I recently joined the Version 1 Podcast for a conversation about floral design: what drew me to it, what keeps me in it, and some of the less obvious parts of the work.

If you're a florist, chances are you're wired for creativity. You see beauty in color combinations that others miss. You can envision how a bride's bouquet should complement her dress before she even describes her vision. Your hands instinctively know how to arrange stems to create movement and flow.

This stunning bouquet celebrates the warmth and romance of peachy tones in a cohesive arrangement that feels both elegant and naturally gathered.

Summer brings with it an abundance of colorful fruits and vibrant blooms, and our Fruits of Summer Bouquet captures this seasonal bounty in all its glory. This arrangement marries the rich, saturated tones of summer berries with delicate floral elements to create a bouquet that is a feast for the senses.

This enchanting bouquet captures the essence of an English cottage garden with its harmonious blend of soft pastels and organic wildflower beauty. The design feels both effortless and intentionally curated, combining classic favorites with delicate wild blooms.

As florists, reinterpreting an inspiration photo for a wedding is a delicate balance between replication and innovation.

Planning ahead is one of the best tips I can give for running a successful business. You have to think ahead to not be overwhelmed.

Planning ahead is one of the best tips I can give for running a successful business. You have to think ahead to not be overwhelmed.