Paper Peony

Name: Paper Peony
Address: Anchorage, AK, US
Telephone: +19073171201
Rating: 5

Exquisitely Alaskan floral design. Delivery in the Anchorage bowl. To place an order, please visit h Paper Peony specializes in personal, exquisite floral design.

Whether you love classic roses or handpicked Alaska wildflowers, we are here to make your special day even more memorable. Confused? Independent Anchorage florist, Natasha Price, is in the process of rebranding. Her blog, Alaska Knit Nat, is still updated periodically, but because her flower design business has been “blooming,” she decided to rekindle her original business, Paper Peony. Paper Peon

y is a joint venture between Natasha and expert designer Evan Falconer. Evan has relocated to San Francisco where she enjoys the bounty of Californian floral availability and takes artistic still-life photographs of her favorite blooms. Evan and Natasha try to collaborate when at all possible. Paper Peony will work closely with you to establish the look and feel of your event through floral arrangements, centerpieces, bouquets, corsages, and more. We look forward to collaborating with you! Feel free to "like" our page or send us a Facebook message.

01/12/2025

Dried lavender, bunny tail grass, pampas grass, limonium, wax flower and mini pittosporum. A fragrant, long lasting combination for a flower crown.

01/01/2025

Happy New Year! I’m enjoying a lovely break before diving back into floral design next week. Looking forward to a new year of creativity.

12/25/2024

Wishing you peace and togetherness this holiday season. Tonight my family is remembering someone close whom we lost this year. Loo Loo would have loved this arrangement and our 22-year tradition of having spaghetti on Christmas Eve!

12/17/2024

It’s been a busy month with several folks putting in their holiday orders early. I am booked through the end of the year. Thank you to all my customers for supporting my one-woman business. Warm wishes this holiday season! See you in 2025!

12/16/2024

Standing in a sea of poinsettias - doesn’t get more holiday than that! Photos by || flower crowns by

12/13/2024

It’s Santa Lucia’s Day! This day commemorates Lucia of Syracuse, an early-fourth-century martyr who, as legend has it, brought food and aid to Christians hiding in the Roman catacombs wearing a candle-lit wreath on her head to light her way, leaving both hands free to carry as much food as possible. In Scandinavian countries it marks the beginning of Christmastime and is a festival of light. Wishing you lots of light as we enter the darkest time of the year. Beautiful photos by

12/06/2024

I’m always a cheerleader for carnations but even I sometimes underestimate them, especially the bright red ones. When paired with many textures and other vibrant colors such as purple and orange, even the everyday red carnation has a place to shine.

12/04/2024

This Jane Austen winter shoot will forever be a favorite. Photo by the ADN Best of Alaska’s 2024 Best Photographer !
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12/02/2024

Dec. 1, 2018 was a day I’ll always remember. Well, it’s the day prior that most Anchorage-ites will recall. We experienced a 7.1 magnitude earthquake at 8:30 a.m. It was traumatic, to say the least, but Alaskans are resilient so we all carried on with our day as best we could. For me that meant designing flowers for a wedding at Kincaid Chalet that was to take place the following day. A building inspector gave the chalet the OK in the late morning so I hunkered down in my garage to design bridal florals, flower crowns and boutonnières. It was just the distraction I needed to keep my mind off the myriad aftershocks we had throughout the day. The next morning my husband, son and I drove out to Kincaid, stopping at Tasty Freez on our way (they were having a sale on shakes 🤣). We set up dozens of feet of cedar garland along the tables, and everything was so calm and so perfect. Gosh, how much time and life has gone by since then. Congratulations, Todd and Karlyn! Photo by

11/21/2024

It’s cedar season! I love tucking this greenery into every-day arrangements. It adds such lovely texture and aroma. Pick up your own bunch of cedar branches at

11/10/2024

A lovely little arrangement in a mushroom mug 🍄

10/17/2024

A Paper Peony flower subscription is the perfect gift to get someone through the cold winter months with cheer. Sign up for once- or twice-a-month delivery in the link in bio!

10/13/2024

When the background perfectly complements the bride 😎 But seriously, W🩵W!!! Photo by

10/08/2024

I love adding pink to a fall palette!

10/01/2024

I am always up for a challenge. When reached out to me about a multi-day glamping vow renewal adventure with her clients, she was looking for florals that could withstand cold temperatures, long hikes, being out of water for long periods of time, and could be multi-functional. I knew I could make this work. Using durable, long lasting flowers and greens, my bouquet, boutonniere and garland served many purposes on this two-day excursion, from adorning the tent entrance, to accompanying the charcuterie platter. I’m amazed by how far my florals went and I’m utterly dazzled by these photos that tell a story of adventure, true love and commitment.
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Glamping lodging by
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09/20/2024

I should dress to match my flowers more often. 💜

09/15/2024

Just a bouquet and a cake hanging out at an Alaska glacier, NBD. Photo by || cake by Arctic Moon Bakery

09/13/2024

Love that something blue 💙
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+19073171201

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I often have brides ask me to design wildflower bouquets. There are many wildflowers that don’t hold up well out of water so I like to use a combination of sturdy wildflowers and commercial blooms that have a wildflower look. This bouquet had wild tansy and yarrow, which gave it an herbal, earthy smell. Combined with lemony wax flower and mondial roses - it made for a fragrant bouquet!

It’s a short season for Alaska, but the dahlias are absolute perfection! This bouquet is headed out to Hope.

Today’s elopement couple is from Texas and the bride loved her bouquet with the sweetest little yellow spray roses!

Of the hundreds of bridal bouquets I’ve made over the years, this is the first one to contain irises. I love how it turned out!

I am in love with this red and rose gold combination!

This adorable bouquet is heading to Homer for an elopement tomorrow. I loved making faux anemones with carnations and button mums.

Sometimes when I design a bridal bouquet I get this little sizzle of excitement that sends a message to my brain that I nailed it. I got that feeling with this bouquet that’s heading out for an elopement today. The Playa Blanca roses mixed with thryptomene calycina and thistle gives this bouquet so much lovely texture!

This bouquet went on a skiing elopement adventure yesterday so it needed to be made with durable ingredients. I included lots of hardy greenery and flowers so it would last all day!

It’s always fun to go big with florals, but I actually prefer to go small! Here’s a sweet little design in an iris mug by Emerson Creek Pottery