“Step into the dreamy and romantic flower markets of France without leaving the North Shore at Les Fleurs.”
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“Owner Sandra Sigman draws floral inspiration from her love of Paris—what could be more romantic?”
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“Beautiful, French-inspired florals are at the heart of Les Fleurs, but this isn’t your typical flower shop.”
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“The French-inspired florals at Les Fleurs are light years away from your typical, traditional flower arrangements.”
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The winners of the 2022 readers’ poll, the Best of The Andovers.
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“There are many words to describe the French-inspired florals at Les Fleurs, but one of our favorites is exquisite…”
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“… a Les Fleurs floral experience is unlike any other.”
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“Luxurious, dense blooms, unexpected containers, and lush textures make each arrangement a small work of art.”
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“…floral designer Sandra Sigman and her team will create the wedding flowers of your dreams.”
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“This beautiful floral shop in the heart of downtown Andover is a breath of fresh air in the community!”
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A Crane Estate wedding featured on Carats & Cake, floral design by Les Fleurs
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“… using lush seasonal blooms and foliage to create floral designs worthy of your unique love story.”
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“There’s a reason this Andover shop has more than 30,000 followers on Instagram…”
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Style Me Pretty features Les Fleurs floral designs at a Boston Public Library wedding.
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The Knot features Best of Weddings Hall of Fame winner, Les Fleurs.
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“Inspired by the elegant and earthy French flower markets of Paris, Les Fleurs brings a European aesthetic to its fresh floral designs.”
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“Les Fleurs in Andover is known for its dreamy, French-inspired florals, but owner Sandra Sigman also loves sharing her skills with others.”
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“Standing proudly amongst other area professionals for their achievements such as Best of Boston & The Knot’s Best of Weddings…”
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“You’ll find not only gorgeous blooms inside Les Fleurs’ Andover shop, but also gifts, décor, antiques, and objects scored from French flea markets.”
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