel curated, not decorated.

Susan says:

Customers can, and do, expect us to execute their vision with care and effort. They desire their venue to be different, stand out. Offering THEIR customers visuals that confirm they have made the right choice.

My ideal client has their own clients in mind.”

But what truly distinguishes Susan is her calm command of the moment. Weddings move fast. Details matter. And Susan Mitchell has the rare ability to make the complex feel seamless. Venues, planners, and families alike trust her to translate a vision into a setting guests will remember long after the last champagne glass is cleared.

Susan says:

The reason I do what I do is simple. Life is short, we should indulge our eyes in beauty, just as we indulge the rest of our senses in music, good food, and nice smelling perfumes.”