Coral garden roses, pink and purple asters and trailing amaranthus in the white Diamond Vase box.
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Brit Milah florist · Los Angeles
Brit Milah flowers in Los Angeles
Soft, welcoming florals for the bris and the seudah that follows, often on a few days’ notice. Bita is used to the eight-day timeline.
Short notice is normal
Eight days is enough
A Brit Milah comes together in eight days, and Bita designs with that in mind. Text 310-858-0095 as soon as you know the date, even before the venue is settled, and she will tell you straight away what she can do for that morning. Same-week requests are welcome; that is simply how a bris works.
There is no order desk. Send the date, the place if you know it, and a photo of anything you love, or tap Request on any piece on this site and it goes straight to Bita’s phone. She replies by text with a design and a price, you confirm by Zelle or Venmo, and the flowers are taken care of. How ordering works.
For the morning
What Bita designs for a Brit Milah
Every piece is scaled to the room and the number of guests. Ask for one of these or all of them.
The bris table
A low, generous arrangement for the table where the ceremony takes place, kept low so guests can see.
The seudah and kiddush tables
Centerpieces for the breakfast or lunch tables, scaled to the number of guests, in vases from Bita’s own collection that she collects afterward.
Vases and candelabras to rentA piece for the mother
A gift arrangement or Diamond Vase box delivered to the home the same morning, so something beautiful is waiting when the family comes back.
Arrangements and gift boxesWelcome and entrance
A single statement urn at the door of the synagogue hall or the home, so guests know they have arrived somewhere that was prepared for them.
Candlelight
For a celebration that runs into the evening, candelabras, tapers and votives placed so the whole room glows.
Luxury candlelight stagingBaby namings and simchat bat
The same soft, welcoming florals, designed the same way, for a daughter’s naming or a simchat bat celebration.
Palette
Colors and flowers
Whites, creams, pale blue and soft green are the usual choices, but there is no rule. Many families ask for the colors of the nursery, or a flower that shares the baby’s name, and Bita builds the arrangements around that.
She works with the mother’s wishes first, and keeps every piece low, soft and unscented enough for a room full of family, grandparents and a newborn. Tell her the colors you love and the ones you cannot stand, and she takes it from there.
Delivery and setup
Synagogue or home
Bita delivers on weekday mornings to synagogues and homes across Pico-Robertson, Beverly Hills, Westwood and the Westside. Give her the name of the synagogue and the time the ceremony starts, and she coordinates with the synagogue office on access and timing, sets the bris table and the seudah tables herself, and collects the vases afterward so nobody in the family has to think about it.
For a bris at home, she arrives early, works quietly around the kitchen and the caterer, and leaves the rooms ready before the first guests ring the bell. If the celebration continues into the evening, candlelight staging can be set at the same visit.
Recent Brit Milah work
Soft, welcoming, a little abundant
Into the evening
Candlelight for the seudah
When the celebration runs past sundown, Bita adds candelabras, tapers, pillars and votives from her own collection, set down the length of the table and around the room, and collects them afterward.
For the mother
A gift for the new mother
A Diamond Vase box or arrangement delivered to the home the same morning as the bris. Tap Request on the one you love and it goes straight to Bita’s phone.
Ivory garden roses, white stock, lisianthus and cascading cream amaranthus in the white box.
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Coral-pink garden roses, pink dahlias, apples and pomegranate in a metallic pink box, for a sweet new year.
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Diamond Vase works from a private studio in Beverly Hills and delivers, sets up and styles across the Westside and greater Los Angeles: Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Holmby Hills, Westwood, Century City, Pico-Robertson, West Hollywood, Brentwood, Santa Monica and Culver City, at hotels, synagogues, restaurants, private homes and backyards. Farther afield is often possible; just ask.
How to order
Tap Request this on any arrangement, or text or call 310-858-0095, or message @diamondvase on Instagram, with the date, the occasion and a photo of anything you love. Bita replies by text with a design and a price. Confirm by Zelle or Venmo, and she delivers, sets up and collects. There is no online cart.
Questions
Brit Milah flower FAQ
How quickly can you do flowers for a Brit Milah?
Text Bita the date the day you know it. A Brit Milah is on an eight-day timeline and she designs with that in mind, so same-week requests are normal. She will tell you right away what she can do for your morning. Text 310-858-0095.
What flowers are traditional for a bris?
There is no rule. Blues and whites are common, and anything soft and welcoming works. Many families choose the colors of the nursery or of the baby’s name.
Can you deliver to a synagogue on a weekday morning?
Yes. Give Bita the synagogue and the time the ceremony starts, and she coordinates access and timing with the office, sets the tables and collects the vases afterward.
Do you also do baby namings and simchat bat celebrations?
Yes, the same way. Send the date and the place, and Bita designs the florals for the naming and the meal that follows.
Mazel tov.
Text Bita at 310-858-0095 with the date and the place, and she will take care of the flowers. Or message @diamondvase on Instagram.