Beautiful Arrangement
It was very easy to work with Page Elliot. Gorgeous arrangement sent and delivered promptly. Thank you!
August 2, 2023
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Company details
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You deserve fabulous flowers. Page Elliott is a floral design and event styling company with roots in gorgeous Portland, Oregon. We travel far and wide bringing our vast knowledge of floral artistry, artistic concept and large-scale event design to all corners of the globe. Our company is made up of intrepid risk takers who find joy in what they create. It is our goal to bring your story to life in a way that will thrill you and your guests. We can't wait to meet you.
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1121 N. Loring Street, Suite 110, 97227, Portland, United States
- 503.593.0393
- page@pageelliott.com
- pageelliott.com
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