Hiring Standards with Birch Event Design
Flower Discoveries: Why to Use an Accountant for your Business
This week in Flower Discoveries, you’ll hear from Jesse on why you should use an accountant for your business. He’s also sharing a few tips on how to do so. Amanda is chatting about a recent Team Flower blog by Sarah Jo Eversole on growing herbs for flower arranging, and Meagan is providing a source she discovered for buying trees and shrubs online. The Tree Center not only ships plants, but also gives information on how to plant and care for them.
Anthony Vazquez Photography
Guest Interview: Josh from Birch Event Design
You’re in for a treat with our special guest on this episode of the Team Flower Podcast. It’s Josh from Birch Event Design! Here are a few things he and Kelly are discussing:
Helpful tips for planning events 6–12 months in advance
The design process from consultation to implementation and Josh’s “color by number” technique
Tips for managing a team during the craziness of event day
Standards for hiring staff
Josh’s favorite design tunes
““Be 100% you. Play with design, break the rules, don’t follow what everyone else is doing. Do what matters to you.””
Josh is the owner and lead designer of Birch Event Design in New York City. Birch Event Design creates events that wow hosts, guests, and fashion influencers alike! Starting with a blank canvas, the forward-thinking designers, producers, florists, and strategists partner with clients and event planners to produce a truly memorable event. Taking an obscure detail, a background pattern, a client’s favorite shade of purple, and flying with it—in the most outrageous, unexpected of ways—is what gets Josh’s adrenaline pumping.
Photography: Fred Marcus Photography, Elvira Kalviste Photography, Anthony Vasquez Photography, Kalinin Photography, Canvas Studios, Clane Gessel Photography
Make a Stunning Floral Design Board or Proposal: Here’s How
Have you ever wondered what tools to use to create a design board or proposal? Amberly Odom, Team Flower Member and owner of Wrenwood Design, is walking you through a few quick and easy steps to create a design board using Canva. Never heard of it? You’re in for a treat! Listen in to find out more.
