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Emily Campagna of Rust + Thistle takes the time to share both practical tips for floral pros and positive mental shifts. Hear about her journey to flowers, including an intense year of freelancing. She’s sharing a few tips for floral design freelancers as well as a la card wedding options.
Launching a flower farm from scratch is hard work. There’s a lot to consider. In this article you’ll learn crucial tips for starting a flower farm business that you can implement from Day 1!
Becky DePasquale OF RAM floral is with us talking through what it means for her and her team to “Frame a Moment,” how to assess your floral work to know when it is “done,” and more!
Don’t let gorgeous bridesmaid bouquet designs go to waste after the wedding ceremony—learn how to repurpose these bouquets in creative ways that make both budget-conscious clients and floral designers happy!
Can you really make a beautiful cocktail accent arrangement using only ONE ingredient? Kelly shows you how in this short tutorial! She demonstrates how to maximize both budget and style by purposefully placing every stem, leaf, and bloom, bringing the principles of design to life in this sweet piece. Knowing how to make an impact with a small amount of blooms is a great way to add value to your client's wedding designs.
Need to be a budget master for your client by scaling back on larger pieces and mixing in some smaller ones? Small arrangements don't have to look cheap or boring! You can maximize both budget and style, and Kelly shows you how in this video.
The easiest thing to do when you’ve started a new business is to not pay yourself. If you’re working a full time job, and have started a business on the side, it’s easy to think, “I’ll just put this money I’m making back into the business”. Starting good habits of managing your business income from the very start makes it easier to adapt to the business being your sole source of income later. Here are a few tips on getting started early with paying yourself, and ensuring you’re setting aside enough for putting back into your business.
